This entire game really teaches you a really deep message. No matter who you are, or where you're from, everyone is the same and that everyone's life is precious, and that we should all treasure the life we live and the world we inhabit. After all, we only have a limited time on this earth, might as well make it beautiful.
Another thing I saw on a Gamefaqs board was this: This entire game deals with the theme of the transience of life and how we are to embrace the beauty of our time together. That's why it begins with a group of friends at a cafe, something so trivial but beautiful.
Man even Kantoians, Jotonians, Hoenitives, Sinohsians, and Unovians all should stand up for this. It doesn't matter what region you're from we've all bonded with our teams/families and it is heart wrenching to see them go.
I teared up when I first saw it, it felt like the developers knew it would be a short lived game and that they accepted that but still were happy you played it.
On top of these consider that the first time you heard this was right after the end of AZ story arc So basically it went 3000 years ago there was a king who loved his floette During the war he lost his precious partner He managed to discover eternal thus he revived the dead floette giving it eternal life But This wasn't enough for the king this world that made floette die in the first place had to pay So he used the weapon against the region Floette seeing how this war changed the king soul run away in disgust of what his master has turned himself into And the immortal King was left with an eternity of time to cope with these mistakes and deal with solitude and the void that floette left in his heart 2000 years later the legendary pokemon regress in dormant state Present time team flare tries to use the same weapon to create a better world more pure and free of flaws The king witness a hero using his or her love for pokemon to save kalos The king got a glimpse of light from the darkness he had fallen into for the past centuries until the hero came and tries to understand what makes the hero so special The king after losing against the hero now understands or better rediscover what's like to love pokemon after witnessing the way the hero fights is just through loving appreciating his or her pokemon The king after 3000 years remembers how he used to feel that same way about pokemon So because of seeing this change in the king heart floette returns to his King especially because now the King has rediscovered that love floette used to always appreciate about the king The king has now been saved and overcomes his loneliness Credit song We can build a better tomorrow together with love and harmony in world with dreams and freedom in which we are all equal Throughout the stream of time in an ever expanding universe We happen to meet each other Let's make the best out of this opportunity
This song is the best ending to any nuzlocke I’ve ever done. It hits harder, reminding you of the journey you went on, your wins, your losses, and the will to succeed that drove you to this point.
+BroneDoesThings I'm pretty sure the majority of the Pokemon players love the 6th Genration. I do and I started playing Pokemon back in 1999. It's the 4th best Generation to me, which is better then it sounds.
This song was beautiful. It symbolizes the whole world, all of us, coming together and being in harmony. Especially the end part where all the languages were shown was a great touch by Game Freak. Amazing game, amazing ending, and just an awesome story all around.
It’s inevitable that Kiseki is gonna be in Z-A in some form, and it’ll destroy me regardless. If they make it a battle theme though, like if you fight AZ or something and straight up Kiseki as it was in XY starts playing, I’m gonna be bawling my eyes out for the next hour. Same thing happened when I fought Leon for the first time and realized his battle theme was a remix of the Hall of Fame theme.
I really... I really can't right now. This theme, always brings me to tears. Even thinking about it makes my eyes water. This was BY FAR, the best Pokemon game ever created. This ending theme proves it. Shout-out to the man who made this masterpiece. Don't ever stop chasing your dreams, and if you find them, don't ever let go.
This song is so great. The whole game is great. It's telling a story like no other pokemon game before and is giving us the message, that we all are the same. Pokemon X/Y for best Game 2013-forever.
I never cry in sad parts in movies/games/books (I didn't cry during Up, Titanic, Forrest Gump etc.) but by god I bawled during this credit sequence. I loved X and Y (even though some of the pokemon were a little derpy e.g. klefki) and it stands as one of my favourite regions.
But dude, its ok to cry something. Its good. When Im thinking of my dog that died, Im crying cause I remember of a dog movie and Im thinking of my dog. By example
You can really feel the love and all of the work they put into this game, one of the best in the series. I hope future games are as good as this one was.
This is why I love Nintendo, even when they mess up occasionally. They always have the fans in mind: The fans that have stayed with them for years and the new ones. X and Y was one of the most loving games I have ever played, and it was the absolute best gift for any pokemon fan who has stayed with the games for all of these years. The nostalgia, the writing, the environments and the advancements made this the game we all wanted when we were kids and had to use our imaginations for most of red and blue. Gold and Silver have been my favorites in the series, but X and Y are definitely challenging that spot as the best pokemon game for me.
This song literally hit me with a decade of pokemon nostalgia and experience. I ended up singing along to the subtitles while fighting happy tears. My only gripe though was how easy Lysandre and AZ were.
To me X and Y were the easiest games to play but they seemed to be the most cinematic. The games were the most like a story and an experience. I was choking up as soon as the game fucking started, never mind for a lot of the game. It was a very intense story about absolution and wrongful purifying inside of a game built for the Pokemon fans that have been around for years. It was just a very magical game. To me, it's easy but it's more about the experience you get in this game than how challenging it is. Easiest elite four ever? Absolutely. Greatest pokemon ending so far though? Totally, unless you count the battle with Red in gold/silver. X and Y were fucking breath taking, though, and while it was extremely easy, I feel like the coasting ride is what helped make this touching story all the more connecting.
