Don't Ever Forget... | Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky Extended OST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Platform: Nintendo DS
Developer: ChunSoft
Publishers: The Pokemon Company (Japan), Nintendo (US, Europe, and Australia)
Release Year: 2009
Composers: Arata Iiyoshi, Hideki Sakamoto, Keisuke Ito, Ken-ichi Saito, Yoshihiro Maeda
Alternate Game Title: Pokemon Fushigi no Dungeon: Sora no Tankentai (Japan)
Note: This game is also available on the Wii U eShop for the US, Europe, and Japan regions. Might be a cheaper alternative compared to getting the physical cartridge.
There is no meme. Cry.
No you.
@@LeafSnivy495
Already am 💔
Don’t need to tell me. I already have.
Or is there?
On my first playthrough I did.
This was supposed to be a babby gaem. Now I am the babbey. Because I am crying.
I nearly cried on this one. This is one song i had a deep conection with. I had depression like some months ago like 6 months and it was really hard to express my feeling even to myself and especially to others but this song made the impossible possible. Everytime i heard this song i went to my couch, hid below it and started crying not just tears but whole waterfalls of water went out of my eyes. This was the was i handled my depression. And it helped, my situation still got worse but without this song it may have been unstopable. This song hits this right deep into my heart because this combination of this nostalgic feeling with the combination of the instruments just was a wonder for me. Nowadays i have won the fight against my depression, found out a way of handling my problems and just dont cry because of my problems i have and how my live is shitty as f*ck when i hear this song but crying because remembering of this time I played this game and the sad situation accured at the end of the cutscene. What i want to say, dear reader who reads this. Don’t run from your problems, fight against them and find a way to know how to handle those. You will find a way out of your depressed circumstances and then enjoy your life as I do. Cheers
Thank you for sharing this, I can relate. I'm glad to read you're doing better now. I wish you the best, dear stranger ❤
I cried for the whole 30 minutes.
I came to look at the comments, and I came on yours.
When you said you won against depression, I cried even harder than while I was listening to the song.
Thanks you for bringing me hope. I Hope one day I'll come black gère, and I'll be able to listen to this song like you do now.
Holy hell. That song really does have a place in your life.
When a SONG from a GAME makes you cry, you know you have the perfect game
My boyfriend's 17 year old cat recently passed and this song makes me think of him. I miss the guy.
There will never be a song quite like this.
Except for unweaving memories BABY (I don’t know what it’s called but the only thing I remember is memories)
An Unwavering Heart/Emotion from Black and White
@@ethanevans3537 Sorry, but B/W's Emotion will NEVER compare to this. This one will always be better.
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon; Prepare to Cry Edition.
I’ll listen to this when the world ends
I have no clue what happens in this game, but the song makes me saddened none the less.
Basically your character is in the process of fading from existence cuz you just altered the course of history upon beating the game, and is saying goodbye to your partner/friend. Pretty hard to watch if you’re not used to how Mystery Dungeon endings work
"Sorry Munchlax.
We made it. YOU made it. You're strong now. I believe in you, best bud."
~12 y/o me trying not to cry under my blankets
When I listen to this, I initially thought about the ending I had planned to a story I was working on while playing a game, but after an incident happened within the community that made me leave, I got rid of the story, so now I think about the other major characters to Cell, the only character that still exists after I got rid of the story, because everything he once knew (essentially where the story took place) is gone... His friends, family, home, all gone... All the adventures he had with his friends, all the times his father hugged him, just a memory now... After finding out about what happened, he shut himself off from the rest of the world due to his inability to accept that everything he knew is gone... But during that night, in his dream, a Pokemon that looked like him, but monochrome, appeared, and he first entered the dream world, where everyone and everything was still there, that was 4 years ago in the new story... NUCLEUS...
Masterpieces should be not forgotten
by far the most emotional moment of any game i've ever played in my life and who would have thought it would be from a pokemon game....explorers of sky truly holds a special place in my heart like nothing else.
This music is one of the most saddest songs i ever heard😢
If this song doesn’t play at my funeral, I refuse to die. 😨
I swear I’m not crying someone’s just cutting onions, Via tider hej hej
I was crying so hard lmao
Sometimes special people come into our
lives, stay for a bit, then they.have. to go But that's sad!
