History TearJerker / AvengersAssemble

* The "death" of Arsenal in ''Thanos Rising'', even the Watcher seemed saddened. It gets worse when you realize this parallels what happens to [[Disney/BigHero6 Baymax]].

* Tony [[spoiler:slowly dying after his armor is forcefully removed by MODOK]] in the pilot. The look on Captain America's face as he's watching his best friend [[spoiler:apparently die]] before his eyes really sells the scene.
-->'''Tony Stark:''' [[spoiler:Hey Cap, remember how far I went to pull your butt out of the fire? Your turn. *smirks weakly and passes out*.]]
** [[BigNo Tony's reaction]] at the beginning when Captain America is seemingly vaporized.

* Thor's reaction to [[spoiler: his friends helpless or turned against him in the new timeline caused by Doctor Doom changing history to where he's ruler of the entire planet in ''Planet Doom''.]]
** Thor completely loses it when he sees [[spoiler: Captain America's frozen form sitting in Doom's chamber on display, as if he was some kind of trophy.]]

* Iron Man [[spoiler: sacrificing his freewill to join Galactus.]] Helped by the fact that it becomes a big enough problem to which the Guardians of the Galaxy [[spoiler: Have no choice but to ''kill'' him, despite the Avengers' pleas to stop.]]

--> '''Hawkeye''': (''terrified'') My eye's. [[spoiler: I'm blind!]]

* Doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} from ''The Arsenal'', Iron Man succeeds at finding [[spoiler:his dad's long lost Project Arsenal; a robot capable of withstanding unlimited energy. The TearJerker comes in play when he discovers the android's ''main'' purpose was to make up for all the lost time that Tony's father never had with his son.]]
* The "death" of [[spoiler: Arsenal]] in ''Thanos Rising'', even the Watcher seemed saddened. It gets worse when you realize this parallels what happens to [[spoiler:[[Disney/BigHero6 Baymax]]]].

* Tony pulling [[spoiler: a HeroicSacrifice]] to save the rest of the team from Nighthawks bomb in ''The Dark Avengers''.

* [[spoiler: Arsenal]] returns in ''Thanos Triumphant'', a very SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}. That is, until [[spoiler: Ultron]] steps in and takes him over in both mind ''and'' body.

* The ending of ''The Ultron Outbreak'' was just heartbreaking when [[spoiler:Arsenal briefly overtakes Ultron, and sacrifices himself to destroy Ultron]].
** [[spoiler:Arsenal referring to Tony as "friend" before plunging himself to the sun]].
*** [[spoiler:The way Tony cried out for Arsenal was just heartbreaking.]]
* From ''Spectrums'', the fact that [[spoiler:the innocent]] Doctor Spectrum [[spoiler:was forced by the rest of the Squadron Surpreme to ''blow up his home planet'']] is staggeringly dark and tragic.

* Part 4 has a BittersweetEnding when [[spoiler: The Avengers free Tony from Ultron's control but Ultron still lingers in his arc reactor. Strange decides the best thing to do would be to send Tony to a different dimension to both preserve his life and stop Ultron. The heartbreak is evident on the Avengers face as Tony says goodbye to his friends. Though he can still communicate with them, there's still the fact he's trapped there until they can find a way to free him from Ultron and keep him alive.]]
* Tony and Steve's [[spoiler: goodbyes are particularly Tearjerking.]]

* All Avengers are back together, the Cabal has been defeated, [[spoiler:but Iron Man still remains unaccounted for]].

* [[spoiler: Loki's betrayal]] following the Beyonder's defeat, he even plans to unleash an EldritchAbomination called the All Dark on everyone and everything.

* [[spoiler: Arsenal]] returns in ''Thanos Triumphant'', a very HeartwarmingMoment. That is, until [[spoiler: Ultron]] steps in and takes him over in both mind ''and'' body.

* Doubles as a HeartwarmingMoment from ''The Arsenal'', Iron Man succeeds at finding [[spoiler:his dad's long lost Project Arsenal; a robot capable of withstanding unlimited energy. The TearJerker comes in play when he discovers the android's ''main'' purpose was to make up for all the lost time that Tony's father never had with his son.]]

** First of all, none of them can actually bring themselve's to say Tony's dead

** Steve tells Natasha that after the ice he coped by focusing in his missions and his team. When you take in to account the scene immediately after where he wishes Tony was there while looking at the ground and then raising his chin in determination as they ente the pyramid and you have a pretty clear picture of how Steve's handling Tony's "death."

--> '''Tony Stark:''' [[spoiler:Hey Cap, remember how far I went to pull your butt out of the fire? Your turn. *smirks weakly and passes out*.]]

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* Tony pulling a [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice]] to save the rest of the team from Nighthawks bomb in ''The Dark Avengers''.

* The fact that [[spoiler:the innocent]] Doctor Spectrum [[spoiler:was forced by the rest of the Squadron Surpreme to ''blow up his home planet'']] is staggeringly dark and tragic.

** Out of everyone, Thor takes the lose of Tony the hardest.

* By the time Falcon has been found, he spent ''years'' in a BadFuture when he's only been gone for weeks, and he's aged into an adult. The fact remains that by the time Falcon returns to the present, he will be a far different one. The happy-go-lucky TeenGenius Falcon we grew accustomed to from the beginning of the series is no more.

* The young boy Dante having to come to terms with learning he's Inhumans, poor kid is pretty confused. Thankfully, he gets over it pretty quick.

* Steve is forced to relive one of his battles from 1940's Europe, to rescue Bucky who had been captured by Baron Heinrich Zemo. Of course what's really happening is that he'd been hypnotized by the episodes villain just so he can get his hands on the Baron's {{MacGuffin}}. Throughout the episode, Cap suspects something isn't right. But he's so desperate to save Bucky that he ignores his instincts.

* Tony's [[spoiler:slowly dying after his armor is forcefully removed by MODOK]] in the pilot. The look on Captain America's face as he's watching his best friend [[spoiler:apparently die]] before his eyes really sells the scene.
--> '''Tony Stark:''' [[spoiler:Hey Cap....Remember how far I went to pull your butt out of the fire? *beat* Your turn. *smirks weakly and passes out*.]]

* Steve is forced to relive one of his battles from 1940's Europe, to rescue Bucky who has been captured by Baron Heinrich Zemo. Of course what's really happening is that he'd been hypnotized by episodes villain just so he can get his hands on the Baron's {{MacGuffin}}. Throughout the episodes, Cap suspects something isn't right. But he's so desperate to save Bucky that he ignores his instincts.

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