Creepy Bad Endings # 86
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2020
- Pokemon isn't usually seen as a plot-heavy game, what has drawn millions upon millions of gamers towards the mainline games is the gameplay and sheer depth of variety the monsters bring along with it.
But this doesn't mean they aren't capable of creating a story that engrosses you and refuses to let go. You just need to take a look at one of the spin-off series for proof of that.
And yes, this is another long episode.
Bad endings. I don't know about anyone else, but they terrify me. Just when the hero(es) thought everything was finally right, just when it looked like peace had finally returned to the world, something happens that, at best, creates a bittersweet victory and, at worst, spoils everything and the enemies win, despite everything that happened throughout your adventure. Bad endings don't give you any second chances, you screwed things up for everyone and you must pay dearly...
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Everyone forgets that this game had one of the best anti-suicide messages in all of gaming. Ngl, im proud.
I think grovyle saved my life no joke
@@SanyIsTaken Deadass. The entire Cresselia/Darkrai arc was a hidden anti-suicide message, and its honestly really well made
Now that you say it i see just how much the cresselia arc is about suicid with the team thinking theyre a desease to the workd and them overcoming the thought of not deserving life and seeing that lifes beautiful.
i didnt even realize it had that message in it. man i need to replay the games again
@@sky-sx5gt ikr. Shit went over my head the first time, but when i played it again later, i noticed it
Confession: I was one of the few caught off-guard by Dusknoir's betrayal. This series up to that point was never judge a book by its cover (see Absol and Gengar from last game), and I thought Dusknoir was gonna be this game's Alakazam.
Well, there's always Gates to Infinity...
You’re not alone in that....
Yeah, same here.
Caught me off guard the first time playing this as well
I played when I was very young, when I still trusted everyone, so his betrayal blindsided me as well.
Can we just talk about how Palkia just casually breaks into your place to kidnap you?
Palkia:(breaks in your home)
Also Palkia: Your free trial of life has expired
Palkia: Hippity hoppety, you are now my property
Palkia: yeetus deletus, you I shall defeatus
Player and friend: WE ARE MAKING F---ING MAC N' CHEESE, AND NOBODY CAN STOP US!!
Palkia: *Are you sure about that?*
At least it is not getting sexually assaulted by palkia
This game's main ending will never not make me tear up. I think it's so fitting that your partner is typically a weak first form pokemon, and then seeing them just break down on Bidoof at the end... it breaks me too. Accompanied by such a melancholy version of the main theme and it feels so hopeless, but then light breaks through the darkness after the credits. If any video game could be called a work of art, this is it
**sobs** WHY HAVEN’T I FINISHED THIS GAME YET DAMMIT IS IT BECAUSE I’M STILL A CRYBABY?
I cried when Eve was disappearing. The tiny little things like when Eve knows he's going to disappear and him prepping himself up for his final moments with his partner got me hard. They really know how to put those emotions onto a screen with just text. Then it started again when your partner completely breaks down at the beach. Truly masterful.
That was just beautiful
@hotshowerh2o356 This is just a little nitpick, but 16:38 shows that both Eve and Hexa are female.
I think there should be another variety of endings called, "Sad endings", or something like that. For endings like this that tug at your heartstrings.
Or "Downer Endings" or "Bittersweet Endings".
Yes, "Weepy Sad Endings"!
It’s okay that every Mystery Dungeon game I’ve played made me cry during the ending good-bye sequence... right? Because they do and I feel like I’m not alone in that-
@@fIorapetals Not me. You see, I'm not really interested in the protagonists of the PMD games and can't relate to them anyway, so I'm glad when they're gone. If they were gone, which they aren't. In the first games you can at least release the protagonist and play as anyone else. Which is great, since I don't want to be stuck with a boring starter Pokémon. Newer PMD games don't have that luxury sadly.
you can add celes suicide attemp from ff6
Who else finds it hilarious that a couple of first-evolution Pokemon took down the God of time themself?
Well, level-wise they were good, they just never evolved.
"I try to beat pokemon with only a lvl 70 mudkip"
Plot
@@bramt2000 *i then beat the elite 4 with a lvl 100 rattata*
@@Lukas-ug1ke Youngster Joey, is that you?
The true ‘creepy’ ending is when you realise the implications of darkrai at the end, darkrai goes through a dimension portal thing but it gets shattered midway, similar to the start of the game... but the only thing is the start of the game includes both grovyle and the player... though it’s not out of hand to think that this entire game is a complete paradox... like come on... the main character from the future is the only human in existence even though in the present there are no humans so where did the human come from in the first place... unless, darkrai loses his memory at the end of the game in a similar way to the main player and gets turned into a human, similar to the ninetales curse from the original game but reversed ... a lone human in a world filled with Pokemon, an alien to Pokemon basically... then the human meets a treecko assumable who evolves into grovyle eventually. And Then the story unfolds. Darkrai has the dimension scream ability and so does the main player character. So it’s not Farfetch’d to say that darkrai and the player are both in a paradox.... A PARADOX WHICH WAS CAUSED BY BIDOOOOF when he wished for new recruitment buddies at wish cave.
But you can literally find Darkrai again in postgame and it's implied to be the same Darkrai as he has no memory.
