Tear Jerker / Piglet's Big Movie

• Pooh realizes that he was being insensitive toward Piglet for not considering the latter's feeling when naming Pooh Corner.
  Pooh: I wish I had called it Pooh and Piglet Corner.
• The Darkest Hour culminates in a somberly realistic way, after spending the whole story using the scrapbook to try find Piglet, they realise they're not getting any further, ending with Rabbit and Tigger accidentally destroying it in an argument. As a sad reminder that these characters have the disposition of small children, they realise they don't have any idea how to find Piglet and retreat back home in dispair, lost at what to do.
• Pooh and Piglet's Disney Death, as well as the very poignant Not Now, We're Too Busy Crying Over You moment after it, where Pooh, despite not knowing why the others were crying, starts crying as well. It's actually one of the very few if not the only time we've ever seen Winnie the Pooh himself actually crying.
• Given John Fiedler passed away only a couple years after the film's release, this becomes a very touching tribute to his contribution to the series since Piglet's first appearance in Blustery Day. Especially the closing line.
  Pooh: It's the least we could do for a very small Piglet... who's done such very big things. Thank you, Piglet.