History Heartwarming / Reboot

--> '''Enzo:''' Uh, Bob? Thanks again for spending all this time with me. Doing all this stuff with you is the coolest present I could ever access!
--> '''Bob:''' Don't mention it, Enzo, it's your first birthday. You deserve to be spoiled! Now go on, I'll be right up.

-->'''Bob:''' Dot? [[DyingDeclarationOfLove I wanted to tell you]]...
-->'''Dot:''' I know, Bob. I know.

--> '''Enzo:''' Thanks, Bob!
--> '''Bob:''' No, Enzo, you've really earned this. You will be transferred to the Supercomputer to attend the Academy and become a full-fledged Guardian like me. ''I know you'll make me proud.''

--> '''Matrix:''' Do you think I care? Throw the switch!

--> '''Hexadecimal:''' For you, Bob... anything.

---> '''Hexadecimal:''' What's the problem? We've got a Virus, me! Give me the cure and I'll fix everything.
---> '''Bob:''' Hex, you won't survive this. It's a one-way trip. Total fragmentation.
---> '''Hexadecimal:''' But you will survive.

* [=AndrAIa=]'s introductory (eponymous) episode is one of the best examples of UndyingLoyalty in the series, not to mention a CrowningMomentOfAwesome for [=AndrAIa=]. In the middle of the underwater game she originated in, she manages mid-game to strike up a friendship with Enzo, but in the middle of a skirmish toward the goal, Enzo is horrified to realize she's a game sprite, and his new friend will inevitably leave with the game (amplifying Enzo's frustration earlier in the episode of feeling desperately lonely with no sprites like him around the city). [=AndrAIa=] ain't going out like that, and unleashes an awesome IndyPloy - after knocking out Enzo, she downloads a backup of herself onto Enzo's icon, locks Enzo up in a torpedo and launches it toward the goal, thus [[JustInTime beating the User, winning the game,]] and saving Bob, Dot, and Enzo from being nullified. Moments later, back in Mainframe, Enzo's icon is pressed and [=AndrAIa=] materializes, becoming the first known game sprite to escape a game. Her first act? [[FriendshipMoment Hugging Enzo.]] [[SandInMyEyes The screen may get a little blurry by this point.]]

* A rare case of a heartwarming moment involving [[{{Flanderization}} Season 4]] [[TookALevelInJerkass Matrix]] is the scene after he and "Bob" beat Pantsu Hebi X. They celebrate like when Matrix was a kid, and "Bob" accidentally calls him Enzo and promptly apologizes, but Matrix likes how it reminisces him of their original friendship and tells him he's doesn't mind being called that by him. Granted, it's somewhat offset by the fact that this "Bob" is [[spoiler: actually Megabyte]]. But still, it's heartwarming that Matrix would allow [[spoiler: who he thinks is]] Bob to call him that when he doesn't let anyone else, not even [=AndrAIa=].

* Hack & Slash arguing about whether or not to delete Cyrus as ordered by Megabyte. Gives the [[DumbMuscle idiot henchmen]] actual character and shows that they aren't truly evil (or even enjoy being mean). They liked Bob because [[MoralityPet he kept them from doing anything really bad]]. Referenced again as when Bob returns, Hack & Slash's first instinct is to run up and give him a big hug like he was family.

* Matrix has to be called away from the energy transfusion he's giving [=AndrAIa=] because the ship's under attack. At the end of the episode, ''Mr. Christopher'' stumbles upstairs and we find out he'd taken it upon himself to donate energy to her during the battle. This is the same character who complained just an episode before about not turning a profit.

* [=AndrAIa=] might be infected by Daemon at the time, but in her casual girl talk with the supervirus, she reveals that she knew from the start that Enzo wasn't a Guardian like he claimed, that he was just trying to impress her. Reframes her referring to him as 'Guardian' while they're kids into her trying to encourage him to live up to that ideal.

* Bob and Enzo's big brother-little brother relationship is heartwarming. Enzo idolizes Bob for being Mainframe's hero, while this one acts as a cool BigBrotherMentor to Enzo and often takes him to do racing and other sports together. And despite Enzo's [[BrattyHalfPint brattiness and annoyingness]] at the beginning of the series, Bob never shows any annoyance toward him, instead keeping his charming, positive and friendly attitude all the time.

