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* One of the final challenges of season one sees the final 3 have to win over a group of school children. Fat Momma comes out on top when she gives the kids a beautiful speech about how you should always BeYourself, even when people bully or try to mock you for it. Over ''half'' the kids pick her as their favorite.
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* Goku happily taking the time out of his day to try and help Piccolo and Vegeta. Since he really didn't get anything out of it for himself. He just noticed two of his friends were having a rough day and elected to lend them a hand.
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* Goku [[NiceGuy Goku]] happily taking the time out of his day to try and help Piccolo and Vegeta. Since he really didn't get anything out of it for himself. He just noticed two of his friends were having a rough day and elected to lend them a hand.
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* In the Season 2 finale, Hygiena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
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* In the Season 2 finale, Hygiena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.again.
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* Goku happily taking the time out of his day to try and help Piccolo and Vegeta. Since he really didn't get anything out of it for himself. He just noticed two of his friends were having a rough day and elected to lend them a hand.
* The fact that Goku gave Gohan comic books to read when he was a child. All because he thought Chi-Chi was overworking the boy and wanted his son to have something fun to read sometimes.
* When stopping a bank robbery, Goku is reunited with one of his oldest friends, Blonde!Launch! Both Goku and Launch are overjoyed to see each other again. Then when Launch goes to leave, Goku silently scolds her about the stolen goods. While at first reluctant, Launch happily shrugs off any disappointment and returns the money.
--> '''Launch''': Only for you, Goku.
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* Goku happily taking the time out of his day to try and help Piccolo and Vegeta. Since he really didn't get anything out of it for himself. He just noticed two of his friends were having a rough day and elected to lend them a hand.
* The fact that Goku gave Gohan comic books to read when he was a child. All because he thought Chi-Chi was overworking the boy and wanted his son to have something fun to read sometimes.
* When stopping a bank robbery, Goku is reunited with one of his oldest friends, Blonde!Launch! Both Goku and Launch are overjoyed to see each other again. Then when Launch goes to leave, Goku silently scolds her about the stolen goods. While at first reluctant, Launch happily shrugs off any disappointment and returns the money.
--> '''Launch''': Only for you, Goku.
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** The two women's reactions to the girl are also heartwarming. Fat Momma doesn't even ''hesitate'' to drop out of the race and immediately rushes to the child: "Oh, what's the matter, honey?" Lumeria, who is clearly struggling to decide whether she should stop (she keeps looking back and forth between the girl and the finish line), ultimately holds out her hand and assures that it's going to be OK: "Hi, my name's Lumeria. I'm right here for you, OK?" It genuinely makes you feel like superheroes could be real.
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** The two women's reactions to the girl are also heartwarming. Fat Momma doesn't even ''hesitate'' to drop out of the race and immediately rushes to the child: "Oh, what's the matter, honey?" Lumeria, who is clearly struggling to decide whether she should stop (she keeps looking back and forth between the girl and the finish line), ultimately holds out her hand and assures that it's going to be OK: all right: "Hi, my name's Lumeria. I'm right here for you, OK?" It genuinely makes you feel like superheroes could be real.
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** The two women's reactions to the girl are also heartwarming. Fat Momma doesn't even ''hesitate'' to drop out of the race and immediately rushes to the child: "Oh, what's the matter, honey?" Lumeria, who is clearly struggling to decide whether she should stop (she keeps looking back and forth between the girls and the finish line), ultimately holds out her hand and assures that it's going to be OK: "Hi, my name's Lumeria. I'm right here for you, OK?" It really makes you feel like superheroes could be real.
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** The two women's reactions to the girl are also heartwarming. Fat Momma doesn't even ''hesitate'' to drop out of the race and immediately rushes to the child: "Oh, what's the matter, honey?" Lumeria, who is clearly struggling to decide whether she should stop (she keeps looking back and forth between the girls girl and the finish line), ultimately holds out her hand and assures that it's going to be OK: "Hi, my name's Lumeria. I'm right here for you, OK?" It really genuinely makes you feel like superheroes could be real.
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** The two women's reactions to the girl are also heartwarming. Fat Momma doesn't even ''hesitate'' to drop out of the race and immediately rushes to the child: "Oh, what's the matter, honey?" Lumeria, who is clearly struggling to decide whether she should stop (she keeps looking back and forth between the girls and the finish line), ultimately holds out her hand and assures that it's going to be OK: "Hi, my name's Lumeria. I'm right here for you, OK?" It really makes you feel like superheroes could be real.
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* Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory makes a phone call to his estranged teenage daughter, to tell her that he had been eliminated and would be coming home; she was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed...but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!
-->"You'll always be a hero to me, dad."
* There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
-->"You'll always be a hero to me, dad."
* There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
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* Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory makes a phone call to his estranged teenage daughter, to tell her that he had been eliminated and would be coming home; she was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed... but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!
-->"You'll always be a hero to me,dad.Dad."
