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Overview[]

Season		Episodes	Originally aired		DVD Release Date(s)
Season		Episodes	Season premiere	Season finale	DVD Release Date(s)
	Blurbs	29	2001	N/A	None
	IR	21	1999	N/A	February 11, 2003 (Vol. 1) October 14, 2003 (Vol. 2) August 3, 2004 (Vol. 3)
	SM	11	January 2003	N/A	February 11, 2003 October 14, 2003
	KR	10	December 8, 2002		October 14, 2003
	KP	3	September 2, 2008	???	N/A
	LB	5	N/A		N/A

Blurbs[]

These are episodes where the original episode has been done over with a series of speech bubbles/boxes containing text, either a joke, a random statement, a goof, or a fact relating to the scene. Additionally, the episodes that originally were produced in 4:3 format (standard definition) are remastered in 16:9 format (high-definition). NOTE: The episodes listed below are ordered by their date of release.

Irregular Episodes[]

1999: Banjo Frenzy: The original pilot episode starring an unnamed Dinosaur (probably the early version of Lumpy in appearance and Flippy in personality) and early versions of Cuddles, Giggles and Toothy.
2003: Intimate Spotlight: An interview with Cro-Marmot.
2003: Enter the Garden: Starring Buddhist Monkey and Generic Tree Ninjas.
2004: Dino-Sore Days: Special black and white episode starring Cro-Marmot when he was unfrozen.
2004: Books of Fury: Starring Buddhist Monkey and Generic Tree Ninjas (Cameo appearance of Panda Mom).
2004: Winter Break: A special episode that used winter-related internet episodes and kringles that aired on the MTV 2 television network in the United States and was released on DVD.
2005: Mole in the City: Starring The Mole and The Rat. Featuring Pig Child and Elephant Balloon Vendor.
2005: Ski Patrol: A parody of the how-to-do cartoons of the 1950s, starring Lumpy.
2007: The Carpal Tunnel of Love: Fall Out Boy Music Video.
2007: Asbestos I Can Do: A 20-second episode starring Lumpy which features no gore, pain or deaths, but before and after it are various deaths from TV episodes (Easter Egg Episode).
2008: The False Alarm episode: An episode that debuted on the video game Happy Tree Friends: False Alarm.
2008: YouTube Live Episode: An episode that debuted in YouTube Live and featured nine characters in a claw machine.
2010: YouTube 101: Subscriptions: Uploaded by the official YouTube account. Starring Cuddles demonstrating how to use the subscribe feature on YouTube.
2011: Disco Bears It All: A guide on how to become a Disco Bear.
2011: YouTube Copyright School: Russell learns about copyright infringement.
2011: Oh Xmas Tree: Cuddles, Giggles, Toothy, and Lumpy all sing "Oh Christmas Tree" with a door closing afterwards revealing presents with links to 5 kringles: Reindeer Kringle, Kringle Tree, Ski Kringle, Strain Kringle, and Kringle Presents.
2012: New Season Teaser: An April Fools joke by Mondo Media, playing on Dick Figures.
2013: Cubtron Z: A special episode of Happy Tree Friends in stop motion animation instead of the usual Flash animation, it is directed by Rob Shaw. The episode is about Cub being revived as a robot after he got ran over by a street cleaner to get his bottle.
2015: Hot Tub Shake: A short skit starring Disco Bear, Giggles, Cuddles, and Fliqpy.
2017: Blood Donor: A Still Alive short starring Lumpy and Giggles. Originally, this episode could only be watched by viewers who bought the Still Alive package.
2023: Too Much Scream Time: An episode that debuted on the DLC of a video game called The Crackpet Show: Happy Tree Friends Edition.

Video Games[]

Smoochies[]

A smoochie is an interactive video that includes one character where you give him/her something. You're given three options of what you can give to the character and you can choose any of them, but all of them result in the character dying. After a few seconds of inactivity, the character will do one or two things, such as laugh or say hello.

Kringles[]

Kringles logo.

Kringles are special short holiday messages (set during Christmas) released as parodies of typical animated greeting cards. There are currently ten Kringles.(Note: The last two Kringles of the list are, respectively, from the very beginning and end of the Winter Break video.)

Action Series: Ka-Pow![]

A spin-off about Flippy, Splendid, and Buddhist Monkey starring in an action series. Flippy stars in W.A.R. (Weapon Animal Regiment) Journal. Splendid appears in Splendid's SSSSSuper Squad. Buddhist Monkey returns to star in more new episodes. The Mole was listed as a character, but he doesn't appear to have a connection with Ka-Pow! now, and, as a note, his episode, Mole in the City, debuted way before Ka-Pow! even existed.

W.A.R. (Weaponized Animal Regiment) Journal[]

Operation: Tiger Bomb

Splendid's SSSSSuper Squad[]

Mirror Mirror

Buddhist Monkey[]

HTF Break[]

Breaks are short 1-minute or less episodes that act as shortened Happy Tree Friends episodes.

The graphics and animation of some of the later shorts (specifically Happy New Year to Tunnel Vision) were originally produced for G4's Happy Tree Friends and Friends in 2005, with the branding replaced in the Break shorts.

Love Bites[]

Love Bites are Valentine's Day-themed short episodes featuring romantic relationships between two characters (male and female), that eventually go wrong with one or both members of the couple getting injured and/or dying. Just like with Kringles, each Love Bite contains a message that it's related to the theme of the short.