* Bob and Enzo's big brother-little brother relationship is heartwarming. Enzo idolizes Bob for being Mainframe's hero, while this one acts as a cool BigBrotherMentor to Enzo and often takes him to do racing and other sports together. And despite Enzo's [[BrattyHalfPint brattiness and annoyingness]] at the beginning of the series, Bob never shows any annoyance toward him, instead keeping his charming, positive and friendly personality all the time.

* Bob and Enzo's big brother-little brother relationship is heartwarming. Enzo idolizes Bob for being Mainframe's hero, while this one acts as a cool BigBrotherMentor to Enzo and often takes him to do racing and other sports together. And despite Enzo's [[BrattyHalfPint brattiness]] at the beginning of the series, Bob never shows any annoyance toward him, instead keeping his charming, positive and friendly personality all the time.

--> '''Matrix:''' Do you think I care? Do it!

* Say what you will about the restoration of Bob from his Web-damaged state back to his classic appearance, you can't fault Glitch's motivation - allowing his friend and companion to be whole again after Megabyte took some of Bob's code.

* Bob de-fragmenting Hex's mask in Season 3.
** There's also her agreeing to send Bob to rejoin the others.
--> '''Hexadecimal:''' For you, Bob... anything.
** Note that he never seems anything but concerned (either for Mainframe or Hexadecimal) during this scene. He genuinely wants to help her, its not just an escape ploy. This is actually FridgeBrilliance, since in the following Season we find out that Bob was always interested in reforming viruses rather than deleting them (which was considered a radical view among Guardians). Makes perfect sense for him to be interested in helping her, [[spoiler: even if the same logic ultimately doesn't work ''at all'' for Megabyte.]]

* Hack and Slash comforting each other during "System Crash" and "End Prog".
* Bob and Dot's BigDamnKiss.
* [=AndrAIa=]'s introductory (eponymous) episode is one of the best examples of UndyingLoyalty in the series, not to mention a CrowningMomentOfAwesome for [=AndrAIa=]. In the middle of the underwater game she originated in, she manages mid-game to strike up a friendship with Enzo, but in the middle of a skirmish toward the goal, Enzo is horrified to realize she's a game sprite, and his new friend will inevitably leave with the game (amplifying Enzo's frustration earlier in the episode of feeling desperately lonely with no sprites like him around the city). [=AndrAIa=] ain't going out like that, and unleashes an awesome IndyPloy - after knocking out Enzo, she downloads a backup of herself onto Enzo's icon, locks Enzo up in a torpedo and launches it toward the goal, thus [[JustInTime beating the User, winning the game,]] and saving Bob, Dot, and Enzo from being nullified. Moments later, back in Mainframe, Enzo's icon is pressed and [=AndrAIa=] materializes, becoming the first known game sprite to escape a game. Her first act? [[FriendshipMoment Hugging Enzo.]] [[SandInMyEyes The screen may get a little blurry by this point.]]

* An easily missed one due to the lighting, but in End Prog, Mouse retrieves a binome girl's guardian teddy bear. Heartwarming enough in itself, that she pauses in the middle of the system's likely deletion to give her this little comfort, but this is the same style guardian teddy bear that we've seen Mainframers with since the show started - but it's GREEN. As in it's not in the image of Bob, but Enzo. Particularly heartwarming considering all the difficulty he had to go through to gain that acceptance, given that everything about him, from age to the fact that he's green instead of blue, was originally criticized.

* Say what you will about the restoration of Bob from his Web-damaged state back to his classic appearance, you can't fault Glitch's motivation - allowing his friend and companion to be whole again after Megabyte took some of Bob's code.
* Speaking of Glitch, the Keytool had another one when it offered to merge with Bob in the first place when the Saucy Mare faced an impossible situation - unless they lowered the shielding they'd assembled of dead Web creatures, Mouse's countermeasures would destroy them in their programing to keep out said Web creatures, but the shields were in place to prevent the crew from degrading in the hostile environment of the Web. It seems they're stuck on the outside of Mainframe looking in, when Glitch abruptly begins to emit Keytool Speech and offers to merge with Bob. Bob makes it clear that it's something of a HeroicSacrifice, indicating that Glitch wouldn't retain at least its own individual consciousness, but Glitch is on board with getting them all home.

---> '''Hexadecimal:''' Bob, I have always loved you. Dot, look after him and... [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy be happy.]]