* There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when FatMama Momma expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
-->"You'll always be a hero to me,
* There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat
* In one very late episode of Season 1, it's down to Feedback, Major Victory, and Fat Momma. They all three share an embrace, and Feedback even tells the other two, "I love you both so much." They really became close over the course of the season.
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* The surprise elimination in the penultimate episode of Season 2: [[spoiler: ''no-one''. The Defuser, Hyper Strike, and Hygena all make it to the final round. Their overjoyed reaction as they hug each other is just precious.]]
* In the Season 2 finale, Hygena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
* In the Season 2 finale, Hygena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
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** Following Feedback's proclamation as the winner, ''all'' of the eliminated contestants come back for a reunion - including the Dark Enforcer, [[HeelFaceTurn who has resumed his mantle as the Iron Enforcer]] - to celebrate with him. The look on Feedback's face when his pal Major Victory appears to hug him is nothing short of pure joy.
* The surprise elimination in the penultimate episode of Season 2: [[spoiler:''no-one''. ''no one''. The Defuser, Hyper Strike, and Hygena Hygiena all make it to the final round. Their overjoyed reaction as they hug each other is just precious.]]
* In the Season 2 finale,Hygena Hygiena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
* The surprise elimination in the penultimate episode of Season 2: [[spoiler:
* In the Season 2 finale,
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed to treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry." ''And they hug''. Sure, the convict is clearly the slightest bit confused and doesn't show much emotion, but ''they hug.''
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed to treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry." ''And they hug''. Sure, the convict is clearly the slightest bit confused and doesn't show much emotion, but ''they hug.''
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* The surprise elimination in the penultimate episode of Season 2: [[spoiler: ''no-one''. The Defuser, Hyper Strike, and Hygena all make it to the final round. Their overjoyed reaction as they hug each other is just precious.]]
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry." ''And they hug''. Sure, the convict is clearly the slightest bit confused and doesn't show much emotion, but ''they hug.''
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed to treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry." ''And they hug''. Sure, the convict is clearly the slightest bit confused and doesn't show much emotion, but ''they hug.''
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry."
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry."" ''And they hug''. Sure, the convict is clearly the slightest bit confused and doesn't show much emotion, but ''they hug.''
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** One of his biggest moments, simultaneously his CrowningMomentOfAwesome, was during the convict challenge. Feedback decided he needed treat the convict like a human being and only hug him if they made a genuine emotional connection. ''And they did''. His convict told him that he didn't regret the murders he had done, and when Feedback asked him how he would feel if somebody from his family was killed, the convict replies that somebody from his family ''was'' killed: his father. It's then that Feedback reveals that his father committed suicide, and he tells the convict: "I don't know what your life was like. But I know what it's like to lose a dad. And I'm sorry."
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* During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
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* During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.decision.
* In the Season 2 finale, Hygena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
* In the Season 2 finale, Hygena tells Stan about her miscarriage and that being on the show and making it all that way has given her the courage to try to have a child again.
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* A lot of characters expressing their reasons for doing the right thing in the secret character test challenges, especially early on in the competition when it was mostly impossible to know that was part of the challenge. Particularly with the lost little girl in episode 1, with Fat Momma saying that as a mother with kids of her own she simply couldn't let that happen, and Lumeria saying that she got lost herself when she was a little girl and she couldn't stand to watch that happen to somebody else.
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* Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory received a phone call from the estranged teenage daughter who was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed...but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!
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* Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory received makes a phone call from the to his estranged teenage daughter who daughter, to tell her that he had been eliminated and would be coming home; she was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed...but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!cries!
-->"You'll always be a hero to me, dad."
-->"You'll always be a hero to me, dad."
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory received a phone call from the estranged teenage daughter who was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed...but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!
** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
** During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
** During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Just after being eliminated from the show, Major Victory received a phone call from the estranged teenage daughter who was his reason for doing the show, cleaning up his act and generally trying to be a better person. He sobbed, his daughter sobbed, Feedback and Fat Momma sobbed...but you know it's a CMOH when ''Stan Lee'' cries!
** * There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
** * During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
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** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
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** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.her.
** During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
** During the Season 1 finale, Stan is forced to choose a winner between Fat Momma and Feedback. He tells them how proud he is of both of them and that he'd rather be anyone but the person who had to make this decision.
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** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise), and he reassures her that he'd feel no shame or regret losing to her.
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** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in a different that same episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise).otherwise), and he reassures her he'd feel no shame losing to her.
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** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in a different episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise).
** There are a couple involving Feedback in Season 1. First off, during one of the elimination segments, he chokes up as he confesses that via comic books, he always thought of Stan Lee as father-figure (Feedback confessed in a different episode that he lost his father to suicide). Another comes when Fat Mama expresses concern for Feedback, worrying if he could handle it if he lost the grand prize after so much investment (emotional and otherwise).
