Heartwarming / Mystery Men

• When The Shoveler's family sees him on TV
  Lucille, The Shoveler's Wife: (wiping away tears) My hero.
• Mr. Furious' potential girlfriend telling him to "Just. Be. Roy." (It brings on a Heroic BSOD, since he doesn't know who Roy is anymore, but it's still touching.)
• When The Shoveler's youngest son (holding a toy shovel of his own) says, "I believe in you, Daddy." This then turns into a CMOF when (offscreen) Lucille shouts "Roland! Do NOT encourage your father!"
  • By the end his whole family looks on with pride as the news reports on his heroics.
• The Blue Raja's mom not only accepting his superhero persona, but embracing it, asking him to do the accent, and offering him her best cutlery.
  Violet: You know, I've always known you were special, Jeffrey. I just never realized how special...
  • Not to mention at the end when she sees him on TV. After he introduces himself to the reporter, he looks at the camera and lets out the most Adorkable "Hi, Mom!", before stopping himself and slipping back into the accent. And his mother has the proudest smile on her face.
• After having been taunted throughout the movie, a reporter is interviewing Roy at the end, and his girlfriend proudly interjects: "His name's Mister Furious, and his power comes from his boundless rage!" What makes it even better is that Roy had refused to declare himself a superhero then, merely referring to how much pain he was in and still not believing in himself.
• When the Shoveler/ Eddie is saying goodbye to Lucille, who doesn't approve of Eddie being a wannabe superhero:
  Lucille: I said I was going to leave you, Eddie. And I meant it.
  Eddie: The city is in peril, Lucille. We're all they've got.
  Lucille: (fed up with this superhero nonsense) Eddie, please don't start.
  Eddie: I don't expect you to believe me. I just came by to tell you that I love you. Tell the kids I love them. Goodbye.
  Lucille: Goodbye, Eddie. I won't be here when you come home.
  Eddie: That's a risk I'm willing to take. Otherwise, there may not be a home to come back to.
  (Lucille's eyebrows raises. Eddie spins his shovel and puts it in his holster. He puts his hat and salutes)
  Eddie: Wish me luck.
  (Eddie exits. Lucille thinks for a moment. Maybe it is for real)
• When Mr. Furious returns to the group after storming off in a huff, he meets with the Shoveler and expresses how hurt and annoyed he was at gradually being excluded and having his contributions ignored in favour of the new members of the team, but can't quite bring himself to apologise for his own role in the rift, until he eventually starts pretending to be entering a Berserker Rage. At which point The Shoveler takes pity on him and nonchalantly responds with:
  The Shoveler: (calmly) Hey Roy, I've just had an idea; why don't you come with us?
  Mr. Furious: (Calming down) Okay! Okay ... rage subsiding ... control returning ... anger fading. That was some quick thinking, Eddie.
  The Shoveler: Well, I wouldn't want anyone to get hurt.
• Minor one, but when Captain Amazing badly explains how to shut down the Psychofragulator and gets frustrated, he calls the Bowler a moron, with Mr.Furious immediately stepping in to defend her, despite the pairs relationship until this moment being filled with bickering.
• Invisible Boy's power is the ability to become invisible when no one else is looking. The rest of the team understandably finds the claim rather dubious, but during the raid on Casanova's mansion, the kid actually proves himself by shutting off the laser eye.
• When she's about to throw Carmine into the Psychofragulator to destroy it, the (assumedly) last thing The Bowler says to him is, "I love you, Dad!" Even though she's mostly snarked at him throughout the majority of the movie, it's clear that Carmine means the world to his daughter.