When news of the famous basketball star came out, no one expected his life to be cut short so soon. Not even the American animated series Legends of Chamberlain Heights that depicted Bryant’s death six years ago.
Kobe Bryant, 41, and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna were among the nine people who lost their lives when their helicopter slammed into a hillside near Malibu in Los Angeles County, California.
What is equally shocking is that Comedy Central premiered Legends of Chamberlain Heights in 2016. In the eight-episode of the animated sitcom titled “End of Days”, a scene features Kobe Bryant crashing in a helicopter. Bryant crawls half body out of the chopper clutching his trophies. He then passed out just as the helicopter explodes.
Since his passing, the video has now been taken down from Comedy Central’s website out of respect to Bryant’s family and everyone else who died in that plane crash.
Other incidents include a user from Twitter who predicted the very same incident even before the Comedy Central original surfaced and years after the show was produced Kobe Bryant himself joked about not being able to fly the beloved "Mamba Chopper".
In June, the short-lived animated series surfaces on Comedy Central. Although there's no details regarding whether or not his scene is from the episode titled "End Of Days". The chances of them excluding it are very high.
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