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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/adam_cries_over_having_no_future_1.png]]All sad moments and concepts in the series.

* "The Hyena and the Mighty", particularly to people with mood disorders who were bullied as children. The scene where a tearful Rufus Hyena goes into a TroubledFetalPosition after Adam insults him behind his back is particularly sad.

* Little Lord Saucypants used to be Dobie Broadway Junior's faithful companion, until Dobie stopped working and enslaved his poor monkey to pay for his mansion. Thankfully, Adam and Jake put Dobie back on the map and hired human servants again.

* The fact that Ingrid's obsessive crush on Adam will [[AllLoveIsUnrequited never be returned]], not only due to Adam not being interested but also due to the fact that it will never work, on account of [[InterspeciesRomance her being a giraffe and him being a human]]. Plus, she’s the weakest member of the pack.

* Coach Gills has also gone on a few sad monologues about her not having any friends, even as an adult. Horace wants to be her friend, but Gills says that their relationship is “strictly professional.”

* The episode "Two Tons of Fun" ended with Mr. Hornbill [[DidNotGetTheGirl not winning Mrs. Tusk’s heart]], due to the fact that she’s already married. He’s okay with it, though.

* And don’t forget about Rufus. Poor Rufus.
* Little Lord Saucypants used to be Dobie Broadway Junior’s faithful companion, until Dobie stopped working and enslaved his poor monkey to pay for his mansion. Thankfully, Adam and Jake put Dobie back on the map and hired human servants again.

* Just the very fact that Adam was ripped from his perfect life at his normal school and forced to attend an animal school, where every day of his life became a living Hell.

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/adam_cries_over_having_no_future_1.png]]All sad moments and concepts in the series. Note that 90% of the show's episodes have [[DownerEnding downer endings]], especially for our main character, so there's bound to be a lot on here.

* The episode "Two Tons of Fun" ended with Mr. Hornbill [[DidNotGetTheGirl not winning Mrs. Tusk’s heart]], due to the fact that she’s already married.

* In "I Got a Brand New Aptitude", Adam and Jake learning that they will never achieve their dreams, as they're inevitable futures have already been decided for them. There was an entire depressing musical number called "What's the Point?", which ''really'' went in-depth about how sad their lives are. In fact, this is outright confirmed in this series finale where they officially become zoo animals.

* The episode "Two Tons of Fun" ended with Mr. Hornbill [[DidNotGetTheGirl being rejected by Mrs. Tusk]] with there being no redemption for him.

* The episode "Two Tons of Fun" ended with Mr. Hornbill [[DidNotGetTheGirl being rejected by Mrs. Tusk]] in the rudest and most hurtful way ever and there being no redemption for him.

* In "I Got a Brand New Aptitude", Adam and Jake learning that they will never achieve their dreams, as they're inevitable futures have already been decided for them. There was an entire depressing musical number called "What's the Point?", which ''really'' went in-depth about how sad their lives are.

* The fact that Ingrid's obsessive crush on Adam will [[AllLoveIsUnrequited never be returned]], not only due to Adam not being interested but also due to the fact that it will never work, on account of [[InterspeciesRomance her being a giraffe and him being a human]].

* Coach Gills has also gone on a few sad monologues about her not having any friends, even as an adult.

* Adam just could not catch a break in "Supplies Party". It was mentioned at the start of the episode that his 6th birthday was ruined when he wet his pants in front of everybody and cried about it as everybody (including Chad; excluding Kerry) laughed at him. The same shit happened again in this episode on his 12th birthday, where Adam spilled a drink on his pants and cried like a baby, getting Chad to laugh at him and motivating every other kid except for Kerry and his animal friends to join the bandwagon and laugh with him.
* In "I Got a Brand New Aptitude", Adam and Jake learning that they will never achieve their dreams, as they're inevitable futures have already been decided for them. There was an entire depressing musical number called "What's the Point?", which ''really'' went in-depth about how sad their lives are.

All sad moments and concepts in the series. Note that 90% of the show's episodes have [[DownerEnding downer endings]], especially for our main character, so there's bound to be a lot on here.