@@jackkemp176 Where does that happen? I doubt that the main character is Darkrai because the one thing the main character remembers after their memory was wiped was their name, and as long as you don't name your main character Darkrai it doesn't add up, but I've never heard that you can find Darkrai in the post game
@@SpencyRockMC Read the "In the games" section you can recruit him in a few dungeons m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Darkrai_(Explorers_of_Time,_Darkness,_and_Sky)
@@jackkemp176 We don't know for a fact that's the same Darkrai. Lots of legendaries become recruitable in the postgame in random dungeons, Darkrai included, but nothing confirms that's the same Darkrai to my knowledge
Damn, I never thought of that. That sounds so epic, damn the continuity of that theory, it just sounds epic to be a legendary, even a former one.
sorry did i mistakenly clicked on a "heart melting ending" or a "creepy bad " and whos cutting onions in my computer desktop, Hexa is that you? why?
Welcome to PMD. Enjoy your stay... someday.
"Burden"
I take it you too had trouble with Cresselia dying *all the freaking time DAMMIT*
As a veteran from Red and Blue Rescue I wondered why they were so generous with reviver seeds.
Then that part came along and it all made sense.
Wish I could relate, but I seem to have forgotten Burden getting KO'ed so often
If Cresselia isn't a burden I don't have a single clue about what she is.
BOTH in explorers of Sky and Darkness I suffered and I still remember it.
Since then, I always bring like 15 reviver seeds with me in any mystery dungeon.
@@larimar3239 When I first played, I didn't know how reviver seeds worked, so I never really used them. But I also went in with the Pokémon noob mindset of only using your starter so my main team was pretty jacked at Dark Crater. I distinctly remember Cresselia only being a burden during the Darkrai battle as a result of this. That mindset is actually kind of fun in Explorers because it's possible to be powerful enough to mop the floor with Grovyle in Crystal Cave, and that's relatively tough to do.
@@larimar3239 Somehow I managed to make it through without her eating all my reviver seeds... I think she only died once or twice, if that, because I'm usually pretty good about killing things quick... or at the very least, shutting the enemies down. (I was a Riolu, and partner was Vulpix, I think. Imprison is just amazing in that game...)
I actually full-on cried on Explorers of Time, I shed tears on Blue Rescue Team, I shed tears on Gates to Infinity, I almost shed tears on Super Mystery Dungeon, and here I am shedding tears again. The PMD series' music composers and artists deserve a pay raise.
Almost? What stopped you? Shall I link to you an amazing fan -fic- dub by TheGoldCrow?
@@AkaiAzul I'm interested and have a few hours to cry.
Eric Yu Oops! Meant to say fan dub. *shrugs
I’ll link it anyways.
Eric Yu ruclips.net/p/PLnf90lqX_e0F147HFbRIpaBngaHCwsVzi
@@AkaiAzul I shall watch this too
I like how you paused when the game asked if you wanted to save your adventure.
Almost like you were wondering if you should really do it, considering everything that happened.
* You have a bad feeling...
Yup.
Just like Detective Pikachu, we need a movie about Mystery Dungeon..
*It would be awesome.*
I think an anime season would be great too
JokerEpicDog they made a few episodes of mystery dungeon on Cartoon Network
@@thatoneguy2654 I know, but those were specials. I would love to see those episodes turned into a full season.
They did start a dubbed anime series on this one and the first one I wanna say the sub got finished for this one you might look it up because I think they did finish time/darkness it's just subbed.
@@boocrimson7720 Really? Can I find it on RUclips?
An hour-long episode of whoisthisgit covering one of my favorite games of all time?
You spoil us, man.
Sean Bird I only played Explorers of Time. Should I play Sky?
i literally just started over a new explorer of sky game so i'm pretty damn happy too, but scared that it also talks about the post game that i never saw and spoils me
@@honey_skulls1237 it does btw
@@just9019 thanks for telling me!
AveryTubeHD the main game is basically the same with some new mechanics.
The draw of sky though is the extra stories you unlock as you progress that gives more context to some of the characters. For example one of the stories follows Guildmaster Wigglytuff’s first exploration.
So if you were looking for more stories to follow I’d give it a go.
Out of all special episodes, the Grovyle one definitely hits the hardest. I cry everytime.
The best part about me playing this game was that I played it when I was 9 and I had never played any game with a dark and serious tone before so I had no idead what to expect, I was so hooked in the story when it was revealed that grovyle was actually a good guy all along because I did not see it coming at all.
This game was a great emotional ride for me and there were 2 times that I cried:
-When my character started disapearing.
-When Dusknoir asks Grovyle if he shone brightly as he was disapearing.
8/10 Great story, but the dungeons do get tedious after a while, I could never pick this game back up, it'd bore me to death.
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
*Post game: Rayquaza place haves like 60 floors. And every floor is so THICC*
@@daisygeymonat6693 49 floors, plus the summit. And you fight Ray there.
@@Horystar yeah. But is annoying as hell, floors are so big and there are so much floors, and if u dont get rayquaza to be ur friend u have to do it all again.
@@daisygeymonat6693 The second time I went through it wasn't for Rayquaza but for a challenge mission, at floor 28 or 29 iirc. I managed to get Rayquaza to join me on my first try.
It was no miracle ; a being higher then myself rescued you.
Since the only being higher than dialga is arceus, the literal god of everything, that surely defines it as a miracle, no?