It is: But the bit where they were here was
happy, wasn't it? Maybe that makes it all worth it.
I’m not crying. You’re crying.
When the main player in order to stop the world from being destroyed time was altered and the human character was never born😢
00:18
I've had this game since I was a child. I'm 20 now and I still cry when I replay this masterpiece of a game at this part for about half an hour.
What makes this song even sadder is the hint of hope that is always there. You cannot dismiss it.
I already shed a tear when I was leaving my partner. The music paired with that scene makes me wanna cry a river
Pokémon did worse and worse after this… they brought some of the feels back in gen 5, but the emotional plots never came back… 😭
That's because the main games aren't very emotional and this was a spinoff. There was a newer PMD game called Super Mystery Dungeon that came out years ago. Main games did only get worse though.
Who knows? With Pokémon Day coming up in 2-3 months, we could see a potential announcement for another PMD game. It could be a new entry in the series including Gens 7-9, or a remake for Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky. It’s probably unlikely, but seeing as how the last new game (excluding Rescue Team DX, as it was a remake and not another entry in the series) was in 2015, it’s not entirely impossible. Chances are, Chunsoft & Nintendo will continue the PMD series, since overall, it’s been pretty successful… Plus, it’s a good opportunity to bring back the fanbase as the mainline games have slowly gotten worse… (Gen 9 gave me some kind of hope for the mainline games… but it’s gonna be hard for the mainline games to make a comeback still…)
DS era Pokémon hits so different over a decade later
Well looks like my time in this world has come to a close (sheds a tear) Farewell my partner.
Hush now you be strong and live go back home tell everyone what happend here so that nonthing like this happens again.
Even after i leave this world in your hands i will never forget you. (fades into the light with one final tear)
(in mind) if you remember me i won't be far from you.
(Partner) I never forget your sacrifice and the good times ever. (smile's) (Head's home)
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE (oh c'mon you know it's true)
Emotional Damage being super effective, too.
(we know why we’re here listening to this)
The dialogue at the end alone would’ve made me cry. But paired with _this_ music? Oh my gosh, there were so many tears…
I remixed this song!
Remember the first r/place
Stark
This game occupies such a weird place in my heart. I'm 21 and played it for the first time when I was 6 or 7. It was too much for me as a kid. Its characters, its music, and its story were overwhelming. The personality quiz, the relationship with the partner pokemon, the fated death of the protagonist--the amount of emotion poured into this game was beyond anything I had ever experienced. I remember caring so intimately about each bit of dialogue, despairing with each victory of the antagonists, and crying with each emotional cutscene. It was overwhelmingly meaningful to me as a child.
I unfortunately can't replay this game. I've tried, I get too bored. My attention span is too short and my to-do list is too long. The personality quiz will never mean what it meant to me in 2008. Back then it was a matter of self-discovery. Now I know it as a simple algorithm composed over 15 years ago. I can't appreciate this game like I did when I was a kid. That's simply beyond the purview of possibility to a college senior. The only way I can reconnect with it is through its music.
I associate this game with my earliest memories, my earliest sense of self-knowledge, and my earliest grappling with the concepts of memory, friendship, and death. Maybe I'm ascribing too much importance to it. But these songs, these simple compositions of 8-bit tones, pierce so deeply into me that I need to try and articulate my feelings about them. Something about this game touches me spiritually. It dances so elegantly between sophisticated philosophical themes and childishly simple dialogue and gameplay. I understand both my childhood and current life partially in reference to memories of it. I wish I could return to 2008 and replay it for the first time as a kid again. I'd give anything for that opportunity. But I can't. So I'm left with these 8-bit compositions that only gesture at the richness I once experienced. It's easy to feel silly for getting this emotional about video game, but 21st century people associate childhood with trivial things like DS games. It's normal for us, if we are admittedly the first generation to associate them with our earliest memories.
I wonder if they'll ever remake these. I hope they do.
I fell the exact same way, I tried to play this game again and it was so different. Thanks for your comment 🙏
Beautifully worded