History Main / FinalFirstHug

* A friendly version in ''FairyTail'', Jellal and Erza do this when they believe that they are about to be obliterated by Etherion, Jellal seeing the error of his ways and Erza refusing to abandon him like before. [[spoiler:They don't die and Jellal still turns out to be evil, so...]]

* On ''Series/{{Lost}}'', Jack's father is hard on him believing this will mold Jack into a great doctor. Their "final first hug" occurs
[[spoiler:in the finale, after they are both dead.]]

* On ''Series/{{Lost}}'', Jack's father is hard on him believing this will mold Jack into a great doctor. Their "final first hug" occurs [[spoiler:in the finale, after they are both dead.]]

* Sam and Dean in ''{{Supernatural}}'' would die for each other, have killed for each other, would sell their soul for each other but when do the fans finally get to see them hug? When [[spoiler: Sam's just been stabbed in the back and dies in Dean's arms.]] Oh Kripke, you {{Magnificent bastard}}!
* In ''{{The X-Files}}'' episode "Anasazi," Mulder visits his father, who gives him a big hug [[spoiler: shortly before he is killed in his own bathroom.]] Earlier in the season, he had noticeably declined to hug his son. Probably not the first hug ''ever'', but likely the first in a long while.

* On ''{{Lost}}'', Jack's father is hard on him believing this will mold Jack into a great doctor. Their "final first hug" occurs [[spoiler:in the finale, after they are both dead.]]
* Parodied a bit in the ''{{South Park}}'' episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft". Within the game, Stan's father's character is killed in combat, and the two avatars play out a tearful Final First Hug. Meanwhile, Stan and his father are both alive and well in front of separate computers. (Not to mention that {{Death Is Cheap}} in the video game, and Randy can revive his character with only minor inconvenience.)

'''Examples:'''

----
<<|ParentalIssues|>>

* Happens during the apocalyptic season 1 finale of MobileSuitGundam00: [[spoilers:Christina and Lichtendahl die in each other's arms when the Ptolemaios is destroyed.]]

* In ''{{Slam Dunk}}'', Hanamichi Sakuragi and Kaede Rukawa have a [[FinalFirstHug Final First High Five]], right ''after'' [[spoiler: Rukawa passes the ball to Sakuragi and Sakuragi scores the winning shot.]]

* In ''FairyTail'', Jellal and Erza do this when they believe that they are about to be obliterated by Etherion, Jellal seeing the error of his ways and Erza refusing to abandon him like before. [[spoiler:They don't die and Jellal still turns out to be evil, so...]]

* It's not exactly the trope, but after the final battle of VideoGame/{{Mother 3}}, [[spoiler: after Claus kills himself with his own lightning, he stumbles towards his twin brother Lucas and hugs him for the last time.]] A {{Tearjerker}} moment, indeed.

* In {{Slam Dunk}}, Hanamichi Sakuragi and Kaede Rukawa have a [[FinalFirstHug Final First High Five]], right ''after'' [[spoiler: Rukawa passes the ball to Sakuragi and Sakuragi scores the winning shot.]]

-->--''[[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Vegeta]]'' ''in DragonBallZ''

* It's not exactly the trope, but after the final battle of {{Mother 3}}, [[spoiler: after Claus kills himself with his own lightning, he stumbles towards his twin brother Lucas and hugs him for the last time.]] A {{Tearjerker}} moment, indeed.

* When [[BigBad Raoh]] of ''FistOfTheNorthStar, broken-and-defeated by Kenshiro, holds the younger warrior's face for the first and final time [[GracefulLoser like a big brother]]:

* In the Japanese version of ''DragonballZ'', Horikawa Ryo's finest performance as Vegeta was encapsulated in the scene where he must get his son Trunks to escape from the incoming demon Buu. The invariably proud Warrior Prince softens with sincerity, and says "Trunks, Daddy has not hugged you once, not even when you were a baby..." and with the most heartbreakingly gentle voice he implores his son to ''"Let Papa hug you once,"'' does so before [[HeroicSacrifice giving his life to save his family's (Of course, he also knocks him unconscious to prevent the boy from following.)]].

* In the Japanese version of ''DragonballZ'', Horikawa Ryo's finest performance as Vegeta was encapsulated in the scene where he must get his son Trunks to escape from the incoming demon Buu. The invariably proud Warrior Prince softens with sincerity, and says "Trunks, Daddy has not hugged you once, not even when you were a baby..." and with the most heartbreakingly gentle voice he implores his son to ''"Let Daddy hug you once,"'' does so before [[HeroicSacrifice giving his life to save his family's (Of course, he also knocks him unconscious to prevent the boy from following.)]].

->''"''Trunks... Papa has not hugged you once... not since you were born. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Please let Papa]] [[TearJerker hug you]]."''
-->--[[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Vegeta]] in DragonBallZ

* In the Japanese version of ''DragonballZ'', Horikawa Ryo's finest performance as Vegeta was encapsulated in the scene where he must get his son Trunks to escape from the incoming demon Buu. The invariably proud Warrior Prince softens with sincerity, and says "Trunks, Daddy has not hugged you once, not even when you were a baby..." and with the most heartbreakingly gentle voice he implores his son to ''"Let Daddy hug you once,"'' does so before [[HeroicSacrifice giving his life to save his family's (Of course, he also knocks him unconscious to prevent the boy from following.)]]. A moment that [[ManlyTears has reduced many a macho-men Otaku into weeping wrecks]].