You make your partner so sad that Dialga feels it from all the way back at temporal tower. This prompts literally god itself to bring you back. Damn.
well dialgas says in that post credits cutscene that he gives your partner the future. Wouldn’t that make your partner the higher being, since dialga allowed for the fate of the future to be at the hands of your partner. Therefore bringing you back and everyone. I don’t doubt the arceus theory but like idk i kinda thought about it like that.
@@marcotorres2352 not really? Dialga of the present brought you back with it's powers, but Dialga of the future didn't have enough power to save the entire future from disappearing, which is why arceus helped
@@Mqstodon Dialga of the future was corrupted by Darkrai, so I would say that it wasn't that he wanted to fix what was caused by Darkrai but he wanted to preserve that timeline. Arceus only brough back those who fought full power Primal Dialga from the future.
Edit: Misworded what I meant to say so here's the full story: Darkrai corrupted Dialga and destroyed Temporal Tower. Then you and Grovyle travel to the past but you get split up and lose your memories. Dialga sends Dusknoir who successfully brings you, your partner, and Grovyle to that future. Then you all escape and finally make your way to the Forbidden Land and find the airship, only to be attacked by Dusknoir who fails in his mission to capture all 3 of you. While you and your partner travel to fix Temporal Tower Grovyle, Dusknoir, and Celebi prepare to take on Primal Dialga from the future according to Special Episode 5. Your exploration team successfully stops Temporal Tower's destruction and saves time. You, Grovyle, Dusknoir, and Celebi get erased. However you get brought back by present Dialga to make your partner happy again and the other 3 get brought back by Arceus. Primal Dialga from the future was still under Darkrai's control and couldn't be in the present time due to there already being a Dialga and also Primal Dialga was defeated so he couldn't even preserve that timeline. So Darkrai's plan failed in the end and sought to destroy your exploration team but fails again.
@@SuperNovaDragonYT theres a bit more, not only Celeby, Dusknoir and Grovile disapear the entire Future does, including Dialga so your not wrong but also not completely right
Replaying EoS recently rekindled my will to live. That’s barely an exaggeration.
Can't wait for the remake to happen for the Switch!
You ok?
I have this game and I'm delaying so much playing it due to... well, life. I hope it can make me feel something inside.
@@KCGabe Is sadness up your alley?
Oh dude you doing okay? Thats pretty serious stuff
Why would you try to kill someone who's tied up by slashing at them with a sharp object? It's like asking for them to escape when the rope gets too damaged.
It's alright if you don't slash the ropes. Those Sableye were just poor shots.
@@gengarzilla1685 I've seen Stormtroopers with better aim.
@@ZKP314Were said Stormtroopers going up against someone with plot armor?
I cried at every endings in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. This spin-off is quite precious to me too, I love every moment of it. Being a Pokémon, meeting our new best friend and precious partner, living wonderful adventures with our partner... But then... the ending, the most difficult part in this game. Forced to leave the world behind while we wanted to stay in this world, but in some cases, fate can be cruel. I even predicted our partner would be the one to disappear someday and it really happened. But eventually, we ended being reunited as we're inseperable.
If they bring a new Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game in the future, I could imagine the ending where the hero and partner "both" disappear (could think about Terranigma too). If I was in this situation, I may be sad, scared... but at least... I would stay with my precious partner until the very end, and that would be enough for me to feel reassured as I wouldn't be alone.
In any case, I love your explanations in your videos and I'm glad you covered this game. Keep going. ^^
Yeah I think it's the better then the main series games
@@Liz-gu4hh story wise.... yes it's superior
I love the Mystery Dungeon series (started with Gates to Infinity because I’m a loser)! They all make me cry too though because I don’t do good-byes well and your partner is always so precious I hate how sad it makes them...
What I like about this game is that it's a visual novel but better sort of.
OOH OOH! CONCEPT:
You and your partner are both humans turned pokemon, and you don't remember anything from your human life except the fact that you were human, and your name. When your partner tells you their name, you get an odd sense of deja-vu, and throughout the game, it bothers your character a lot, and near the end of the main story, your character has a dream of two people talking, which are your character and partner in human form, and you wake up, confused about what the dream was, so you decide to tell your partner about it, and they tell you they had the same dream! You and your partner decide to see what it was about, so you go to Xatu and he tells you how you were both humans and whatnot, and the game kinda plays out from there.
Something which isn't mentioned often is that Pokedex info of Dusknoir says it can emit a dark aura that weakens Pokemon's minds and makes them more prone to accepting orders from them. That would help explaining why your partner, and all of the present-time Pokemon trust Dusknoir that much and why you, having the mind of a human, do not get affected.
40:48
I think the ending actually helped me more than anything. PMD1 and PMD2 are similar in that you know your going to disappear, but don't tell your partner until it's happening. PMD1 was a game I played while my dad was deployed in Iraq, and it started a lesson that I truly learned in PMD2. People sometimes have to to away, be it simply moving away for a while, or something much more permanent. And that, while I should still be sad that they are gone, I can still move on, even if it hurts. Odd that it's a lesson I learned after my dad cane back from Iraq alive and well, but a lesson I've learned nonetheless. I understand that my experience is not the typical one for people, but endings like this are better than happy endings to me, because great acts of heroism, are almost never without sacrifice.
