History Heartwarming / AnAmericanTail

* Henri flying Fievel and Tanya over New York, right past the newly-completed Statue of Liberty.

* Similarly, Tony takes it upon himself to look after Fievel, essentially becoming a big brother to him during his struggle to find his family. Bridget similarly becomes something of a sister figure to Fievel once she hooks up with Tony.

* Henri flying Fievel and Tanya over New York, right past the newly-completed Statue of Liberty.

* Henri flying Fievel and Tanya over New York, right past the newly-completed Statue of Liberty.
* Papa taking a moment to thank (and kiss) the ''mezuzah'' in the family's doorway in ''Manhattan Island''.

* Tanya's song "Dreams to Dream" in ''Fievel Goes West''. It is virtually completely pointless to the story, but is such a heartwarming scene. It's pretty telling when Cat R. Waul, who has been maintaining a very unflattering view of mice up to this point, hears it and is moved to ''tears''. Not to mention when he gently picks her up, brings her to the saloon and gives her a chance to sing.
* The ending of ''Fievel Goes West''. Fievel and Wylie Burp are watching the sunset and Wylie offers his badge to Fievel, but the mouse can't accept it because he's not a hero like Wylie. Wylie replies;
-->"Maybe. Maybe a real hero's the last to hear about it. But you pulled me out of a gutter, and for that I owe you some thanks. Just remember, Fievel: one man's sunset is another man's dawn. I don't know what lies beyond those hills, but if you ride yonder, head up, eyes steady, heart open, I think one day you'll find that you're the hero you've been lookin' for."
** Plus, Fievel flipping his hat back to the blue at the end was sweet, like he learned he could be a hero by being himself.
** Especially touching is that this was Creator/JimmyStewart's final film role, effectively symbolizing the passing of the baton from his generation of actors to the new.

* Tanya's song "Dreams to Dream" in ''Fievel Goes West''. It is virtually completely pointless to the story, but is such a heartwarming scene. It's pretty telling when Cat R. Waul, who has been maintaining a very unflattering view of mice up to this point, hears it and is moved to ''tears''.

* Tanya's song "Dreams to Dream" in Fievel Goes West. It is virtually completely pointless to the story, but is such a heartwarming scene. It's pretty telling when Cat R. Waul, who has been maintaining a very unflattering view of mice up to this point, hears it and is moved to ''tears''.
* The ending of Fievel Goes West. Fievel and Wylie Burp are watching the sunset and Wylie offers his badge to Fievel, but the mouse can't accept it because he's not a hero like Wylie. Wylie replies;

** Especially touching is that this was Jimmy Stewart's final film role, effectively symbolizing the passing of the baton from his generation of actors to the new.

** Especially touching is that this was Jimmy Stewart's final film role, effectively symbolizing the passing of the baton from his generation of actors to the new.

-->"Maybe not. Maybe a real hero's the last to hear about it. You pulled me out of a gutter, and for that I owe you some thanks. Just remember, Fievel, one man's sunset is another man's dawn. I don't know what lies beyond those hills, but if you ride yonder, head up, eyes steady, heart open, I think one day you'll find that you're the hero you've been lookin' for."

** Plus, Fievel flipping his hat back to the blue at the end was sweet, like he learned he could be a hero by being himself.

* Tanya's song "Dreams to Dream" in Fievel Goes West. It is virtually completely pointless to the story, but is such a heartwarming scene.

** The song would come off as less sincere if they hired some professional to sing it.

* The song "Somewhere Out There". Even though the mice children aren't very good singers. They come across as [[IncrediblyLamePun a bit squeaky.]] Although it adds to the charm. The NarmCharm, that is.

* The song "Somewhere Out There". Despite the fact that the mice children aren't very good singers. They come across as [[IncrediblyLamePun a bit squeaky.]]
** Although it adds to the charm. The NarmCharm, that is.

-->"Maybe not. Maybe a real hero's the last to hear about it. You pulled me out of a gutter, and for that I owe you some thanks. Just remember, Fievel, one man's sunset is another man's dawn. I don't know what lies beyond those hills, but if you ride yonder, head up, eyes steady, heart open, I think one day you'll find that you're the hero you've been lookin' for."

* The song "Somewhere Out There". Despite the fact that the mice children aren't very good singers. They come across as a bit squeaky.

** Yes, but I think that adds to the charm. The NarmCharm, that is.
** I feel that the song would come off as less sincere if they hired some professional to sing it.

* Tanya's song "Dreams to Dream" in Fievel Goes West. It is virtually completely pointless to the story, but is such a heartwarming scene.

* The song "Somewhere Out There". Dispite the fact that the mice children aren't very good singers. They come across as a bit squeaky.