Did You Ever Get Emotional in Mystery Dungeon?

[Fureon]

I just finished Explorers Of Sky, and I must say - yes, the ending did make me cry.
Actually, the whole finale (after Grovyle tells you what will happen) felt really heartwrenching. And then the ending... God, I couldn't help but shed some tears.
This just shows how good the Mystery Dungeon games are. They make you go through characters' emotions and feelings and really immerse you into their world.

 

[SoraTheTruth]

not really although i do like grovyle's special episode where it explains what happened to them because in darkness in time i was so confused. like "did they fade out of existence or something"? but sky explained it.

 

[Shayminlover123]

Yes.I cried at every ending of PMD so far.

 

[lifeburst]

they should make more Mystery Dungeons.

You do realize that there is a 3DS pmd releasing in america in March, right?
I have cried at the end of every PMD game I've played.

 

[mishy.]

I've only played Sky myself, but yes I did cry at the end of the storyline of Sky. And speaking of that game I should get back to it sometime.

 

[*Shiny*Monster0198]

I did get pretty teary-eyed in a lot of them. I have to say the storylines in PMD are really well thought of and put together extraordinarily well.

 

[ZePokemonGuy]

If you didn't shed a tear during the PMD playthroughs, then you are not human.
PMD was one of the first games where you had a real emotional link with the Pokemon world, and when you had to disappear at the end of the main storyline, I thought that was it and wept away.

(It did slightly annoy me however, when everyone else was crying and Xatu was just standing there trying to act all manly, in my opinion to impress Kangashan ;D).

 

[The Amazing Justin]

Not at all. Mainly because I don't really cry during video-games or fell much at all. It's different with TV though.

 

[starlightartist]

I have to say, the one time I have ever felt heart-break in a video game was at the tear-jerking end to PMD: EOT. But then it all got better.

 

[Isseubnida]

I'll admit that I sobbed during the end of the first game.

 

[Austin]

Jeez, I was sobbing through pretty much the entire story of PMD2.
Definitely the most emotion in a Pokemon game ever. Props to the development team for making the only video game I've ever felt truly emotional about.

 

[LiquidRage]

Oh, yes. When I played the first one, I got that lump in my throat, but during the end sequence of Explorers of Darkness, I started bawling. I think it was the combination of the music and the fact that I had just moved away from my friends in Ohio that caused the tears. Dat Music...

 

[Warship]

yeah during the first playthroughof my explorers of darkness during the disintegration part. not on my other playthroughs though since i knew what to expect but that part where turtwig(my partner) cries during the credits is the worst ;(

 

[Guardian]

Probably the first time ever I actually felt emotional during the game was during PMD1(red)
The end was really sad and then it ended really happily so yeah. On the other hand, as much as the PMD2(darkness) touched me, it didn't have the same effect, yes it was sad, but it was completely different. The first part was sad, everyone knew what was coming, and what was going to happen, everyone were together, sad etc. while
(SPOILER ALERT)
in the PMD2 the most emotional part was supposed to be be when player vanishes, and when everyone finds out about it. I didn't like the way they did it very much, I mean, the player and it's partner are walking on the flying stone bridge (bad place for climax, no?) and the player is literally like
Player: "partner,btw I didnt tell you I am about to disappear"
Partner:"Oh, no but I cant go on on my own, oh well"
*Poof* he disappears
And even worse, instead of showing the scene where everyone finds out what happened with player, the narrator just narrated it.

I expected at least to read something about it in those diaries of Sunflora and Bidoof, but nothing.
But the scene with crying Pikachu and Dialga restoring player was touching tho.

There, my complete opinion :D (I got a bit offtopic, sry ^^)
:D

 

[Bounsweet]

The PMD series never really worked me up emotionally. They do have great storylines but I just can't get that emotionally engaged in a Pokemon game, lol.​

 

[Guardian]

I thought that too, until I played PMD for the first time. lol

 

[ChibiLeafeon]

Oh, I remember playing PMD...I was all teary.... I cried...I'm not ashamed to say so...then I played Sky and I cried even more XD I enjoyed the game and story... I'm such an emotionally person lol

 

[BugBoyTroy]

I legit cried so many times during PMD, Time, and Sky.
(spoiler)
Every time that you were going to become human again, I started crying. Actually I just cried like the entire game seris XD.

 

[Mothman~]

(The only game I've played is Red Rescue Team.)

Spoiler:

When my character disappeared and left my partner (a Pikachu) in tears, my heart sank. I wasn't crying, but most of this scene was very depressing for me. Of course, these feelings were erased when my character was brought back to the base. That was a pleasant surprise.

 

[BlueShellBeast]

Okay, Gates To Infinity got me more than the other games. I actually started to cry when

Spoiler:

The Hero heard the things the Partner and all of your friends said about him in the Prism as he was going up into the air.