EDIT: Something I think you missed out on bringing up is that, right before the final fight with Darkrai, he manipulates you into seeing your partner join his side, and basically tries to trick you into either joining his side outright, or to just stand still long enough in the "real world" for him to off you. And if you choose to join him, you are barely snapped out in time to see him about to strike. A nice little detail that I think most people see through easily enough, but it leads to a nice moment of actual thought and roleplay.
I Stan Dialga speaking in all caps and also really want to play this game now. Like that story is gorgeously written and the sprites are adorable!!
This game makes me miss the sprites they used for the older games.
Bram ;; YES! I love Pokémon Amie/Refresh, but I’ve never really been able to get fully behind the transition to 3D Pokémon models over sprites. I suppose the change makes sense from a business/design standpoint or whatever, but I’ve just always mostly preferred sprite art over anything else for games. I can enjoy a 3D model game just fine (Mario Galaxy, Animal Crossing New Leaf and City Folk, and any game for the Switch are all AMAZING and so pretty) but something about pixel art just makes me happy to look at it. And games like Stardew Valley, Spiritferer, and even this one clearly prove that this art style can still hold up well today.
@@fIorapetals I personally am a huge fan of Pokemon with sprites. Maybe it's because I grew up with them but I feel like the 3d models are lacking something. There was some backlash with it when sword and shield were revealed. The whole thing about lazy animations and such. What I think Pokemon mystery dungeon EoS and stardew valley have in common is that it's very detailed pixel art with a lot of attention to detail which I extremely love. You could for example see the shadows and such in the sprites when the character moves. With the 3d Pokemon models I feel like they are just one color without very much detail (I don't know if they changed this in sword and shield). But I hope they step up their game in the future or maybe even go back to those old sprites. Though I must say I like Pokemon mystery dungeon DX
You saying Stan in reference to Dialga made me laugh so hard.
Daniela Baroni ;; Well I’m glad I made you laugh :3
YES!
whoisthisgit is finally covering mystery dungeon!
I'm currently playing mystery dungeon right now and have absolutely fallen in love with the series and characters.
The game said I was a charmander and I choose my teammate to be a treeko names barry.
I never thought I'd see the day but I'm so excited.
There are some other mystery dungeon videos.
Did you finished the main story?
thats awsome! hope you have alot of fun :D
@@katzenpandajunior I am!
i played the game once, but i felt like the gameplay was too boring and repetitive for me to stay interested long enough. it`s a shame too because the story seems so good
S****al thoughts:
Exist
This Game:
N O
Did you censor sexual?
@@sillyname3969 it's suicidal
@@ArtzZephyr my point still stands
For some reason I thought it said Spatial.
@@sillyname3969 i actually thought it was "sexual thoughts" too lmao
For the last few months, I've been on a project to watch every single Creepy Bad Endings episode (and I'm not that far away now) This was the first one that truly hurt.
Update: #89 was much worse
24:53
Eve didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
WHAT??
? I'm can't tell if this is a serious question, but if it is, here you go lol
PMD Explores has "Abilities" like the regular Pokemon games as well as "IQ Skills" that you can gain by increasing IQ with certain items. So the Ability Intimidate (which lowers the physical attack of any opponent), which you're probably thinking of, is different from the IQ skill Intimidator which has a chance of making the opponent fail to attack.
@@justapasserbyrandomperson9325 I think he just hated the IQ skill just like me
@@masterwoo4359 TBH, who didn't hate it? (Except when you're the one with the skill lmao)
@@justapasserbyrandomperson9325 I once got this
James didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
Pikachu didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
Dialga used Roar of time
James didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
Pikachu didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
Dialga is doing nothing else
James used Ember
The attack missed
Pikachu didn't attack! Dialga's intimidator IQ skill made it cringe!
And about 3 more misses
2 intimidation happened in a row
And,
Dialga used Roar of time
Oh no! James was defeated!
@@masterwoo4359 Lolol that's some unbelievable bad luck there. Ironically enough, the opposite happened to me. I had Intimidator as Turtwig (or was it Treecko?) and I was about to die in a Monster House but everyone kept cringing and I somehow made it out alive >:D
It's my sleepover and i get to choose the movie
Gotta catch all the endings?
Even the weird ones??
ruclips.net/video/d0tGBCCE0lc/видео.html
No. Gotta cry all the tears.
13:33 there's actually a dialogue change between time darkness and sky. trouble originally says "if that happens... were done for." essentially saying if his off the top escape plan doesn't work they will die. They changed it to "don't even think about it."
Darkrai: How do you plan to defeat me?Whoisthisgit: rock
I've recently revisited this game, and I must say...
Hope the Switch remake comes soon
I'm with you on this.
I love these games, if a PMD 2 remake comes out for Switch I'll absolutely buy it!
Its going to take a while
I think there will be one but I don't know when. My dream scenario would be them announcing a PMD 2 character for Smash, which would bring this incredible music and probably a Temporal Tower stage and do all of this to celebrate a remake
@@GuentersHoerspielstube Probably wouldn't happen, it seems that Smash only cares about mainline games. But I think that not having some epic boss music is a sin
@@Grushuri yeeah I don't think it would happen either, but hell it would be epic
YOU THINK I AM GONNA WATCH A 1 HOUR VIDEO OF YOURS!?!?!?
you're absolutely right
When I was a kid I played explorers of the darkness and in the part when your character starts saying that he is disappearing I turned off the nintendo and started a new game because I was crying a lot and I thought my character would die.