* [=AndrAIa=]'s introductory (eponymous) episode is one of the best examples of UndyingLoyalty in the series, not to mention a CrowningMomentOfAwesome for [=AndrAIa=]. She manages mid-game to strike up a friendship with Enzo, but when he discovers she's a game sprite, he's incredibly hurt, knowing she'll leave with the game (amplifying Enzo's frustration earlier in the episode of feeling desperately lonely with no sprites like him around the city). [=AndrAIa=] ain't going out like that - she downloads a backup of herself onto Enzo's icon, locks Enzo up in a torpedo and launches it toward the goal, thus winning the game and saving the gang from being nullified. Moments later, back in Mainframe, Enzo's icon is pressed and [=AndrAIa=] materializes, becoming the first known game sprite to escape a game. Her first act? Hugging Enzo. [[SandInMyEyes The screen may get a little blurry by this point.]]
* When [=AndrAIa=] is near-fatally injured by a Web-Creature, Princess Bula suggests to Matrix that an energy transfusion might buy her some more time, but warns him that it ''[[UnderStatement "might hurt"]]''. His Response?

* [=AndrAIa=] in her introductory episode, managing to escape ''her own game'' just so she could hang out with a lonely Enzo. After all Enzo's frustration earlier in the episode of feeling alone with no sprites like him around the city (not to mention Bob & Dot's increasingly busy schedules), seeing the game sprite [=AndrAIa=] pull off this previously unthinkable stunt, show up in Mainframe, and hug Enzo, is an incredibly sweet moment.

* "BOB!" *Nearly performs a glomp like he did when he was smaller* "Whoa! I think you're a little too big for that." Even after everything Enzo's been through, he's still got that little kid inside him, who wants to be close to his hero.

---> '''Hexadecimal:''' Bob, I have always loved you. Dot, look after him and... [[[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy be happy.]]

** Of course, once you remember that she referred to her and Megabyte always trying to kill each other as just [[FridgeHorror sibling rivalry...]]

* A small moment comes towards the end of "Painted Windows". As Hex lies on the floor in the fetal position, weakened and shaking and practically catatonic, [[RightHandCat Scuzzy]] immediately rushes to her side in concern, and Bob leaves Mike the TV behind to keep her company and help her get through it. By "Nullzilla" the two of them are shown to be getting along quite well.

* A small moment comes towards the end of "Painted Windows". As Hex lies on the floor in the fetal position, weakened and shaking and practically catatonic, [[RightHandCat Scuzzy]] immediately rushes to her side in concern.

* "BOB!" "Whoa! I think you're a little too big for that." Even after everything Enzo's been through, he's still got that little kid inside him, who wants to be close to his hero.

* Hack & Slash arguing about whether or not to delete Cyrus as ordered by Megabyte. Gives the [[DumbMuscle idiot henchmen]] actual character and shows that they aren't truly evil (or even enjoy being mean). They liked Bob because [[MoralityChain he kept them from doing anything really bad]]. Referenced again as when Bob returns, Hack & Slash's first instinct is to run up and give him a big hug like he was family.

** Note that he never seems anything but concerned (either for Mainframe or Hexadecimal) during this scene. He genuinely wants to help her, its not just an escape ploy. This is actually FridgeBrilliance, since in the following Season we find out that Bob was always interested in reforming viruses rather than deleting them (which was conisdered a radical view among Guardians). Makes perfect sense for him to be interested in helping her.

* [=AndrAIa=] in her introductory episode, managing to escape ''her own game'' just so she could hang out with a lonely Enzo. After all Enzo's frustration earlier in the episode of feeling alone with no sprites like him around the city (not to mention Bob & Dot's increasingly busy schedules), seeing the game sprite [=AndrAIa=] pull off this previously unthinkable stunt, show up in Mainframe, and hug Enzo, is an incredibly sweet moment.

* Hack & Slash arguing about whether or not to delete Cyrus as ordered by Megabyte. Gives the idiot henchmen actual character and shows that they aren't truly evil (or even enjoy being mean). They liked Bob because he kept them from doing anything really bad. Referenced again as when Bob returns, Hack & Slash's first instinct is to run up and give him a big hug like he was family.

* Matrix and Dot reuniting. He has the most adorable smile and her tears as she realizes her baby brother is safe and back home are just so heartwarming.