History Heartwarming / EdEddNEddy

* Whenever Ed gets to indulge in his love for chickens is rather adorable. Despite his massive strength, he never goes full AndCallHimGeorge and harms them with his petting. He loves cuddling them.

* In general, knowing who Eddy's brother really is and that it's hinted he bullied everyone in town, it's nice to see Eddy didn't emulate his brother fully. He may be a jerk to those around him, but has shown he cares for people. Maybe because of height, but his schemes aren't intended to deliberately hurt others and he makes sure that him and his friends get money for candy.

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** A small one in "The Luck of the Ed": Edd chats casually with Kevin and they share a laugh before Kevin rides off.

* In the episode, "Honor Thy Ed", where the Kankers stage an elaborate plan to "marry" the Eds in an abandoned house, the Eds pretend to be attacked early in the episode to fool the kids. The kids believe it (at first), and Sarah cries out "[[AwLookTheyDoLoveEachOther Someone help my idiot brother!]]" This shows that despite the massive amounts of abuse she dishes out, she still cares for him deep down.

* In the episode, "Honor Thy Ed", where the Kankers stage an elaborate plan to "marry" the Eds in an abandoned house, the Eds pretend to be attacked early in the episode to fool the kids. The kids believe it (at first), and Sarah cries out "[[AwwLookTheyDoLoveEachOther Someone help my idiot brother!]]" This shows that despite the massive amounts of abuse she dishes out, she still cares for him deep down.

* In the episode, "Honor Thy Ed", where the Kankers stage an elaborate plan to "marry" the Eds in an abandoned house, the Eds pretend to be attacked early in the episode to fool the kids. The kids believe it (at first), and Sarah cries out "Someone help my idiot brother!" This shows that despite the massive amounts of abuse she dishes out, she still cares for him deep down.

* In general, for such a violent cartoon, it's very heartwarming to see that throughout the show the Eds are very casual about physical affection with one another to the point it's not unique to point out each case individually.
In general, knowing whose Eddy's brother really is and that it's hinted he bullied everyone in town, it's nice to see Eddy didn't emulate his brother fully. He may be a jerk to those around him, but has shown he cares for people. Maybe because of height, but even so his schemes aren't intended to hurt others and he makes sure that him and his friends get money for candy.

** Rolf, the only cul-de-sac kid who sympathizes with Eddy, invites the Eds to his farm so that he could fix the pimple. He similarly lashes out at the kids when they harass Eddy with cameras, angrily calling them "vultures".

** Rolf, the only cul-de-sac kid who sympathizes with Eddy, invites the Eds to his farm so that he could fix the pimple. He similarly lashes out at the kids when they harass him with cameras, angrily calling them "vultures".

* " X Marks The Ed". Double D's verbal tongue lashing at the other kids for laughing at Eddy's acne.

* From the special “The Eds Are Coming, The Eds Are Coming“

* In another episode, Ed states that Sarah likes to watch him when he eats yogurt with his bellybutton. Weird, but it's kinda sweet to hear that there's at least one thing she likes doing with him.

* The episode where Jimmy becomes a sumo wrestler (thanks to Eddy) in order to fulfill his dream of becoming a star has a surprisingly touching moment towards the end. Jimmy, Eddy, and Ed prepare to literally slingshot themselves to Japan in order to start Jimmy's sumo career. As Ed fires up the slingshot, the music starts to crescendo as they await the launch, Eddy excitedly anticipates all the money that he's about to make, and Jimmy, his arms in the air and ready to fly, starts to cry happily as he looks up towards the sky. It's almost as if his face is saying, "This is it. I'm finally going to be a star."

* The handful of occasions we see where the Eds just goof off like kids, rather than working on some complicated scam Eddy has thought up. There aren't many of them, as a lot of the shows comedy is based on the scams, but notable ones include the episode "Day of The Eds" mentioned above where they spend most of it playing spacemen in the junkyard, the end of "Flea-Bitten Ed" where they hang out and watch TV on the roof, and the opening of "Quick Shot Ed" that starts with them playing around in the junkyard.

** This episode has the Ed's pretending to be each other. They poke fun at each other, but it's all done in a good natured way. It's the kind of thing you can only do with your best friends.

* "An Ed in the Bush" starts with the Ed's goofing around and playing. Later on, Ed and Eddy hug each other in fear. At the end of the episode, they are all huddled up together in the closet under a blanket hiding.

** Similarly, at one point Eddy refers to himself as Edd's "best friend". It may seem no big deal, but the Eds usually never refer to each other as "best friends", despite how close they are. It's nice seeing Eddy, of all people, using these words.

* "Stuck in Ed" Eddy shows a rare moment of vulnerability and is moved to tears for not being able to come up with a scam and hides his face in Ed's shirt. Double D comforts him and later compliments Ed for coming up with a great idea of buying a scam.

** When Sarah saw how depressed and angry Jimmy was that fairy tales don’t exist, she angrily beats up Ed and Eddy for turning her best friend into a “zombie”. Noticed that she didn’t beat up Double D and she also knows that he, while not exactly innocent, feels genuine guilt and wants to make it right.

** When Sarah saw how depressed and angry Jimmy was that fairy tales don’t exist, she angrily beats up Ed and Eddy for turning her best friend into a “zombie”. Noticed that she didn’t beat up Double D and she also knows that he innocent and wants to make it right.

** Also, as Rolf is digging the pit for the duel of honor, Kevin just happens to pass by and offers to give a hand without even asking why he's doing it. Although Rolf refuses, it's the thought that counts.

** Eddy making Double D go to the prom, might be his way of encouraging Double D to get over his [[CannotTalkToWomen awkwardness around girls]]. Too bad his methods are lackluster at best. There's also Eddy being at least content with Double D dancing with Nazz, and not [[TakeThatScrappy Kevin]].