“the nintendo”
this is me, speaking for every nintendo fan ever. hand over your breathing privileges and take a trip to gay baby jail (thats a reference not an insult) for the rest of ur life
@@Hekza0024 -shoutouts to simpleflips-
Seriously, dude. That's hardcore, to tell someone "get softlocked".
404 TrigrErrMsg wtf is wrong with you
Jessy
you Don’t understand the references.
Calm down y'all lmao
shit, this ending made me cry for sure. i've never felt like this, only just felt bad when some emotional moments happened. but this game, made me just cry.
Yep, in every game, you go back to your world after the main story end, then come back.
Except one.
And wow that SPECIFIC one hit harder than expected.
Say what you want about the gameplay of the 3DS Mystery Dungeon games (I'm not too fond of the uselessness of normal attacks myself) but Super Mystery Dungeon was still very good.
Probably a hot take, but PSMD is actually not only my favourite Pokemon Mystery Dungeon game, but my all time favourite game.
@@GuentersHoerspielstube Personally, as much as I am more of a Rescue Team person (90% because of nostalgia blindness probably, that much I'm willing to admit -- haven't played the remake though apart from the demo which didn't really impress me), PSMD is my absolute favourite in terms of story and characters.
@@WaddleBih The remake was nice, I just never was a rescue team person. I can't really watch these games through nostalgia glasses since I played all of them for the first time within a few months. I also love Super's sound track btw. It's not as great as these games, I don't think anything will ever top EoS, but still. Especially the final boss theme is a banger. And while really not liking the partner in Rescue team, I think the partner in PSMD may be my favourite character of the series
I agree I was ready for my character to disappear but when your friend is the one who disappears it hit me hard, I was no ready for that
I actually like PSMD gameplay more than EoS, but I like the overall story of EoS more
Pokemon mystery dungeon has changed my life.
It taught me friendship and kindness and to always do my best
The series has gotten years out of me on multiple occasions.
For that I say it's the best pokemon spinoff series of all time and one of the best game series of all time.
If you haven't played it than you should.
I couldn't agree more with 8:07 - both as a player and a game designer I hate nothing more than lack of consistency between story and gameplay. But I still love the Mystery Dungeon series - no other games have made me see teammates/NPCs as actual characters and not just a sprite with few lines of dialogue attached. And hearing Don't Ever Forget again made me tear up.
Every time I saw this.. I cried. It never fails to be a superb spinoff. In story and gameplay.
The Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series changed my life as a child and I'm so happy you're sharing this experience with everyone else here💓
Yeeeeeees I can’t believe you decided to cover the best storyline in a game of all time! This game deserves more love!
I can forgive the Arceus Ex Machina at Special Episode 5, bc damn did Grovyle and co earn it!
I was actually wondering while watching this video why PMD didn't do anything with Arceus.
And then I see that
@@alextheo5171 He also play a role in Super Mystery Dungeon.
Winter Song yeah there it Made more sense because as soon as the World was at stake every single legendary did a thing
Finn Van eekelen not really. Why would Arceus care if the world ended?
@@sptflcrw8583 if you had a child would you be sad if it was dead? Bit eeally he is supposed to be protecting this world
Oh my goodness, this was a nostalgia trip and a half. I've never played explorers of sky, so it's nice to know what happened to grovyle and the other Pokemon. And even after seeing the ending multiple times, it still brought tears to my eyes.
Never actually managed to beat Darkrai as a kid, so it's also nice to see the game concluded.
True gits remember the intros where LubLub kills someone in a silly manner
My faves were the lazer (tm) and the crushing pistons of death
Alright, let's add this game to my list of 'Games That Made Me Teary-Eyed'.
It now contains: 2 games.
What's the other one?
My money is on it being Mother 3
Undertale, possibly?
it’s this and tok
Oh man, this game has always stuck with me. It was the first ever game which really punched me in the gut with its ending, but I’m so glad I got to experience it firsthand. The MD games afterwards really didn’t have the same effect as this one.
I’d agree up to the ending of Super where they flip the script.
That destroyed me.
I still think the 3DS PMD games get too much hate. I really LOVE PSMD and like GTI a lot as well.
Explorers may have the best overall story, but Gates to Infinity has the ending that makes me break down in tears every time
I feel you.
Played GTI two times, broke down in tears both.
Honestly I don't understand why GTI is so disliked, I loved it and it was my first PMD game.
Ehh it's story was ok, it was my first mystery dungeon and was fun and you get to Crack an giant ice cube about to destroy the world with the power of DETERMINATION and hope I guess lol
I think GTI was disliked mainly for it being a heavy department from the rest of the PMD games in terms of gameplay. I played it before but never finished because the gameplay was just so lackluster compared to the previous games.
@@superplayerex2431 I absolutely hated that i couldn't speed up the dialogue and that everything was either piss-easy or ball-crushing hard. Also the characters were extremly uninteresting and i couldn't stand any of them
Darkrai gets brain erased and travels to a different dimension, Proceeds to cause nightmare to little boy/girl, Then get caught by a ten year old Pokemon trainer all i can think of is Jaiden saying "I'm not going to fight a legendary" "NOW GET IN THE BOX." while shoving Darkrai in the PC for all eternity.
