History Heartwarming / OverlySarcasticProductions

* In the [[AfterTheEnd Post Apocalypse]] trope talk, Red has nothing but good things to say about the [[Creator/StudioGhibli Ghibli]]-apocalypse, calling it her favorite kind. She goes on for a long time about how the villains in movies like ''Anime/CastleInTheSky'' and ''Manga/NausicaaAndTheValleyOfTheWind'' are those who refuse to let go of war, and desperately try to win despite the cost, while the heroes are those who live in harmony with nature and leave the past and the horrors of war behind them. [[AuthorAppeal Also, the heroes will use flying machines.]]

* In the [[AfterTheEnd Post Apocalypse]] trope talk, Red has nothing but good things to say about the [[Creator/StudioGhibli Ghibli]]-apocalypse, calling it her favorite kind. She goes on for a long time about how the villains in movies like ''Anime/LaputaCastleInTheSky'' and ''Anime/NausicaaAndTheValleyOfTheWind'' are those who refuse to let go of war, and desperately try to win despite the cost, while the heroes are those who live in harmony with nature and leave the past and the horrors of war behind them. [[AuthorAppeal Also, the heroes will use flying machines.]]

** In another heartwarming moment, the conveniently childless couple that takes in Pwyll and Rhiannon's child (later named Pryderi) realizes that the missing prince might be the mysterious kid they took in, and resolves to reunite him with his real parents. The adoptive dad even calls the reunion between the Pryderi and Pwyll "the cutest thing [he's] ever seen".

* Pwyll (pronounced Pwush, by the way) spends an entire year living the life of the fae king Arawn, and all this time he pulls the "total bro-move" of not sleeping with Arawn's wife, thereby becoming one of the very few mythical heroes put in such a situation who didn't commit rape simply because he respected the woman and her husband. As one commenter put it, Pwyll's mythical superpower was respecting women.

** As well as the fact that suicidally impulsive Sun Wukong, who earlier in the pilgrimage would have wrecked the entire city by himself, decided to get Pigsy and Sandy with him to play a prank on the Daoists, really goes to show how much he's grown to appreciate his friends. He probably would've invited Tripitaka and the dragon too, if Tripitaka hadn't been so by-the-book and the dragon hadn't been... a horse.

* In Journey to the West Part VII, Red notes that, as a monkey, Sun doesn't really like cooked food. So when he, Sandy, and Pigsy go to mess with the Daoists by eating all their offerings, and most of said offerings are cooked, Sun just eats what little fruit there is and has fun just hanging out with his friends. Pigsy also finds Sun's prank of peeing in a jar and claiming it's holy water to be hilarious.

-->'''Set:''' (Intimating and gravely) ''We have ways of making you talk''...(Anubis tugs on his sleeve to show him a picture) Timmy, Timmy, Daddy's working right now-Oh my gosh, did you draw this? [[SoProudOfYou That is so good!]]

** Perseus proceeds to grow up with [[ThreesomeSubtext three parents and an absentee god-father]]. Both the shot of Perseus as a child and the shot of the happy-ever-after include a smiling Danaë [[IntimateHairBrushing combing Clymene's hair]].

** In Part 5, Sandy reminds everyone of how much of a BadAss he actually is when he holds off an entire demon army so his friends can focus on fighting the larger threat. Sun Wukong is suitably moved.

* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it example from the Perseus video: when Danaë and Perseus' chest is washed up on shore and they get found by a fisherman and his wife (Dictys and Clymene, their names aren't mentioned in the video), the very first thing Danaë says is "[[GoodParents prioritize the baby]]".

* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it example from the Perseus video: when Danaë and Perseus' chest is washed up on shore and they get found by Dictys and his wife (Clymene, her name's not mentioned in the video), the very first thing Danaë says is "[[GoodParents prioritize the baby]]".

* From the retelling of ''The Odyssey'', Telemachus's reaction to seeing his father finally return home safe and sound: [[ManlyTears he starts crying]] and [[TheGlomp bear-hugs Odysseus]], giving an adorably sweet cry of "DAAAAAAAAD!"

* The lumberjack taking a running dive into the spider-yokai woman's waterfall basin at the end of the Jorogumo tale. He was willing to risk having her ''eat him alive'' on the off-chance that their friendly relationship wasn't just a ploy to devour him. And because of the [[AmbiguousEnding ambiguous]] NoEnding, the reader is free to assume the yokai was touched by his devotion, and they did have a HappilyEverAfter. The ending art shows the yokai in her spider form giving a cuddle-hug to the lumberjack.

* The lumberjack taking a running dive into the spider-yokai woman's waterfall basin at the end of the Jorogumo tale. He was willing to risk having her ''eat him alive'' on the off-chance that their friendly relationship wasn't just a ploy to devour him. And because of the [[AmbiguousEnding ambiguous]] NoEnding, the reader is free to assume the yokai was touched by his devotion, and they did have a HappilyEverAfter.

* The lumberjack taking a running dive into the spider-yokai woman's waterfall basin at the end of the Jorogumo tale. He was willing to risk having her ''eat him alive'' on the off-chance that their friendly relationship wasn't just a ploy to devour him. And because of the [[AmbiguousEnding ambiguous]] NoEnding, the reader is free to assume they did have a HappilyEverAfter.

* Mixed with {{Tearjerker}}, Sun Wukong's reaction to failing to rescue Tripitaka in Part 6 of Journey to the West. He cares more about getting to his monk friend than the fact that he was ''nearly killed''. The same monkey who left to spite Tripitaka near the beginning. He really does care about his new human buddy.

* The "true end" to "Hou Yi and Chang'E," where they successfully adjust to their mortal lives.
--->'''Chang'e:''' ''[leaning out the window]'' Hey! I finally figured out how ''cooking'' works!\\

--->'''Tam Lin''': She's going to transform me into an array of dangerous, scary things, but I could never hurt you. You'll just need to keep holding on.\\

* Hades squeeing over baby Zagreus in the Dionysus video.

* In Blue's "Finals Survival Guide", at one point Blue is curled up on the floor surrounded by notes, clearly stressing out. Then one of his friends comes into frame and proceeds to wrap him in a blanket and give him a cup of hot cocoa. She leaves frame for a quick minute, then returns to give him a hug. Aww!

** Speaking of Cerberus, when Heracles first arrives at the gates of the Underworld, two out of three of Cerberus's heads are snarling at him, but as soon as Hades shows up, they immediately lapse into [[PreciousPuppy adorable puppy dog mode.]]

* The ending of "Eros and Psyche is one big collective heartwarm. Eros resurrects Psyche and carries her up to Olympus to properly be married. Zeus is completely on board with it, and tells Aphrodite (who'd been harassing Psyche nonstop for most of the story) to back the hell off. Psyche is given ambrosia which makes her into an immortal goddess and she and Eros are married as equals.

** Speaking of Cerberus, when Heracles first arrives at the gates of the Underworld, two out of three of Cerberus's heads are snarling at Heracles, but as soon as Hades shows up, they immediately lapse into adorable puppy dog mode.

** Speaking of Cerberus, when Heracles first arrives at the gates of the Underworld, two out of three of Cerberus's headset are snarling at Heracles, but as soon as Hades shows up, they immediately lapse into adorable puppy dog mode.

** This is immediately followed up with the birth of their daughter Hedone (which roughly translates to "Joy")