History TearJerker / HanazukiFullOfTreasures

* The ending, where Chicken Plant decides she has no reason to feel sad about Junior flying away anymore, so Hanazuki [[HeWillNotCrySoICryForHim decides to feel sad for her]]. Chicken Plant then looks up into space, no doubt still thinking of him--and all the other children she neglected.

** On that note, we find out that Hanazuki's fear is the Hemkas going about their day without her anywhere in sight, and then getting swallowed by the Big Bad. Her rationale for this fear ultimately ends up [[DeconstructedTrope showing the negative side of her]] ChronicHeroSyndrome, especially since this scenario is more or less what was normal for her moon before she came.

* The episode effectively turns [[{{Jerkass}} Chicken Plant]] into a JerkassWoobie. For the first time, she has to treat the latest of her countless children, dubbed "Junior", with love and nurturing so it can defend her and the rest of the moon from another monster. Just when she actually starts to form an attachment to her baby, it matures and flies away just like all her other other children, leaving Chicken Plant equal parts heartbroken at losing a loved one, and angry that she was forced to experience that kind of heartache in the first place. She even tearfully rants about the entire thing well into the night until she finally falls asleep.

* In general, we see just how much Hanazuki was stung by Kiazuki's betrayal in full force. Hanazuki, however naively, once thought the world of her "Moonflower sister" because she was so elated to meet someone else of her kind, and couldn't even comprehend the concept of "not liking" someone. But now that Kiazuki has not only left her only friend behind, but also made off with all of Hanazuki's trees and put the whole moon in danger, that love and admiration has been replaced with anger and resentment. While she still comes out wiser because of it, that doesn't make the idea of getting betrayed by someone you thought was your friend hurt any less.

* As much as Hanazuki would love to help Zikoro, the only person who can make things better is now the last person in the galaxy Hanazuki wants to see. As a result, her refusal to have anything to do with Kiazuki winds up causing Zikoro unintended emotional harm.

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** On that note, we find out that Hanazuki's fear is the Hemkas going about their day without her anywhere in sight, and then getting swallowed by the Big Bad. Her rationale for this fear ultimately ends up [[DeconstructedTrope showing the negative side of her]] ChronicHeroSyndrome, since especially this scenario is more or less what was normal for her moon before she came.

* In general, we see just how much Hanazuki was stung by Kiazuki's betrayal in full force. Hanazuki, however naively, once thought the world of her "Moonflower sister" because she was so elated to meet someone else of her kind, and couldn't even comprehend the concept of "not liking" someone. But now that Kiazuki has not only left her only friend behind, but also [[spoiler:made off with all of Hanazuki's trees and put the whole moon in danger]], that love and admiration has been replaced with anger and resentment. While she still comes out wiser because of it, that doesn't make the idea of getting betrayed by someone you thought was your friend hurt any less.

* This episode features one of the bleakest scenarios in the season. [[spoiler:When the Big Bad strikes again, the Hemkas are blown away in the wind and Hanazuki must search for them. She manages to find all of them except for Red, whom she realizes must have been blown to the Dark Side, and desperately looks there. She runs off thinking she may have a lead--not noticing as she passes Red by, feebly laying on the ground and trying to call out to her, but too weak to even raise his voice. Not only that, but he is visibly fading from existence after contracting "the sickness" from the Big Bad. What's worse is that when Hanazuki does eventually find him, there's nothing she or any of her friends can do but cry out for someone to help.]]
* [[spoiler:If it wasn't clear enough before that Kiazuki regrets betraying and abandoning Hanazuki and the Hemkas, it's shown here by how worried she is for the Hemkas' safety after she sends them to help Hanazuki deliver rainbow goop in the Big Bad's windstorm. At first she tries justifying it as a necessary precaution, not considering the potential consequences of her actions...until she sees their empty buckets flying by their feet. [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone She's suddenly struck by how foolish she was and begins to fret over the worst]] until Hanazuki comes back with the Hemkas safe and sound. That is, until another, stronger gust scatters them away in front of everyone's eyes. The horrified expression on Kiazuki's face is a far cry from the callous and uncaring front she put up before.]]
* The poor Pyramid with a Face has visible tears in his eyes when [[spoiler:he gets covered by the Big Bad]].

* [[spoiler:If it wasn't clear enough before that Kiazuki regrets betraying and abandoning Hanazuki and the Hemkas, it's shown here by how worried she is for the Hemkas' safety after she sends them to help Hanazuki deliver rainbow goop in the Big Bad's windstorm. At first she tries justifying it as a necessary precaution, not considering the potential consequences of her actions...until she sees their empty buckets flying by their feet. [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone She's suddenly struck by how foolish she was and begins to fret over the worst]] until Hanazuki comes back with the Hemkas safe and sound. That is, until another, stronger gust scatters them away in front of everyone's eyes. The panicked expression on Kiazuki's face is a total far cry from the callous and uncaring front she put up before.]]

