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  • The ending scene after the "Tigger Too" chapter, where Christopher Robin and Pooh discuss what they liked doing together and the boy asks his bear to promise to remember him and to keep some of the memories of their time together alive. Pooh agrees to do so, and the film closes with The Narrator saying that wherever Christopher Robin goes, Pooh will always be waiting for him whenever he returns.
    Narrator: Wherever they go... and whatever happens to them along the way... in that enchanted place on top of a forest, a little bear will always be waiting.
  • Creepy or not, the winking Pooh doll at the very end of the film is meant to symbolize that Pooh will always be there for Christopher Robin—and for the viewers, too!
    • Heck, the winking doll itself in general can be seen as adorable to people who aren't creeped out by it.
  • From the 2002 DVD release onward, celebrating the movie's 25th anniversary in the process, A Day for Eeyore was added to the special features after nearly ten years since the last time the short was circulated (separately from the others) on home video, granting viewers who had never seen it before the chance to watch it right after the movie. And for older fans, it meant one great thing they had been waiting decades for. The four classic Winnie-the-Pooh shorts were finally united as one. This would continue for the 2007 rerelease for its 30th anniversary and the 2013 Blu-Ray release for its 35th anniversary.

Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day

  • Piglet giving up his beloved house to Owl. Despite everyone attempting with some shrewdness to tell Eeyore his mistake, Piglet informs everyone tearfully the house belongs to his good friend, Owl.
    • Followed by Pooh immediately telling Piglet that he can come and live with him.
      Rabbit: But Piglet, where will you live?
      Piglet: (walking off by himself, sniffling and wiping his eyes with his bib) W-well...I guess...I shall live...I suppose...I shall live...
      Pooh: (catches up to him and takes his hand) With me. You shall live with me. Won't you, Piglet?
      Piglet: With you? Oh, thank you, Pooh Bear. Of course I will.
      • Pooh then asks Christopher to "make a one-hero party into a two-hero party", so that Piglet can share the party with him as well.

Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too

  • A subtle one - Tigger's bounce on Piglet was "one of [his] little bounces", which Piglet thanks him for. Given how destructive Tigger's "best bounce" on Rabbit was, it seems Tigger held back when bouncing Piglet, knowing that such a Very Small Animal with such a nervous constitution probably couldn't handle such a big bounce. Viewed in this light, it makes Tigger surprisingly considerate of his friends in that regard, and Piglet's thanks all the sweeter.
  • When Rabbit's plan to get Tigger lost in the Woods to scare him backfires into getting himself lost, Tigger, regardless of the circumstances, immediately volunteers to find him and bring him home, which he does.
    • Tigger's clarification that "Tiggers never get lost" makes an earlier scene, with Rabbit, Pooh and Piglet hiding from him in the log, Heartwarming in Hindsight. Tigger was more worried for their safety than his, and his joy at reuniting with Piglet and Pooh is sincere relief that they're okay.
  • Kanga sending Roo and Tigger off to play and Tigger assuring her he'll watch out for Roo.
  • When Tigger refuses to break his promise to never bounce again, he very sadly trudges away. Everyone else is instantly heartbroken by this sorry sight - even Pooh and Piglet, who went along with Rabbit's plan to rid Tigger of his bouncing habit - and want the old bouncy Tigger back (even if Rabbit takes a little coercing).
  • Following this Tigger, immediately bounces back in frame overjoyed, and convinces Rabbit to try bouncing with him. Rabbit actually finds himself enjoying bouncing and soon everyone is bouncing along to a triumphant reprise of "The Most Wonderful Thing About Tiggers". The sight of Tigger and Rabbit bouncing and laughing together is priceless.

Winnie the Pooh and a Day For Eeyore

  • Pooh and Piglet attempt to get gifts for Eeyore's birthday, though things expectedly go wrong. Piglet mournfully hands Eeyore his now popped balloon, while Pooh hands him his now empty pot of honey. Despite the pitiful nature of both gifts, Eeyore still spots some practicality in them and beams, for the first time in the franchise, a warm earnest smile.

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