History Heartwarming / SpiderManHomecoming

[[spoiler:-->'''Peter:''' I'm trying to save you!]]

** This line from school news program "Show your spirit-spirit" and Peter smiling as he listens.

* Even if the reason given is "bureaucratic slowness", it's nice that even people who know Captain America is a fugitive still appreciate the role model he became enough to continue showing his [=PSAs=].
** It might not be. Peter's principal is the IdenticalGrandson of Cap's pal Jim Morita, and even has a picture of Gramps in his office.

* When Peter saves the shop owner's life after the explosion, he doesn't forget to save his cat too.

* The fact that Happy Hogan is the one to oversee Spidey's heroics is one when you consider the fact that Happy Hogan is played by Creator/JonFavreau, who directed ''Film/IronMan'' and ''Film/IronMan2'', which jump-started the MCU. That's right, Jon Favreau is, both InUniverse and OutOfUniverse, to bring Spider-Man into the franchise that he (Favreau) helped create.

* Tom Holland stated in a recent interview that the boy with the Iron Man helmet and gloves from ''Film/IronMan2'' was actually ''Peter''. Yes, Peter Parker has always been in the MCU, and he has always been a hero.

*** [[spoiler: A small but important moment: in the throwaway line by Happy, it's revealed that Tony has possession of Thor's belt and been working on a ''new shield for Captain America'' - a probable sign that Tony has forgiven Steve and expects to see him again soon. (Except nobody said [[ExactWords the shield was for Steve Rogers.]]) ]]
*** After Civil War, Tony has Steve's shield. [[spoiler: Therefore there are only two possible reasons for making a new one: find a way to give it to Steve, or give the new one to the replacement and keep the original one for Steve.]]

* In ''Civil War'', Spidey is rarely glimpsed in his homemade costume except in blurry [=YouTube=] videos and tries to hide his primitive costume and web-shooters from Tony. Here, Spidey works ''way'' more openly. The costume Tony built for him was a huge boost to the kid's confidence.

* Ned keeps fanboying over Peter throughout the entire events of the movie and even when Peter keeps bailing out on him and his classmates, he sticks by him. [[spoiler: He even gets to be his "man on the chair" at the end of the movie and saves him from the Shocker.]] Especially heartwarming since the "Stark Internship" seems to cause some subtle tension between Peter and Ned before Ned finds out.
* During Peter's video diary of the events of ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', we get to see the moment when he gets the Spider-Man suit. Peter is almost speechless when Happy tells him the suit is his and tells the camera this is the greatest day of his life.
* Peter bonding with his suits A.I. which he dubs Karen. Much like Tony and Jarvis the two manage to have a close relationship. Unlike Jarvis though Karen is much more encouraging and even tries to help Peter with his love life. All this actually makes it sadder when Tony takes the suit back.

* Peter's decision to ditch the dance and go after the Vulture. Bear in mind, Toomes had effectively given him an out, saying he'd leave Peter alone so long as Peter didn't antagonize him. Heck, he doesn't even really have any personal stakes in the matter. However, Peter doesn't hesitate to get into his spider suit and take the fight to him immediately, for no reason other than because it's the right thing to do.

* Credit to Ms.Hoag for being rather forgiving of Toomes punching the Damage Control guy that was being unnecessarily antagonistic, even though she probably could have had Toomes arrested if she wanted to.

* Tony actually giving Peter a hug, even if he tries to cover it up by saying [[BlatantLies he's just pushing the car door]].
** And he brushes it off by saying they're not at that point ''yet'', implying that Tony already knows he's going to end up getting over-attached to this kid.
** It's also nice for Tony, especially after the events of the [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar last movie he was in]], as he probably needs all the new friends he can get.
** Also, the fact that Tony is trying to make sure Peter is a better hero than him by not making the mistakes he made and trying to avoid making him into a {{Child Soldier|s}} like he did in ''Civil War'', having realized that it was wrong.

* The fact that Happy Hogan is the one to oversee Spidey's heroics is one when you consider the fact that Happy Hogan is played by Creator/JonFavreau, who directed ''Film/IronMan'' and ''Film/IronMan2'', which jump-started the MCU. That's right, Jon Favreau is, both InUniverse and OutOfUniverse, Spider-Man into the franchise that he (Favreau) helped create.

* It's quite sweet that, despite being in possession of abilities most 15-year olds would give their eye teeth for, Peter genuinely enjoys hanging around with Ned and building LEGO models with him. You'd expect him to blow off someone like Ned in favour of doing something to increase his standing at school - certainly he has both the physical and mental capability. But no; Spider-Man or not, Ned and Peter are TrueCompanions.

* It's quite sweet that, despite being in possession of abilities most 15-year olds would give their eye teeth for, Peter genuinely enjoys hanging around with Ned and building LEGO models with him. You'd expect him to blow off someone like Ned in favour of doing something to increase his standing at school - certainly he has both the physical and mental capability. But no; Spider-Man or not, Ned and Peter are [[TrueCompanions]].

** And he brushes it off by saying they're not at that point ''yet'', implying that Tony already knows he's going to end up getteing overattached to this kid.

* The fact that Happy Hogan is the one to oversee Spidey's heroics is one when you consider the fact that Happy Hogan is played by Creator/JonFavreau, who directed ''Film/{{IronMan}}'' and ''Film/IronMan2'', which jump-started the MCU. That's right, Jon Favreau is, both InUniverse and OutOfUniverse, Spider-Man into the franchise that he (Favreau) helped create.

** This is especially meaningful in hindsight; when [[spoiler: the incident at the Washington monument kicks off, her first reaction is to yell ''"my friends are up there!"'', while clearly terrified for their safety.

* While Toomes himself is ruthless, but he does [[spoiler: give Peter every opportunity to walk away. Not only because he saved his daughter, but because Peter is also someone's child and as a parent he knows the fear of losing a child. It's not every day that writers can combine WouldHurtAChild with EvenEvilHasStandards.]]

* Ned keeps fanboying over Peter throughout the entire events of the movie and even when Peter keeps bailing out on him and his classmates, he sticks by him. [[spoiler: He even gets to be his "man on the chair" at the end of the movie and saves him from the Shocker.]] Especially heartwarming since the "Stark Internship" seems to cause some subtle tension between Peter and Ned before Ned finds out.

* Ned keeps fanboying over Peter throughout the entire events of the movie and even when Peter keeps bailing out on him and his classmates, he sticks by him. [[spoiler: He even gets to be his "man on the chair" at the end of the movie and saves him from the Shocker.]]

* Tony insisting that Happy invite Peter to a NBA Finals party, even though, according to Happy, the rest of the guests are more "sophisticated" at Tony's request.

* In the end Peter opts not to join the Avengers in favor of continuing to be the Friendly, Neighborhood Spider-Man. Protector of the little guy. This is the Peter Parker we all know and love.

* Peter's decision to ditch prom and go after the Vulture. Bear in mind, Toomes had effectively given him an out, saying he'd leave Peter alone so long as Peter didn't antagonize him. Heck, he doesn't even really have any personal stakes in the matter. However, Peter doesn't hesitate to get into his spider suit and take the fight to him immediately, for no reason other than because it's the right thing to do.