History TearJerker / KaizokuSentaiGokaiger

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qoynq_beCwY The making-of of the final episode]], where the cast does a similar thing but on set. For the most wise-cracking member of the team, it's Junya Ikeda, who plays Gai, who gets the most emotional. Ironically, Ryota/Marvelous manages to keep himself composed.]]

* The final Gokaiger stage show, where at the end, each member gets a chance to speak about their experiences. All of them are quite emotionally charged, but it is Ryota Ozawa, who plays the usually stoic Captain Marvelous, who flat-out breaks down, kneels forward and [[ManlyTears just cries like there's no tomorrow]] multiple times during his speech. Even if you don't understand what he's saying, you can tell just by watching him that he truly loved being able to work on the show. You can watch it [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xs6832_gokai-flt-ryota-ozawa_shortfilms?from_fb_popup=1&code=AQAfHPUgOcQzCLSHNk8brMkZo-m1pU9urUn8KCg9hAyl4BZ6f5ar_zTmmh43parbnlCbcGfbm7WI-1R5r_qDf8hcGT49x8nkE4MdPxOo3_tHjCFV69E-RNK_3bPI7w1eUhjbZnfNvym2MF9AhYtUj8ET-dZooSyyqkTHdp9eUDLLlZdDAZK1wwYpY4aYetUsqDk&fbc=972 here]] Obvious bonus points since Ryota's character would probably have been the last character to break down like that, yet we know Marvelous feels the same about his crew.

* Captain Marvelous actor, Ryota Ozawa, breaking down and crying during the Gokaiger final live show. Even if you don't understand what he's saying, you can tell just by watching him that he truly loved being able to work on the show. You can watch it [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xs6832_gokai-flt-ryota-ozawa_shortfilms?from_fb_popup=1&code=AQAfHPUgOcQzCLSHNk8brMkZo-m1pU9urUn8KCg9hAyl4BZ6f5ar_zTmmh43parbnlCbcGfbm7WI-1R5r_qDf8hcGT49x8nkE4MdPxOo3_tHjCFV69E-RNK_3bPI7w1eUhjbZnfNvym2MF9AhYtUj8ET-dZooSyyqkTHdp9eUDLLlZdDAZK1wwYpY4aYetUsqDk&fbc=972 here]] Obvious bonus points since Ryota's character would probably have been the last character to break down like that, yet we know Marvelous feels the same about his crew.

** Another potential example in the same episode: Warz Gill's reaction when he's told that Barizorg is dead. He spent every previous episode acting like a spoiled brat, but when he learns that the person he considered his only real friend is gone, he falls back into his chair and lets out a yell so pained that you can ''feel'' his anguish. For once, a villain's RoaringRampageOfRevenge is portrayed in the same light as it would be if the situation happened to one of the Rangers.
*** There is the added fact that this rampage disputes Joe's earlier question whether Warz Gill would be willing to die for this person.
** [[AlasPoorVillain Warz Gill's death]]. While up until that point, he was about as effectual as [[WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfRockyAndBullwinkle Boris and Natasha]], Damaras pulling his burned corpse out from the wreckage sealed it for this troper. Despite being villains, the Zangyack Empire [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes at least care about their comrades]].

* In Episode 23, the flashbacks to Luka's past, showing how she [[spoiler: failed to save her younger sister]], explaining why she's so passionate about saving the young boy.

* In #30, when Joe, accompanying [[Series/ChoujuuSentaiLiveman Jou Oohara]]'s studies, realizes that [[spoiler:the conversion into Barizorg is irrevertible and, as such, there's no way Cid is coming back]]. Joe's devastated reaction makes it all the more heartbreaking.
* #38. Joe finally has to [[spoiler:destroy Barizorg]]. Which then leads to Joe carrying on a conversation with [[spoiler:Sid-sempai's ghost]]. And if all that wasn't gut-wrenching enough for you, soon after that, we cut to Marvelous, who has collapsed in the cockpit of the [=GokaiGalleon=] after the battle. Navi has a mini-freakout because he thinks that Marvelous is dead and has left him all alone. It doesn't have the same emotional weight as the previous scene, but it might be enough to be the straw that breaks the camel's tear duct.
** Another potential example in the same episode: Warz Gill's reaction when he's told that [[spoiler:Barizorg is dead]]. He spent every previous episode acting like a spoiled brat, but when he learns that [[spoiler:the person he considered his only real friend is gone]], he falls back into his chair and lets out a yell so pained that you can ''feel'' his anguish. For once, a villain's RoaringRampageOfRevenge is portrayed in the same light as it would be if the situation happened to one of the Rangers.

** [[spoiler: [[AlasPoorVillain Warz Gill's death]]]]. While up until that point, he was about as effectual as [[WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfRockyAndBullwinkle Boris and Natasha]], Damaras [[spoiler: pulling his burned corpse out from the wreckage]] sealed it for this troper. Despite being villains, the Zangyack Empire [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes at least care about their comrades]].
* In #40, when [[Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger Domon]] finds Gai's letter and sees the picture with [[spoiler: Honami, the woman he loves but he had to leave in the past, and Mirai, his son]]. He drops ManlyTears in a very [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]] moment.
* Pretty much all of #41 is this (combined with heartwarming), but Ahim breaking down and crying while the rest of the crew pledge their support for her prior to their fight against the monster who [[spoiler:destroyed her home and killed her parents]] really takes the cake.
* #47, [[spoiler:Sally finally [[HeelFaceTurn sides with the Gokaiger]] after debating it over in her head for a good bit, torn between her master and her friends...[[HeelFaceDoorSlam Only to get blasted to bits by Basco]]. Made all the worse by Marvelous futilely trying to get the bomb off her before it goes off.]]
** Though the next episode makes it slightly more heartwarming by showing [[spoiler:Sally stuffing the bomb into her compartment, [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing her life]] to save her new friend]].

