Thread: Did you ever cry in the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games?

I cried at the end of red after you beat Rayquaza.

I cried in Blue, Darkness, Time, and Sky...Manly tears, though, manly tears. :_(

I haven't actually played any of the Mystery Dungeon games, but if there are tear jerking moments I might start :p

Cried when-

You were wrongfully accused of being the cause of disasters and had to run away. And then at the departure, all of the Pokemon you rescued come back, telling you they still believe in you.
You ran far, far into the snowy regions of the Pokemon world, and your partner points out that, even in this freezing isolation we have to keep on going...
You defeated Rayquaza and got him to stop the meteor. Then you have to face saying goodbye to all the friends you made when in the Pokemon world. You say to your partner, "I am blessed to have met you"...

Hearing the music that played at any of those points still brings tears close.

I never cried over a Pokemon Mystery Dungeon game; however, I will admit that the storylines of these games were quite saddening at times (especially the ending of PMD2).

Of course, the ending is very sad. But after the credits, I cheer up (in Darkness and Time at least)

I cried at the end of Time. I was like 'No Dawn the female Charmander, don't leave Piplup'! *sob* D:
I was saddened by Blue rescue and In The Future of Darkness' ending, but I didn't cry. The PMD games are so emotional.....:(

I watched a video walkthrough on YouTube.
The YouTuber was playing Explorers of Sky (I think) and at the end when Mudkip was dying or something and Treeko was like "No don't die"

This was thefirst emotional pokemon game ive ever seen

I remember being very sad an affected and something in blue (the only one I've played). I'd have to look up the wiki page to remember exactly what it was.

I don't think I ever legitimately cried, but man was I close. The MD games are by far the deepest games I have ever played, and the emotions of the games are what make me continue to play them.

And it helps that I also love the concept of recruiting Pokemon and creating a team.

In the Explorers games, I cried at the end, when the partner's all alone.

I also cried to Sky when Igglybuff's master turned out to be a bad guy.

Actually, when it comes to Time, I didn't cry.
I *BLEEP*ING SOBBED. D:

I had tears in my eyes, I was on the verge of crying. It was awfully sad, yes. :/

T/D was sad, but nope.

weeell, mabye a bit at the end of blue rescue team. but that was like... the saddest moment in pokemon history!