Dialga saving the day like the mad lad he is, what a chad
I must have played this game hundreds of times over the course of my childhood and even now, and every single time those emotional moments hit me as hard as the first time I saw them. It's a very enjoyable story and the great soundtracks make it even better. I was tearing up watching this video, and I wasn't even the one playing! Absolutely my favorite Pokemon game and my favorite spin off game as well.
Sometimes This game was honestly for me an emotional roller coaster, and I will never forget it.
The Nostolgia. On Christmas 2011 i believe it was, i got a Nintendo DS Lite in silver. The game i got with it: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time. I played on my first playthrough till the expedition i believe and then got stuck there. In a new game i got to the forest with the first Timewheel. Got stuck there too. I didn't play it for quite a while after that. Then i made a new game. Because i was in the Beyblade hype, i called myself Gingka (protagonist of Beyblade Metal Fusion and also a Ginger like me) and Sora (a later character from the series who also uses the Bey Pegasus, but with a slightly different version). Gingka was a Mudkip and Sora i think a Chimchar. I played through without getting stuck. When i entered the boss fight against Dialga, i listened to the Music for a bit and got goosebumbs. And lost. After grinding a bit, Gingka the Mudkip learned Dire Situation, which makes the enemies HP the same as yours (150 HP max). With this, Dialga was a breeze. Then the Ending came. I've seen the ending on RUclips before, but now it hit REALLY deep. Seeing your best friend going back home in tears because you effectively died is such a sad moment, and when you come back thanks to Dialga, well let's just say that that was the moment in this Video where i had to hold back my tears the most. After that, i played the afterstory a bit. We graduated and did a few missions, but it never came to the point with Azurills Nightmare. Now i have lent my Sister the Game ( though i dont know if she even played it, since she refused to give back pokemon Pearl since she didnt play through it) which is why i cant revisit it right now. I still have the DS Lite, but the Top Screen and the Speakers dont work anymore, since a bit of the connector on the right side where the lights for the battery life are, got away and now it doesnt hold into place and the cables got a bit, lets say, streched out.
Loved the Video, when the Cutscene before the Titlescreen came up and the Mystery Dungeon Theme came, thats when i first teared up. Over time it became a real fight against them. I thank you for bringing such fond memories back.
Also, when will you be making that top 10 Video about Bosses you want to hit with a Hammer?
I played Mystery Dungeon Blue myself, and I wish I had it. I lost it some time ago, but I now have super mystery dungeon. I watched a lp of this game to get a better grasp of the game's story. It's every bit as fantastic as it seems. Then when the ending came, I couldn't hold it back and I cried. It may be repetitive in the gameplay department, but the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon has to be THE best series of games on the DS. I'm proud to have had the honor of playing two of these games so far.
You summed up my thoughts and feelings for this game PERFECTLY. What an underappreciated gem!
I just replayed this game recently was was really wanting a video about it from you. Thanks for the 1 hour vid!
Watching this video was a nostalgic trip. I actually teared up twice and tearing up is something that I don't do often. If they did a remake of this series it'd probably be called "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers DX or something close to that.
Watching the ending after beating dialga despite seeing it multiple times in my life, it still makes me tear up
Mystery dungeon has such emotional stories. I think credit is well deserved for the storycreators.
The only reason why I didn't cried with this ending as a kid was because I played Blue Rescue Team first and I knew that the avatar was going to come back.
And yeah, I actually cried with that one.
I was close in PMD 1, but in the end, i didn't cry
I love all the PMD content that’s coming into my feed recently!
Oh God... I already know what it's about... I'll try not to cry...
It didn't work, right?
@@marcjehle2480 You know it...
Basically, how Time Travel works is; Until it happens, it doesn't happen. It's always confusing, but basically that's how it works.
If something is fated to happen (example, time stopping), then it has already happened. If it isn't fated to happen (time not stopping), then it has to happen for it to, well, happen. It's like a true ending, it doesn't happen until it does. I think there's a logic behind time travel that unites it, and we can't understand it because it is just a little too much, but basically the past, present, and future are tied in a special time line thing of sorts where the events that happen in those times only happen when it happens, and thus the future can be changed. It's like driving a car. You can't drive it until you start it up. And just like in the future you get to drive a Lamborghini, you can only drive a Lamborghini when you get one, otherwise you can't do so.
The idea I believe it works by is that the future is one of many, and so the reason why the future has yet to change despite it going to be changed is because there is the possibility it won't be changed, so it doesn't change. It goes back to that fated thing I mentioned, if there is no other path to follow, it will happen. For example, it's like waking up. You will wake up, so it will happen. You can't stop that. Or, it's like day turning to night. The sun will go down inevitably, so in the very near future (let's say, midnight), it will be nighttime. You can't not make it that. In the sense that it has multiple chances to happen, it's like life. You may live that day, maybe you will die. But if in future you are alive, it won't make you dead until you die. Because there is still a path where you don't die. Until it happens, it won't happen.
