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Source：New Knowledge Information Network Editor：Digital Culture Time：2025-06-26 01:50:24

Peppa Pig is Terms of servicenot just a children's television show character. She's a cultural icon, best known for being an absolute savage and for being subversive symbol in China.

The latest viral Peppa moment is a bit more macabre. A video posted by Twitter user @eddd_maisterr shows the beloved pig in piñata form, getting whacked by a small child.

But then the camera pans out to reveal Peppa Pig the mascot staring on in horror as her effigy is mercilessly beaten to a pulp.

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Coupled with the faint cheering of the spectators, this spectacle strikes a tone of a jolly macabre.

Peppa's reputation precedes her and someone pointed out the very valid reason that Peppa was getting beat up.

This isn't the first time something like this has happened. You might recall the shocking footage of Olaf from Frozenwatching his mini-me being bashed.

There's something grimly humorous about these mascots helplessly looking on as their counterparts are tortured by small children.

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