| 1 | * ''VideoGame/MegaManStarForce'' had the anime episode where Wolf Woods is hiding from Mega Man and the police, so takes on the form of a household dog and sneaks into a house...not knowing a little girl is there. He decides to keep playing up the role of a pet dog to keep hiding, at first hating it, but becoming attached to the girl, and decides to stay with her. This works out until Omega-Xis finds him out at a dog show, and Mega Man battles Wolf Woods, eventually triggering his unstoppable rage, and leaves the girl. He decides that he is too much of a monster to be with her, and gives her an actual pet dog (well, digital one). During the season one finale, when the FM-ians are trying to enjoy their last day on Earth, Wolf Woods goes to visit the little girl...until Gemini kills him for energy. Quite a literal version of KickTheDog. |
| 2 | * To hammer in that the years of the ''Battle Network'' are long gone, the first game has you visit the local junkyard which are ''filled to the brim with discarded [=PETs=]'' that have been replaced with Transers. A massive GutPunch for any hardcore fan of the ''Battle Network'' franchise. |
| 3 | * The lonely heart gate in ''Star Force 1's'' Deep Space. To bypass it normally, Geo must have no Brother Bands (though a Hertz in a hidden side-area of TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon can provide you with a "Lonely Heart" of his own that will meet the condition), and at the of the path beyond this gate is Kelvin's own Transer. So not only can you not even get here without being completely friendless, you get a memento of your father's absence, too. |
| 4 | * There's the Alternate Future from ''Star Force 2''. Dear god, the Alternate Future. The music and grayness makes it worse. The item description even says it can bring a tear to your eye. |
| 5 | * Geo takes Sonia's faked betrayal in the second game far worse than he lets the others in on. Even gets the point of impacting him in his sleep. |
| 6 | * ''Star Force 3'''s final battle. [[spoiler: Before the final showdown, the Crimson Dragon absorbs Kelvin into its core. Essentially, Geo has to fight his own father.]] |
| 7 | * The ending of ''Star Force 3'' can be heartwrenching. [[spoiler: Kevin Stellar's speech asking Earth to save his son's life would be heartwarming enough, but then you see Hope break down in tears from hearing her husband's voice for the first time in years.]] |
| 8 | * Burai's last scene in the Tribe anime. [[spoiler: Ra Mu is about to escape and even Subaru can't stop it alone. Suddenly Burai returns in a BigDamnHeroes moment and encourages him to close the gate. That's not the tear-jerker. The tear-jerker is how he looks back at Subaru one last time before pushing Ra Mu back with Subaru's help. The expression on Burai's face could almost be seen as regret. Compared to the Solo from the games, it's powerful.]] |
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