** [[spoiler: [[AlasPoorVillain Warz Gill's death]]]]. While up until that point, he was about as effectual as [[TheAdventuresOfRockyAndBullwinkle Boris and Natasha]], Damaras [[spoiler: pulling his burned corpse out from the wreckage]] sealed it for this troper. Despite being villains, the Zangyack Empire [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes at least care about their comrades]].

* In #30, when Joe, accompanying [[ChoujuuSentaiLiveman Jou Oohara]]'s studies, realizes that [[spoiler:the conversion into Barizorg is irrevertible and, as such, there's no way Cid is coming back]]. Joe's devastated reaction makes it all the more heartbreaking.

* In #40, when [[MiraiSentaiTimeranger Domon]] finds Gai's letter and sees the picture with [[spoiler: Honami, the woman he loves but he had to leave in the past, and Mirai, his son]]. He drops ManlyTears in a very [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]] moment.

* In Episode 23, the flashbacks to Luka's past, showing how she [[spoiler: failed to save her [[DeadLittleSister younger sister]]]], explaining why she's so passionate about saving the young boy.

* Captain Marvelous actor, Ryota Ozawa, breaking down and crying during the Gokaiger final live show. Even if you don't understand what he's saying, you can tell just by watching him that he truly loved being able to work on the show. You can watch it [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xs6832_gokai-flt-ryota-ozawa_shortfilms?from_fb_popup=1&code=AQAfHPUgOcQzCLSHNk8brMkZo-m1pU9urUn8KCg9hAyl4BZ6f5ar_zTmmh43parbnlCbcGfbm7WI-1R5r_qDf8hcGT49x8nkE4MdPxOo3_tHjCFV69E-RNK_3bPI7w1eUhjbZnfNvym2MF9AhYtUj8ET-dZooSyyqkTHdp9eUDLLlZdDAZK1wwYpY4aYetUsqDk&fbc=972 here]]

** Though the next episode makes it slightly more heartwarming by showing [[spoiler:Sally stuffing the bomb into her compartment, [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing her life]] to save her new friend]].

*** There is the added fact that this rampage disputes GokaiBlue's earlier question whether Warz Gill would be willing to die for this person.

** Though the next episode makes it slightly more heartwarming by showing [[spoiler:Sally stuffing the bomb into her compartment, [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing her life]] to save her new friend.]]

* #47, [[spoiler:Sally finally [[HeelFaceTurn sides with the Gokaiger]] after debating it over in her head for a good bit, torn between her master and her friends...[[HeelFaceDoorSlam Only to get blasted to bits by Basco]]. Made all the worse by Marvelous futilely trying to get the bomb off her before it goes off.]]

* Pretty much all of #41 is this (combined with heartwarming), but Ahim breaking down and crying while the rest of the crew pledge their support for her prior to their fight against the monster who [[spoiler:destroyed her home and killed her parents]] really takes the cake.

* #38. Joe finally has to [[spoiler:destroy Barizog]]. Which then leads to Joe carrying on a conversation with [[spoiler:Sid-sempai's ghost]]. And if all that wasn't gut-wrenching enough for you, soon after that, we cut to Marvelous, who has collapsed in the cockpit of the [=GokaiGalleon=] after the battle. Navi has a mini-freakout because he thinks that Marvelous is dead and has left him all alone. It doesn't have the same emotional weight as the previous scene, but it might be enough to be the straw that breaks the camel's tear duct.

* In #40, when [[MiraiSentaiTimeranger Domon]] finds Gai's letter and sees the picture with [[spoiler: Honami, the woman he loves but he had to leave in the past, and Mirai, his son]]. He drops ManlyTears in a very [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming heartwarming]] moment.

** #38 has another potential example: [[spoiler:Warz Gill's reaction when he's told that Barizorg is dead. He spent every previous episode acting like a spoiled brat, but when he learns that the person he considered his only real friend is gone, he falls back into his chair and lets out a yell so pained that you can ''feel'' his anguish. For once, a villain's RoaringRampageOfRevenge is portrayed in the same light as it would be if the situation happened to one of the Rangers.]]
* In episode 40, when [[MiraiSentaiTimeranger Domon]] finds Gai's letter and sees the picture with [[spoiler: Honami, the woman he loves but he had to leave in the past, and Mirai, his son]]. He drops ManlyTears in a very [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming heartwarming]] moment.

* #38. Joe finally has to [[spoiler:destroy Barizog.]] Which then leads to Joe carrying on a conversation with [[spoiler:Sid-sempai's ghost.]] And if all that wasn't gut-wrenching enough for you, soon after that, we cut to Marvelous, who has collapsed in the cockpit of the [=GokaiGalleon=] after the battle. Navi has a mini-freakout because he thinks that Marvelous is dead and has left him all alone. It doesn't have the same emotional weight as the previous scene, but it might be enough to be the straw that breaks the camel's tear duct.

* In #30, when Joe, accompanying [[ChoujuuSentaiLiveman Jou Oohara]]'s studies, realizes that [[spoiler:the conversion into Barizorg is irrevertible and, as such, there's no way Cid is coming back]]. Joe's devastated reaction makes it all the more heartbreaking.

* In #30, when Joe, accompanying [[ChoujuuSentaiLiveman Jou Oohara]]'s studies, realizes that [[spoiler:the conversion into Barizorg is irrevertible and, as such, there's no way Cid is coming back.]] Joe's devastated reaction makes it all the more heartbreaking.

* In Episode 23, the flashbacks to Luka's past, showing how she [[spoiler: failed to save her [[DeadLittleSister younger sister]]]], explaining why she's so passionate about saving the young boy.