A little convoluted and confusing, but basically it is a case of "It happens, so it happens". Straightforward.
i feel like there’s two moods the video brings up; “wow, this is so nostalgic for me and it makes me happy to see it again” and “i’ll break darkrai’s fucking skull in if he so much as looks at the player character”
Just came back to this channel after a year of not watching, a good god it almost made me cry. Kudos to you!!!
The fatal error that Darkrai made was getting overly confident & literally saying he's the one who messed up space *right in front of the God of space itself*
Creepy Bad Endings # 87 Suggestion: OneShot
Oh...not... _that_ one...
That’s...a pretty good idea now that I think about it, especially considering all the endings could be considered ‘bad’ or ‘creepy’ in some ways
You killed niko
The funny thing about Epilogue 1 is that, when another guild member has to graduate, the player and their partner have to also pretend.
That would be a really awkward and very dramatic situation, lol.
Imagine taking the graduation exam, falling into the hole, and then a yellow rat bitch decided to give you Porygon ZTSD
I want someone to mod in a creepy bad ending if you lose to primal dialga. Everyone of your friends and allies fall in despair realizing you have failed. The world shakes and sputters as the eternal darkness begins to surround. Your partner says sorry to you, and to the world for not making it. The world glows grey, and the tortured cry of dialga is heard.
"BUT, THE FUTURE REFUSED TO CHANGE."
Thanks for a trip down memory lane, I love this game :)
I’ve been waiting for this!
This game holds #1 for me, and no matter how many times I’ve beaten it and expect the ending, it always makes me teary eyed. Amazing game and wish that Nintendo could remake a masterpiece like this
That was an unexpected rollercoast of emotion I witness here...
God, this brings back so many memories! I remember crying and having to stop at multiple points in game because of how emotional I got.
Ho-lee-frick. The pokemon mystery dungeon series is a deep one for sure. He devs do a amazing job at storytelling and enhancing with previous knowledge of the Pokémon world. Heck, they USE POKÉDEX ENTRIES AS CANON INFO. Sure, the mainline games are good. But they _have_ been decaying as of late. But the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon serious will be, and always will be legendary. A staple in my life for sure. Now I’m gonna list off things I liked and stories of my first experience of this game!
1. When Dusknoir arrived for the first time I already had bad vibes. I was afraid of dusknoir and I admittedly still am. He’s terrifying! His looks scream villain material! And this game proved my poring further...
2. The music in this game is amazing. Now imagine if it was orchestrated.
3. When was Grovyle pushing Dusknoir back into the future, somethign really hit me there. I was just in awe of what was happening. We’re never gonna see Grovyle again? We’re gonna disappear into nothing? I have no words for what I was feeling. And I’m afraid I still can’t explain it today.
4. During the flashbacks I didn’t know it was a flashback and I got really confused.
5. I think dimensional scream is really cool and I use it for ONE of my OCs. Sadly no one ever got the reference. How sad...
6. I always thought Cresselia was supposed to be a good guy because she’s the good dream? And then she told us to frick off??? But then it was not Cresselia and then I was no longer confused.
7. You know you’re having a bad day when the frICKING GOD OF SPACE SHOWS UP AND *KIDNAPS YOU IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT TAKING YOU TO SOME SORT OF PRIVATE DIMENSION WHERE NO ONE WILL HEER YOU SCREAM AND IT’S ALL OVER A TINY LITTLE HOLE.* Talk about overreaction.
8. When you think about it, there are many kidnap attempts in this game and it’s scary.
9. After hearing the music where we disappear and the music where the future trio disappear, I cried because I remember how emotional it was for me back then. And I remember why I was somehow attached to those short lived characters. And then I cried some more. And watching your partner cry in front of you, because of you, broke my heart. I don’t ever wanna leave them again. Fay. I miss you. And if I get the opportunity to get a vulpix as my partner again, I will FLIP out of happiness.
If you want to see Darkrai redeem himself, play Pokepark 2.
It's really fun too, I love the gameplay aspect of not being a Strategy RPG for once.
Also I was wondering where Palkia was when his twin Dialga was going nuts
I just finished the main story of EoD 2 weeks ago and i cried hard. Thank you for covering this
An hour long?! I’m going to love this..!
Mystery dungeon explorers of darkness and super mystery dungeon broke me.
The whole getting sent to another world and being separated from our friends reminds me of Klonoa
This whole game is my childhood, thank you for covering it.
I love how this game is still getting attention all these years later, hands down my favourite game ever, best storyline, so emotional, I've only ever had 2-3 friends who've actually played this, so glad I can share my love for the game with everyone here who was as touched by the game as I was
Oh shit. One of my favorite games ever covered by git.
Don't have time right now but I'll be sure to watch this in full.
I love this game. EVERYTHING! The story is beutiful, the characters are surprisingly memorable and it really does feel like an adventure. I love all the plot twists, the story handles them so well. And the future, my god. I distinctly remember that when I was a kid I always was scared shitless when dusknojr appeared, because the future is such a terrifying area. The feeling of hopelessness and destruction of the future is handled soooo well. My god, I could gash about this game for an hour
It's always a treat to see this game being talked about. It's easily not only one of my favourite Pokemon games, but also one of my favourite games ever
Nice Video...realy...it showed why pmd2 is and will always be one of my absolute favorites xD
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Dialga: "A being higher than myself... That being's power...could have done it."
