History TearJerker / KingdomHeartsCoded

* Data-Namine's existence. She acknowledges that she only exists to pass along a message, and once that's done she fades away into nothing. To make it even sadder, she even reminds us the "real" Namine has ceased to exist as of ''Kingdom Hearts II''.

* Donald and Goofy admit that they willingly got themselves involved in Data-Sora's attempt at rescue in Hollow Bastion because they don't like sitting on the sidelines and wish they could go on another adventure with Sora just like old times.

--> "I see a place. A sunset. Comforting...but also sad. This is where I spent my first...and my last...summer vacation. Rest easy...Your hurt can be mine now."

* A meta-example from the HD remake. The movie features {{Role Reprise}}s from Tate Donovan and James Woods from ''{{WesternAnimation/Hercules}}'', and Jonathan Freeman and Creator/GilbertGottfried from ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}''--which is nothing unexpected, as they almost never fail to reprise their roles, but this time around all four of them sound too old and tired to really pull off their characters anymore. It's a painful reminder that UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation was nearly a generation ago, and that nothing lasts forever.

---> "It's way past time you feel WHAT REAL HURT FEELS LIKE!!!"

* In coded, when Data-Roxas merges with Data-Sora. All his hurt memories start flooding into Sora, and we're quickly reminded of the sadness that was ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358Over2Days Days]]''.

* In coded, when Data-Roxas merges with Data-Sora. All his hurt memories start flooding into Sora, and we're quickly reminded of the sadness that was ''Days''.

* A meta-example from the HD remake. The movie features {{Role Reprise}}s from Tate Donovan and James Woods from ''{{WesternAnimation/Hercules}}'', and Jonathan Freeman and Creator/GilbertGottfried from ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}''--which is nothing unexpected, as they almost never fail to reprise their roles, but this time around all four of them sound too old and tired to really pull of their characters anymore. It's a painful reminder that UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation was nearly a generation ago, and that nothing lasts forever.

* A meta-example from the HD remake. The movie features {{Role Reprise}}s from Tate Donovan and James Woods from ''{{Disney/Hercules}}'', and Jonathan Freeman and Creator/GilbertGottfried from ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}''--which is nothing unexpected, as they almost never fail to reprise their roles, but this time around all four of them sound too old and tired to really pull of their characters anymore. It's a painful reminder that UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation was nearly a generation ago, and that nothing lasts forever.

* A meta-example from the HD remake. The movie features {{Role Reprisal}}s from Tate Donovan and James Woods from ''{{Disney/Hercules}}'', and Jonathan Freeman and Creator/GilbertGottfried from ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}''--which is nothing unexpected, as they almost never fail to reprise their roles, but this time around all four of them sound too old and tired to really pull of their characters anymore. It's a painful reminder that UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation was nearly a generation ago, and that nothing lasts forever.

** In the HD movie version, Jesse McCartney does a ''fantastic'' job of playing Data-Roxas as completely ruthless and bitter. Considering what the character's been through, it's hard to blame them.

* In coded, when [[spoiler:Data-Roxas merges with Data-Sora]]. All his hurt memories start flooding into Sora, and we're quickly reminded of the sadness that was ''Days''.

** Hell, if you played ''Days'', you can get a real glimpse of [[spoiler:Data-Roxas's motivations in Oblivion Castle]]. The reason why [[spoiler:he]] goes crazy on Sora accepting his pain is because [[spoiler:of Xion - for not only he "forgot" about her in ''Days'' and suffers horribly from it, but he's fully aware that he's even not the REAL Roxas and, thus, he never actually knew her]]. [[spoiler:Data-Roxas gets it even ''rougher'' than Data-Sora - no wonder he thinks Sora doesn't even understands what "hurt" feels like]].

** In the HD movie version, [[spoiler: Creator/JesseMccartney]] does a ''fantastic'' job of playing [[spoiler: Data-Roxas]] as completely ruthless and bitter. Considering what the character's been through, it's hard to blame them.
* For the HD remake, the reveal that Data-Riku [[spoiler: was corrupted by Pete is ''heart wrenching'' because it's more than clear he's in pain and struggling and Pete is extremely flippant about the matter, even using ElectricTorture to goad him on (with a just plain ''painful'' scream from Riku) when Riku won't fight Sora. Riku is in shock for an entire ''half minute'' after before he goes AxeCrazy. Riku's theme in the background really doesn't help the matter.]]

* Data-Namine's existence. She acknowledges that she only exists to pass along a message, and once that's done she fades away into nothing. To make it sounds even more sad, she even reminds us the "real" Namine has ceased to exist as of ''Kingdom Hearts II''.

* A meta-example from the HD remake. The movie features {{Role Reprisal}}s from Tate Donovan and James Woods from ''{{Disney/Hercules}}'', and Jonathan Freeman and Creator/GilbertGottfried from ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}''--which is nothing unexpected, as they almost never fail to reprise their roles, but this time around all four of them sound too old and tired to really pull of their characters anymore. It's a painful reminder that TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation was nearly a generation ago, and that nothing lasts forever.

** Hell, if you played ''Days'', you can get a real glimpse of [[spoiler:Data-Roxas's motivations in Oblivion Castle]]. The reason why [[spoiler:he]] goes crazy on Sora accepting his pain is because [[spoiler:of Xion - for not only he "forgot" about her in ''Days'' and suffers horribly from it, but he's fully aware that he's even not the REAL Roxas and, thus, he never actually knew her]]. [[spoiler:Data-Roxas isn't even allowed to RELATE to Sora]].

* Data-Namine's existence. She acknowledges that she only exists to pass along a message, and once that's done she fades away into nothing. This line from her says it all: "The real me is gone. She doesn't exist now."

* Data-Namine's existence. She acknowledges that she only exists to pass along a message, and once that's done she fades away into nothing. This line from her says it all: "The real me is gone. She doesn't exist now."

* Data-Namine's existence. She acknowledges that she only exists to pass along a message, and once that's done she fades away into nothing.

* For the HD remake, the reveal that Data-Riku [[spoiler: was corrupted by Pete is ''heart wrenching'' because it's more than clear he's in pain and struggling and Pete is extremely flippant about the matter, even using ElectricTorture to goad him on (with a just plain ''painful'' scream from Riku) when Riku won't fight Sora. Riku is in shock for an entire ''half minute'' after before he goes AxeCrazy. Riku's theme in the background really doesn't help the matter.]]

** On the subject of ''Days'' in ''coded'', the opening of ''coded'' is a flashback of many different scenes from all the games chronologically before it. The scenes from Birth By Sleep, Kingdom Hearts, and Kingdom Hearts II are not obscured, except by the MatrixRainingCode. But when it gets to ''Days''... we're shown maybe a full second of scenes, all flashing by fast and obscured by static. [[FridgeBrilliance Because it was]] ''forgotten''.