History Heartwarming / ForTheManWhoHasEverything

** Batman is also genuinely apologetic when it turns out that his gift got trampled in the chaos and is ruined.
** In the animated adaptation, Batman gave Supes cash, a very unpersonal gift. But considering that Batman is a ''billionaire'' and Clark Kent lives on a reporter's salary, the cash in that envelope is probably more than Clark could earn in an entire year.

* Batman finally trying to ''talk'' Clark back to reality when all of his attempts to remove the plant through the use of science and tools fail.
--->'''Batman''': (Wonder Woman)'s fighting for her ''life'', Clark. You've got to fight too.

* [[spoiler:Superman runs off and hides his replica of Kandor, so Wonder Woman doesn't feel bad about giving him a gift he already had. He does this so fast that nobody can tell he stopped talking and left the room.]]

--> '''Superman''': I promise you, I'll never forget.

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero?"]]

* Hell, just the premise of the episode is heartwarming. Batman, the scariest vigilante on the planet, is bringing his friend a birthday present. What's more is that he feels awkward about it because he didn't know what to buy (in the animated adaptation). Try to wrap your head around the fact that ''Batman felt socially awkward''. And then there's [[ShipTease Diana teasing him]] while they're on their way to the Fortress of Solitude. The first few minutes of the episode are adorable.
** Doubly so given that Bruce is actually showing it. He trusts Diana (and Clark too, no doubt) enough to drop the cold, brooding act and just be himself. There's very few people on the entire planet who can say that.

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero?"]] (''Diana proceeds to bash Mongul's head in'')

* Hell, just the premise of the episode is heartwarming. Batman, the scariest vigilante on the planet, is bringing his friend a birthday present. What's more is that he feels awkward about it because he didn't know what to buy. Try to wrap your head around the fact that ''Batman felt socially awkward''. And then there's [[ShipTease Diana teasing him]] while they're on their way to the Fortress of Solitude. The first few minutes of the episode are adorable.

* The comic was the first time Wonder Woman met Jason, and she saw fit to give him an encouraging kiss on the cheek.

* In the comic, Batman's Black Mercy fantasy has him marrying Kathy Kane[[note]]The Pre-Crisis ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}[[/note]] and having a teenage daughter.

* In the comic, Batman's Black Mercy fantasy has him marrying Kathy Kane[[note]]The Pre-Crisis {{Batwoman}}[[/note]] and having a teenage daughter.

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero?"]] (''Diana proceeds to bass Mongul's head in'')

* For this troper, seeing Diana lose her temper at hearing Mongul call Superman's heroism an act. Hearing him being a sexist prick was bad enough, but she held her ground. Insult the nature of one of her best friends and she will ''mess you '''up'''''.

* For this troper, its when [[spoiler:Superman runs off and hides his replica of Kandor, so Wonder Woman doesn't feel bad about giving him a gift he already had. He does this so fast that nobody can tell he stopped talking and left the room.]]

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero?"]]

** Batman finally trying to ''talk'' Clark back to reality when all of his attempts to remove the plant through the use of science and tools fail.
--->'''Batman''': [Wonder Woman]'s fighting for her ''life'', Clark. You've got to fight too.
** Diana, who has been fighting Mongul and is badly injured, trying her absolute hardest to get to Bruce to remove the Black Mercy. She literally ''crawls'' towards him. That is an unparalleled love and friendship between them.
** Hell, just the premise of the episode is heartwarming. Batman, the scariest vigilante on the planet, is bringing his friend a birthday present. What's more is that he feels awkward about it because he didn't know what to buy. Try to wrap your head around the fact that ''Batman felt socially awkward''. And then there's [[ShipTease Diana teasing him]] while they're on their way to the Fortress of Solitude. The first few minutes of the episode are adorable.
*** Doubly so given that Bruce is actually showing it. He trusts Diana (and Clark too, no doubt) enough to drop the cold, brooding act and just be himself. There's very few people on the entire planet who can say that.

-->'''Batman''': [Wonder Woman]'s fighting for her ''life'', Clark. You've got to fight too.
** The especially heartwarming scene is Diana, who has been fighting Mongul and is badly injured, trying her absolute hardest to get to Bruce to remove the Black Mercy. She literally ''crawls'' towards him. That is an unparalleled love and friendship between them.

*** Doubly so given that this Bruce is actually showing it. He trusts Diana (And undoubtedly would have been the same around Clark) enough to drop the cold, brooding act and just be himself. Given who were talking about, there's likely only one other person on the planet he'd do that for.

* From the DCAU version, Supes last line, though it borders on TearJerker.

* For this troper, seeing Diana lose her temper at hearing Mongul call Supermans heroism an act. Hearing him being a sexist prick was bad enough, but she held her ground. Insult the nature of one of her best friends and she will ''mess you '''up'''''.

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero?"

-->'''Mongul''': I wonder where he thinks he is? Sitting on a throne, ruling the universe... all you human garbage fawning at his feet. More honest, don't you think, than this pretense of being a "selfless hero."

* For this troper, seeing Diana lose her temper at hearing Mongul call Supermans heroism an act. Hearing him being a sexist prick was bad enough, but she held her ground. Insult the nature of one of her best friends and she will ''mess you '''up'''''.

* For this troper, seeing Diana lose her temper at hearing Mongul call Supermans heroism an act. Hearing him being a sexist prick was bad enough, but she held her ground. Insult the nature of one of her best friends

* For this troper, seeing Diana lose her temper at hearing Mongul call Supermans heroism an act.

** Hell, just the premise of the episode is heartwarming. Batman, the scariest vigilante on the planet, is bringing his friend a birthday present. What's more is that he feels awkward about it because he didn't know what to buy. Try to wrap your head around the fact that ''Batman felt socially awkward''. And then there's [[ShipTease Diana teasing him]] while they're on their way to the Fortress of Solitude. The first few minutes of the episode are adorable.

* Batman finally trying to ''talk'' Clark back to reality when all of his attepmts to remove the plant through the use of science and tools fail.

--> '''Superman''': I promise you, I'll never forget.