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Mazzadril to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and tries to get her to admit she's sad which ultimately leads to Kiazuki [[CryCute breaking down and crying]] when Hanazuki gives her a hug. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Mazzadril to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and gives her a hug which leads to Kiazuki [[CryCute breaking down and crying]]. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Mazzadril to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and forces the Moonflower girl to finally admit she is sad which leads to Kiazuki [[CryCute breaking down and crying]]. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Mazzadril to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and forces the Moonflower girl to finally admit she is sad which leads to Kiazuki breaking down and [[CryCute crying]]. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Mazzadril to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and forces the Moonflower girl to finally admit she is sad which leads to Kiazuki breaking down and crying. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* Kiazuki falling prey to her jealousy again and using a Dark Side monster to once again try to steal Hanazuki's trees, despite having just returned them and helping save the moon. This time though Hanazuki won't let Kiazuki just run away and forces the Moonflower girl to finally admit she is sad which leads to Kiazuki breaking down and crying. From there though it becomes the biggest heartwarming moment of the season.

* As much as Hanazuki would love to help Zikoro, the only person who can make things is now the last person in the galaxy Hanazuki wants to see. As a result, her refusal to have anything to do with Kiazuki winds up causing Zikoro unintended emotional harm.

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* The poor Pyramid with a Face has visible tears in his eyes when [[spoiler:he gets covered by the Big Bad]].

-->'''Hanazuki:''' Hey! I didn't even get to say... [[NeverGotToSayGoodbye goodbye]]. Oh...

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** On that note, it's tough to see her take her anger at Kiazuki out on Sleepy when he insists they get Zikoro back home. Rightfully furious as she may be, she feels as though Sleepy expects her to clean up the mess Kiazuki left. Fortunately, she quickly realizes she was being too hard on him and eases up. Even worse is that, as much as Hanazuki would love to help Zikoro, the only person who can make things is now the last person in the galaxy Hanazuki wants to see. As a result, her refusal to have anything to do with Kiazuki winds up causing Zikoro unintended emotional harm.

* Hanazuki looks completely crushed the instant Pink completely sinks into the slow sand, while the other Hemkas nearly give up on Pink, believing that rescue is impossible. When it seems they're right after Hanazuki and the Hemkas fail to get Pink out, she sheds a tear and whispers for him to come back.

--->'''Hanazuki:''' Whenever they get into trouble, I'm there to save them! But now I'm here, and they're there, and all gathered together in one vulnerable place and, and ''why?'' Because of ''me!'' If something happens to them, it'll be ''all my fault!''

* This episode is about [[BreakTheCutie the first time Hanazuki experiences sadness]], so it was bound to make it on this list. After she accidentally squishes Blue Hemka like a pancake, she's confident she can get him back to his original shape right away. With each failure, however, she grows less cheerful and more concerned as the weight of her actions begins to sink in. Towards the end, once the only creature capable of helping Blue brushes them off, Hanazuki finally [[TearsOfRemorse breaks down in tears]], [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone believing the harm she has done to Blue can never be fixed]].
* Despite Sleepy Unicorn's totally zen demeanor when we first meet him, it's made quite clear that [[HeroicSelfDeprication he thinks very little about himself]] as a result of [[MyGreatestFailure past regrets]]. Even when he makes an effort to help fix Blue with his magic, his lack of self-esteem puts a serious damper on his abilities.

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** On that note, it's tough to see her take her anger at Kiazuki out on Sleepy when he insists they get Zikoro back home. Rightfully furious as she may be, she feels as though Sleepy expects her to clean up the mess Kiazuki left. Fortunately, she quickly realizes she was being too hard on him and eases up. What makes it worse is that, as much as Hanazuki would love to help Zikoro, the only person who can make things is now the last person in the galaxy Hanazuki wants to see. As a result, her refusal to have anything to do with Kiazuki winds up causing Zikoro unintended emotional harm.

* This episode is about [[BreakTheCutie the first time Hanazuki experiences sadness]], so it was bound to make it on this list. After she accidentally squishes Blue Hemka like a pancake, she's confident she can get him back to his original shape right away. With each failure, however, she grows less cheerful and more concerned as the weight of her actions begins to sink in. Towards the end, once the only creature capable of helping Blue brushes them off, Hanazuki finally [[TearsOfRemorse breaks down in tears]], [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Believing the harm she has done to Blue can never be fixed]].

* This episode is about [[BreakTheCutie the first time Hanazuki experiences sadness]], so it was bound to make it on this list. After she accidentally squishes Blue Hemka like a pancake, she's confident she can get him back to his original shape right away. With each failure, however, she grows less cheerful and more concerned as the weight of her actions begins to sink in. Towards the end, once the only creature capable of helping Blue brushes them off, Hanazuki finally [[TearsOfRemorse breaks down in tears]], [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone fearing the harm she has done to Blue can never be fixed]].

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[[AC:"What's a Chicken Plant?"]]

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** On that note, we find out that Hanazuki's fear is the Hemkas going about their day without her anywhere in sight, and then getting swallowed by the Big Bad. Her rationale for this fear ultimately ends up [[DeconstructedTrope showing the negative consequences of her]] ChronicHeroSyndrome, since it's more or less what was normal for her moon before she came.