In spite of the rampant Nightmare Fuel, Black Comedy, and bleak tone, Tigtone surprises its audience with a few genuine heartwarming moments.
- The ending of "Tigtone and his Manless Match". Tigtone and Beconka go their separate ways and will likely never see each other again. But the giant from before reveals that the pieces of their souls that they donated to him inhabit a single pocket dimension within his jacket. Meaning that at least a small part of Tigtone and Beconka will always be together forever. They are eternally fighting in their own Warrior Heaven.
- No matter what, Tigtone can't bring himself to murder a child. Even if the child is a violent psychopathic murderer who honestly deserves it. This is a complete stark contrast to his nature in the show's previous two pilots, which both had Tigtone murdering kids/teens.
- It becomes evident throughout the show that Tigtone actually values Helpy as a friend.
- In "Tigtone and the Wizard Hunt", he has a fun time using his newly acquired wizard powers with Helpy. Soaring in the skies together at one point.
- In "Tigtone and the Cemetery of the Dead", he lets Helpy take over his body for a night to learn how to dance.
- In "Tigtone vs. Nothing", he chooses Helpy's life over his beloved sword.
- In "Tigtone and the Demon Maze", Tigtone is not even remotely angry at Helpy for brutally murdering him before and quickly forgives him.
- After all the madness and Body Horror of "Tigtone and Tigtone's Island", the episode ends with Tigtone and Helpy peacefully relaxing at the beach.
- Tigtone giving Helpy a rather warped, but well-meaning Rousing Speech in "Tigtone and the Stakes".
- The Surprisingly Happy Ending in the season 2 finale "Tigtone and the Stakes". Thanks to Tigtone and Helpy's efforts, KingQueen has been revived and reconciled with their son Prince Lavender. They decide to adopt Spaceress into the family. With their reign back in place, Propecia can finally go back to normal. Given how the series was cancelled, it means that the show as a whole ended on a genuinely sweet note that rectifices the comedically dark ending of the first season.
