Did you cry?

[bobyjoe5000]

im a 15 year old guy, and explorers of darkness ALMOST made me cry.

[☭Secret_Shocker☭]

I'll have to admit I got slightly emotional after PMD EoS' ending. Seeing your partner's heart drop just makes your heart do the same.

[Kutie Pie]

I was on Skype with someone recording a podcast of ours when I defeated Dialga, and I pretty much bawled. I knew it was coming, but I didn't know what it looked like. Needless to say, I was depressed. Of course, I didn't get too far, so I saved and turned it off so I could watch it all the way through later, and then I cried again when the credits came up.

Nintendo loves to screw with our emotions.

[Yellow de Viridian Grove]

I cried teh first time I beat each one. When I replay them, I am fine though, but the first time made me so sad... They were great games!

[Aquarelle]

No, I did not cry at the end of MD Blue or Darkness. I did not even feel like crying.

It's just that I've always been a very stoic person and I'm not very good at expressing my feelings. It's very rare that I cry.

[Moonlight Amaryllis]

I didn't exactly cry, but I grow teary eyed every single time Blue Rescue Team or Explorers of Darkness makes you disappear. Your poor partner, and how I would feel if I was actually there...I want to cry, but I don't. Mainly because I'm mature.

[Shade2000]

Or course I cry. I've only got to the sad part on sky and I creid. It seems so real with totodile being left alone as Pikachu was disintegrating.

[gustavo 14]

I'll be honest here. I didn't cry, seeing as I can hide my emotions well, but it was well the saddest thing I saw in a pokemon game when my Torchic disappeared in Sky. If I was my partner, no doubt I would have cried. Most emotional moment in a pokemon game for sure.

[Zoruaruler]

Not a bit. I barely felt any emotion at all. This makes me sound like a terrible person but I was the only one not crying during our veterans day assembly where we honored the fallen parents of a few of the students. I'm not troubled, I don't need help, I'm just strong willed and understand that things like this happen. They can't be controlled 100% of the time.

[Cyndas-Sprites]

First time I completed Blue Rescue Team, I cried and whispered three words. The second time I didn't.
And for some reason, I didn't cry at the end of Darkness.
Playing RRT again... hopefully I won't cry.

[Sunset Star]

I remember completeing EOT as a little girl and crying really hard... I cried harder at the end of that game than I have at any game ever since...

[A Mew]

I cried. Both at the end of Blue and Sky. Was 15 at the time of Blue I think, 17 for Sky.

[Zappo09]

Nope I haven't cried in the game, I haven't cry at all!

[~Kari~]

Yes, I cried four times in PMD2. I cry when you die everytime..

[Lord Fighting]

It was a very emotional game and it makes you want to cry but no I didn't cry. (RRT & EOS)

[ChariHunter]

I always cried hence why I never restart a game even the others I cry a bit when I see my hard worked pokemon put into the pokemon league roster.

[Nyarlathotep]

Yes, I did. I am 21 years old and I am not ashamed.

I believe everybody who have a heart cried at the ending of Explorers of Darkness.
It would be better if the protagonist have stayed dead, btw.

[32er]

I was sad, but didn't cry.

[Earthia100]

I was 11 and crying my eyes out at the end of Blue.

I was 12 and cried so much I had to close my DS to wipe my eyes so I could read the text...

[Ciccone]

I remember being sad when I finished playing PMD Blue Rescue Team, but I didn't cry. I'll admit that the ending caught me by surprise though. It was a very surreal experience.