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* In the anime, a mind-wiped Kohaku believed that Sango (who he didn't recognize or remember) had been killed - 'She's dead then, that woman...' - and starts crying without even knowing why.
* After Mukotsu poisons Miroku, Sango, and Kagome. Shippo does his goddamned best to try to help them but can't seem to do anything. The pure look of helplessness on his face knowing he can't save his friends is heart-wrenching.

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* In the anime, a mind-wiped Kohaku believed that Sango (who he didn't recognize or remember) had been killed - 'She's dead then, that woman...' - and starts crying without even knowing why.
* After Mukotsu poisons Miroku, Sango, and Kagome. Shippo does his goddamned best to try to help them but can't seem to do anything. The pure look of helplessness on his face knowing he can't save his friends is heart-wrenching.heart-wrenching, even when [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Inuyasha reassures him]] that he did his best, to the point of blaming himself for letting this happen.
--> '''Shippo''': [[WhamLine They all stopped breathing, Inuyasha!]] (breaks down crying)
* In Episode 107, a mind-wiped Kohaku believed that Sango (who he didn't recognize or remember) had been killed - 'She's dead then, that woman...' - and starts tearing up without even knowing why.

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* Sara from episode 134 "The woman who loved Sesshomaru" is a really tragic case. But she seemed happy before she passed on at the end of the episode, so it might be more like a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}.

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* Sara from episode 134 133/134 "The woman who loved Woman Who Loved Sesshomaru" is a really tragic case. But she seemed happy before she passed on at the end of the episode, so it might be more like a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}.



** The English dub of Kikyo's death is especially powerful, with Richard Ian Cox completely selling Inuyasha's tearful breakdown.

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** The English dub of Kikyo's death is especially powerful, with Richard Ian Cox completely selling Inuyasha's tearful breakdown. The episode ends with this line; however, the line from the original premiere is even sadder when you take into consideration that he felt that he failed to protect her.
--> '''Inuyasha''': She says... she'll protect us. Forever. '''''(English Dub)'''''
--> '''Inuyasha''': [[https://youtu.be/E0p8evYJdN4?si=Kys_BlpBogCPKB--&t=247 I wanted... to protect her forever.]] '''''(Japanese Dub)'''''



--> '''Inuyasha''': "But that's what it means to be different. No one trusts you. You're always the first to be blamed. And it is always, ALWAYS, your fault!"

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--> '''Inuyasha''': "But But that's what it means to be different. No one trusts you. You're always the first to be blamed. And it is always, ALWAYS, '''ALWAYS''', your fault!"fault!

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