History Heartwarming / SWATKats

* "The Wrath of Dark Kat" also has a few, including another instance of the immortal "Hey, what took ya so long?" line. [[spoiler:Also this exchange, when Razor is about to make a HeroicSacrifice by deactivating the nuke ''while it falls to the ground.'']]

-->''[[spoiler:Razor and the nuke fall through the clouds, disappearing from sight.]] Then we hear his voice over the commlink:''

* On a {{meta}} level, the fact that the Tremblays' Website/{{Kickstarter}} campaign to help fund a SequelSeries collected almost ''three times'' its initial $50,000 goal from over 2,000 donors.
** And the fact that ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' probably helped the campaign start in the first place -- it referenced it in its crossover episode with ''WesternAnimation/UncleGrandpa'' and likely helped introduce the show to a new generation.
** The Tremblay Bros. devotion to the series and its fans, closing out their July 23, 2020 update with '''"We ''will'' make SK happen, [[{{Determinator}} no matter how hard or how long it takes.]]"'''

* A rare villainous example in the Metallikats -- for all their bickering LikeAnOldMarriedCouple (which they actually ''are''), there are moments when [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther we see how much they care for each other deep down.]] The foremost example has to be "Unlikely Alloys," where Molly [[EnemyMine teams up with the SWAT Kats]] in order to save Mac after he gets absorbed by an out-of-control artificial intelligence. Even before that, when one of their bank heists goes wrong and Molly gets critically damaged, Mac's first instinct is to ignore the loot (even when ''she'' tells him to grab it) and get her away from the SWAT Kats and the Enforcers.

** The Tremblay Bros. devotion to the series and its fans, closing out their July 23, 2020 update with '''"We ''will'' make SK happen, [[{{Determinator}} no matter how hard or how long it takes.]]'''

* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how close friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (what Chance thinks is) a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and being genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim, which he later overcomes to save Jake when he ends up falling hard on the water (which is ''not'' [[SoftWater soft]] in the slightest) and is knocked unconscious.

* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (what Chance thinks is) a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and being genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim, which he later overcomes to save Jake when he ends up falling hard on the water (which is ''not'' [[SoftWater soft]] in the slightest) and is knocked unconscious.

** And the fact that ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' probably helped the campaign start in the first place - it referenced it in its crossover episode with ''WesternAnimation/UncleGrandpa'' and likely helped introduce the show to a new generation.

* On a {{meta}} level, the fact that the Tremblays' Website/{{Kickstarter}} campaign to help fund a SequelSeries collected ''almost three times'' its initial $50,000 goal from over 2,000 donors.

* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (what Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and being genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim, which he later overcomes to save Jake when he ends up falling hard on the water (which is ''not'' [[SoftWater soft]] in the slightest) and is knocked unconscious.

* The ending of "Mutation City".

--> '''Mac:''' Come on, insult me! I won't even get mad!
--> '''Molly:''' (Stirs) Can I...call you "bucket butt?" (groans)
--> '''Mac:''' (Chuckles) I knew it! You just need to charge up for a while.

* A rare villainous example in the Metallikats--for all their bickering LikeAnOldMarriedCouple (which they actually ''are''), there are moments when [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther we see how much they care for each other deep down.]] The foremost example has to be "Unlikely Alloys," where Molly [[EnemyMine teams up with the SWAT Kats]] in order to save Mac after he gets absorbed by an out-of-control artificial intelligence. Even before that, when one of their bank heists goes wrong and Molly gets critically damaged, Mac's first instinct is to ignore the loot (even when ''she'' tells him to grab it) and get her away from the SWAT Kats and the Enforcers.

* "The Wrath of Dark Kat" also has a few, including another instance of the immortal "Hey, what took ya so long?" line. [[spoiler:Also this exchange, when Razor is about to make a HeroicSacrifice by deactivating the nuke ''while its falling to the ground.'']]

* "The Wrath of Dark Kat" also has a few, including another instance of the immortal "Hey, what took ya so long?" line. [[spoiler:Also this exchange, when Razor is about to make the HeroicSacrifice by deactivating the nuke ''while its falling to the ground.'']]

-->''Razor [[spoiler: and the nuke fall through the clouds, disappearing from sight.]] Then we hear his voice over the commlink:''

* "The Wrath of Dark Kat" also has a few, including another instance of the immortal "Hey, what took ya so long?" line. Also this exchange, when Razor is about to make the [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice by deactivating the nuke ''while its falling to the ground.'']]

-->'''Razor: '''''"Get Dark Kat."''

* "The Wrath Of Dark Kat" also has a few, including another instance of the immortal "Hey, what took ya so long?" line. Also this exchange, when Razor is about to make the [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice by deactivating the nuke ''while it is falling to the ground.'']]

** And the fact that ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' probably helped the campaign start in the first place- it referenced it in its' crossover episode with ''WesternAnimation/UncleGrandpa'' and likely helped introduce the show to a new generation.

* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (what Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and is genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim.

* On a {{meta}} level, the fact that the Tremblays' Website/{{Kickstarter}} campaign to help fund a SequelSeries collected ''almost three times'' its $50,000 goal from over 2,000 donors.

* On a {{meta}} level, the fact that the Tremblays' Website/{{Kickstarter}} campaign to help fund a SequelSeries collected ''almost three times'' its $50,000 goal.

* A rare villainous example in the Metallikats--for all their bickering LikeAnOldMarriedCouple (which they actually ''are''), there are moments when [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther we see how much they care for each other deep down.]] The foremost example has to be "Unlikely Alloys," where Molly [[EnemyMine teams up with the Swat Kats]] in order to save Mac after he gets absorbed by an out-of-control artificial intelligence. Even before that, when one of their bank heists goes wrong and Molly gets critically damaged, Mac's first instinct is to ignore the loot (even when ''she'' tells him to grab it) and get her away from the SWAT Kats and the Enforcers.

* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (What Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and is genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim.
* A rare villainous example in the Metallikats--for all their bickering LikeAnOldMarriedCouple (which they actually ''are''), there are moments when [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther we see how much they care for each other deep down.]] The foremost example has to be "Unlikely Alloys," where Molly [[EnemyMine teams up with the Swat Kats]] in order to save Mac after he gets absorbed by an out-of-control artificial intelligence. Even before that, when one of their bank heists goes wrong and Molly gets critically damaged, Mac's first instinct is to ignore the loot (even when ''she'' tells him to grab it) and get her away from the Swat Kats and the Enforcers.

--->'''T-Bone: '''"Any last wishes, buddy... just in case?"
--->''Razor [[spoiler: and the nuke fall through the clouds, disappearing from sight.]] Then we hear his voice over the commlink:''
--->'''Razor: '''''"Get Dark Kat."''
--->''And T-Bone does.''
* Some of the scenes Chance and Jake have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance go to see a movie together]] and see (What Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and is genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim.

* Some of the scenes they have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance see a movie together]] and see (What Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning]] and is genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim.

* Some of the scenes they have when they're just hanging out as civilians can be really sweet and really show how good of friends they are, like at the beginning of "The Ci-Kat-A" when [[HoYay Jake and Chance see a movie together]] and see (What Chance thinks) is a shooting star as they get ready to head home. Or the beginning of "Mutation City" which revolves around Jake saving Chance from [[SuperDrowningSkill drowning]] and is genuinely concerned about Chance's not knowing how to swim.