Me: it's either Arceus, who never appeared in the whole game, or the allmighty kecleon
It's bidoof
YES my favorite video game series and my favorite of the series (not to diminish the rest, they're all great) gets covered in one of my favorite RUclips video series. Lots of series.
You always put so much effort into your videos, this one was awesome! Thank you
Thanks for making me cry all over again... and yes, it did kinda traumatise me as a kid... and well, at first I kept on reminding myself that I'd somehow come back, because I knew I would... BUT THEN THE CREDITS CAME ALONG AND I GOT SO SCARED and was like "WHAT NO WAY" because I thought it was really it after then, not knowing that there was a whole 2nd part to the game afterwards.... so I think that's what traumatised me most...
I would love to see the rest of your top 10 characters you want to repeatedly bash with a hammer list.
Do you think he has Roman Bellic from GTA IV in it? I don't think everyone was fond of him spamming calls and asking you to play bowling with him.
The one thing that bothers me is we never really get to see the player's actual human self or learn about his/her life leading up to the thing. Like, they make it sound less like a standard trainer-pokemon relationship and more like they're partners. Also if there's such a differentiation between humans and Pokemon that it gets pointed out as such, where are the humans typically in the MD world? It sure sounds as if it's a separate world, but do we know one way or another for sure?
Lotta lore questions raised by this stuff... and that, combined with a story that's pretty substantial to begin with, is a sign of a dang good story.
Although, it is a bit of a plothole, where the humans are.
However, the player's life as a human being ignored is likely as they are literally intended to be you. Hence why the quiz at the start of (almost) every game is directed to the player, and asks to read your aura- also in super it uses your camera at first, as though to reflect the view through your eyes.
@@YourCrazyDolphin That makes sense. Though how you yourself would get zoomped from the "real world" to that forbidden Pokemon future of frozen time is anyone's guess...
Say, is there a PMD game where every pokemon you see was once a human like you, but over the years they all got zoomped into that world just like the protag did and slowly populated the place?
@@Somerandomjingleberry No, in fact the games seem to be loosely connected (as you can spot recurring characters, including many of the explorer'a guild in Super).
However, in Gates to Infinity, it is shown that the protagonist isn't the only human brought there, as it is shown the humans brought to the world who fall become stars in the sky.
Then a legendary Pokémon literally curbstomps you. I think it was meant to be dramatic but the animation was too funny.
Although yeah, explorers of sky/time/darkness is a special case and I don't really get it either.
@@YourCrazyDolphin Ah, I see... so that just leaves me wondering where their knowledge of humans comes from. And also why it would be to a degree that they don't treat it like humans are super rare or even something of legend like Bigfoot or some crap
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I think I was one of the few to trust Dusnoir, I was 10 or 11 at the time I played it and hadn't played anything with a twist like it at that point even his faint smile didn't seem odd to me this was the pokemon who had just saved me and my partner's life it would have felt like a betrayal to not trust him. When the reveal came I was shocked and maybe even a bit in denial I didn't want to trust Grovyle he was the character I had spent hating for so long but once I did trust him he became just as much a friend and partner as my real one I think I had to take a break when he sacrificed himself because I was crying so hard. Looking back on it all the way this game completely changed my perspective of two characters in such a short amount of time is amazing it taught me that things are not always as they seem and gave a love for Grovyle that carries on to today
The usage of various leitmotifs in the soundtracks is what really tied the game together.
saw explorers of sky
thanks for reminding me the fact that the english release of this game is as rare as p2 eternal punishment
Wait, for real? I never had an issue finding it.
@@astracrits4633 lucky
all i can find are japanese version of the game
Do you mean PS2 or PSP cause PSP never got English Eternal Punishment
@@Ciel_Low yes
@@Ciel_Low both
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Nooo!
I love Darkrai. He's a good boi in the movies.
And even his dex entry confirms he never actively tries to harm others.
Though the lore about the ghost girls is sad.
I'm so glad this series is still going. The Justice for All video is the very reason I got into Ace Attorney and other franchises. Rock on, brother.
To me, not really a creepy bad ending but a creepy moment, is in Red/Blue Rescue Team. When Gengar accuses you from being the culprit of the natural disasters and everyone, including characters you thought you could trust, turn their back on you and try to hunt you down.
God, am I the only one who still feels heartbroken about the fugitives arc?
Yeah especially when team A.C.T. says they'll hunt you down. Considering how famous they are sends chills down your spine.
@@nekonomicon2983 Oh, yeah. That was the worst to me, 'cause Team A.C.T look like the kind of guys who would have helped and defended you in this situation. Instead, they decide to go along with the chasing and even swear they won't be merciful next time they catch you, despite your partner saying they believe in your innocence!
To think we have to save those backstabbers later in the game...
I love how the part with darkrai we think about suicide for the sake of the world and wigglytuff speech later on is just so...ack it makes me cry
It feels so weird to have a fictional character comfort you(in a way)
Something I don't get is that Dialga didnt fixed the hidden land by one bit in a few months
Eh. He can do it any TIME. Get it!?!
I forget how much this game breaks my heart thanks for reminding me. This particular mystery dungeon series was like peak pokemon writing
I distinctly remember beating Dialga as a child and seeing this ending, then going in the living room crying and hugging my grandmother telling her how much I love her. I've never had my emotions evoked to the extent this game was able to.