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Revision as of 21:50, 23 March 2014 by Im>Dai-Guard(Dai-Guard moved page Dragon Ball Abridged (Web Video)/Heartwarming to Dragon Ball Abridged/Heartwarming: Remove TVT Namespaces from title)
Ginyu's realisation that all his men are dead. Really made Vegeta into more of a bastard for denying him that moment.
Dende healing Gohan while saying he's the only person he respects and can really talk to.
Even though it was Played for Laughs, Vegeta mentions that the Kanassans miraculously repopulated.
At the end of the Bardock special, there is a montage of scenes from the original Dragon Ball series, showing Goku's youth to the main theme song. Despite the silliness of the episode, it is nice seeing Bardock's sacrifice pay off.
Actually, this was the actual ending credits sequence of the Bardock Special, Team Four Star just played CHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA over it, which IMO fits better.
At the end of episode 27, Vegeta gives the "Super Saiyan" speech to Freeza for a third time, only now, he's talking about Goku. The incredibly pained delivery of the line as he's dying makes it all the more awesome.
Though Freeza does show more tolerance to the stronger of his minions. Seriously, in episode 28 he openly admits to himself that he misses Zarbon.
Goku's concern for Vegeta before and after Freeza kills him.
Vegeta's whole "keep being awesome" thing to reassure Team Three Stars victory against Freeza was kind of heartwarming since it meant he didn't intend to kill them.
Goku burying Vegeta after he died is surprisingly not turned into a joke, bar Freeza's snarky comments.
Gohan running up and giving his dad a hug after the battle.