In Digimon Survive, after the group ends up trapped in the Digital World, the cowardly Ryo does this repeatedly. His mother died when he was young, and he deluded himself into believing that the Digital World was the afterlife and they were Dead All Along. If the player fails to help him face his fears and move on, he has a complete mental breakdown and starts seeing his dead mother everywhere while crying out to her, eventually running straight into the Fog of Doom and getting Killed Off for Real. Synonamess Botch when he thinks he's about to be hit by one of his nightmare bombs in Twice Upon a Time. "It's too much to bear! I want my blankie! I want my mommy!" In Of Life and Lemonade , Amelia wakes up in the middle of the night, throwing everything she can grab and screaming for her mother, the night after her mother's funeral.

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In the opening scene, Casey spends her final moments as she's murdered crying and begging for her mother. To twist the knife even more, her mother actually is nearby and looking for her, but Casey's too weak by that point to raise her voice above a whisper, and her mom can't hear her. A variation happens where instead of his mother, Luffy, after losing his brother Ace during the Marineford Arc, calls out for his crew when Jinbei asks him what "[he] still [has]". I Want My Mommy is a video game for the Atari 2600 released in North America by Zimag in 1983. [2] It is a platform game (then called climbing games by the US press). The game was given the KidStuff logo on the cover art; meaning it was aimed at children under the age of nine. This trope is subverted on several occasions as well; Calvin yells for Mom in the middle of the night and she rushes into his room, thinking something's wrong. Then it turns out Calvin just wants a glass of water or wants to ask her some random trivial question, such as, "How do ugly things like octopuses and hairy bugs reproduce? Are they actually ATTRACTED to each other?"

In the manga Bio-Meat: Nectar, a lot of victims tend to scream for their mamas when they get eaten — either that or apologize to their mamas. Poltergeist (1982): While she's on the Other Side and talking through a TV set, at one point Carol-Anne calls out, "Mommy!" During CatDog's "The Great Parent Mystery", Dog looks around in a tree full of fire ants and exits through a branch along with Cat heavily burning and saying this until they fall down a river. The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!: In "Princess, I Shrunk the Mario Brothers", Mouser calls for his mommy after being shrunken and put in a fishbowl by Waldo the Wizard.

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Al also cries out for her in one episode where he learns that Peg has spent their mortgage money on something trivial. Netflix’s new true-crime series The Devil Next Door tells, over five instalments, the story of what became the highest-profile and most bitterly emotive trial since Adolf Eichmann’s 25 years before. Both the survivors and the perpetrators of the Holocaust were ageing and dying; it would be one of the last chances to deliver justice for what had gone before. In American Horror Story: Murder House, Moira breaks down and sobs "I don't want to be here any more! I'm frightened! I miss my mother!" when Constance torments her with the knowledge that her ghost will be trapped in the house forever. Point of No Return gives us the Anti-Hero, Maggie, being executed by lethal injection. Even though she's a drug-addled punk who killed a police officer without a second thought, she cries out for her mother and experiences a Potty Failure as she dies. note It's only a Potty Failure instead of a No Dead Body Poops because she didn't really die in the end. Demjanjuk never moved from his position that he was a victim of mistaken identity. The US stripped him of citizenship and Israel extradited him for trial in Jerusalem. A year of trying to prove the verity or otherwise of documents and photographs ensued. Should they be considered suspect because they came from the KGB at a time when the Soviets were trying to drive a wedge between Ukrainian and Jewish American communities allied by their anti-communist sympathies? Or was that a spur to releasing the truth? Facial-recognition experts testified for and against the 66-year-old Demjanjuk being the man in Nazi ID card photos taken more than 40 years before. Lawyers battled for supremacy, sometimes even when they were on the same side. One of Demjanjuk’s lawyers, Yoram Sheftel, remains vocal about it being “a show trial” designed to bring succour to survivors, with unreliable evidence at every stage.

One of the books in the Little Princess series is titled I Want My Mum! (U.S. I Want My Mom!) The plot is described as follows: "All day there had been disasters - the water pot went all over the latest painting; the Little Princess fell off the seesaw and banged her knee; and worst of all, there was a monster under the bed that night. The castle had been ringing with the constant shout of 'I Want My Mum!'. And Mum always knew exactly the right thing to sort out the problem..." In Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, Teruteru Hanamura cries out for his mother right before being executed. Lidsville has Hoo-Doo saying this when foiled, frightened, or thwarted. He finally then gets to visit her when she comes by wanting to know what's going on in the final episode, named after her. A Battle Droid of all things in Star Wars: Republic Commando might shout "Mommy!" whenever you throw a grenade at them.

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Referenced in Arthur by the joke that Binky steals. "What did King Tut say when the Sphinx scared him? I want my mummy!" The Magic School Bus at the Waterworks shows Arnold saying the trope name verbatim twice: first after the bus unexpectedly transforms and the students become clad in scuba gear, and the second time when the bus starts lifting off into the sky. (To which another kid tells him that he said that already.) In LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: The Flash, Reverse-Flash lets out a small "Mommy." near the end when he's imprisoned and sees that his cellmate is Killer Croc.

This is a big part of the earlier books in the Llama Llama series. Late at night or when he's feeling scared and alone at school, little Llama wants his Mama Llama.