@@CelticMudkip Personally, I think Team Flare has been the best evil team so far. They have unique reasons for what they do. Not just because they want to be evil or want power.
Y was my first pokemon game, and I played it when it came out, I was 6 years old. Not only was it my first pokemon game but my first videogame ever. I remember playing with my cousins and them helping me with puzzles, or battling from time to time, or just trading. Thanks to this game Pokemon became a big part of my life, with Pokemon I was able to form a friend group of 5 years and much more. In this year, 2021, 8 years after Pokemon XY release. I remembered this song and searched it up, let's just say that I cried the instant I heard this. I remember beating the Pokemon League over and over again with my Goodra (I still have him on Pokemon Home!) and hearing this song too, always singing the lyrics as I could since I still couldn't read well. Pokemon really is something great.
@@AzulStryer Hahaha, I'm still here and I'm as good as ever. Pokémon Legends Z-A just made my entire year, words cannot express how much I appreciate XY and when I saw the announcement at the end of the Direct I literally cried tears of joy, I'm so hyped. Pokémon is truly amazing
Shitting tears, I deleted my very first save file of Pokémon Y to restart my journey (bc I had completed the game, including the dex but transferred ALL my Pokémon to newer games) and I really regret it, but I also look forward to reaching the very end again
Benjamin Gerrits lucky?? dude he spent most of that inmortal life being unhappy and wanting to understand why his pokemon left him when he did everything to bring it back to life, he was cursed to live forever not blessed to live forever
Diaz Chatnoir when someones pokemon dies and gets buried in lavender town, they also eventually find new pokemon, right? they are not allowed to live forever. but the battle against AZ was a bit.... easy... I expected more from a 1000 year old man.
Benjamin Gerrits He lived when pokemon where WAR machines not friends there was no pokemon graveyards humans even kill pokemons for fun so no and it was his special pokemon friend not just any pokemon but the pokemon that was so important to him that he creates a machine to bring him back to life and to even destroy army's so there will never be war again and pokemons will not die because human foolish actions it's different
The fact that they gave us lyrics for us to sing but no vocals is brilliant, although probably not intentional. The whole point of Pokemon as a whole is to make a team your own. To grow with them, and have bonds with them as you take them through hard fought battles and come out victorious. There are no vocals, but there are lyrics. The story of Pokemon X and Y is one about life. Something precious, something that everyone has, but something that can be taken away from you. There are no vocals, but there are lyrics. The way they constructed this is so that you can sing along with the song. Use your voice and your life to impact it. I love Pokemon X and Y.
I absolutely loved the game. I think it has a powerful message/meaning with Lysandre's goal, our fight against him, and of course this ending song. Brought tears to my eyes :')
That's why X and Y is my second favourite Pokemon Gen, the meaning behind it is so strong and the 'emotional layer' split open during the end and really... this song gives me the Goose Pimples whenever I listen to it... (One thing to make it better... SLIDE WHISTLES... Just kidding)
I only just found out about this beautiful song by beating the Elite Four, becoming the Champion and seeing AZ reunited with his long lost Floette today. It really was an emotional ride.
It almost sounds like there's actual singing in the background. Is that the electric guitar? If so, that's a genius way of showing the pitch the lyrics are supposed to be sung at.
Still come back to listen to this.... Words can't describe the unexpected beauty of this song.. between this and "brother my brother" idk which hydro pumps my eyes more. Truly magnificent
This song perfectly encapsulates x/y and in my opinion the message the series itself tries to push. Its the best end theme in pokemon imo and makes me tear up every time
France was well represented in Pokémon X and Y. From anywhere you are, I wish you the best from France and I hope you are fighting Covid-19 with everything you can. Life is too short so don't waste it. Thank you Game Freak for conveying such beautiful emotions!
Au revoir to the last good original Pokemon main games. The last time the games felt like an adventure, and the last time I felt proud being a Pokemon fan. See ya...
Search it out and find the way: the point where can all meet. The point where we’re all the same. There it lies: the future we seek. Gets me every single time ugh god
I love how the last verse shows the lyrics in all the available languages. It almost makes it feel like everyone around the world is singing it together. :)
Friend: what’s your favorite song? Me: it’s a song about how brief life can be and how we should treasure the friends and relationships we have while we still have them and to make the world beautiful Friend: that sounds lovely Me: I know it’s a deeper song than you would expect from a Pokémon game Friend: wait what ?!?
This is such a great song. It played the night Iwata passed away at the Symphonic Evolutions concert; this song was dedicated to him. Makes me think about him every time I hear this song :'(
indeed such a great ending theme, possibly my favorite video game ending theme of all times next to 16 Melodies from Mother 3. Growing up playing the series and this being my first pokemon game after not owning a DS it was quite a great return to a series i grew up playing
This.... it's just so beautiful... I cried many times during this game, but the ending and the credits I just started bawling. Everything about this game was beautiful... I can honestly say that it is the best Pokemon Game I have ever played.
i mean... i too started with the 6th generation, but... let's admit it.. pokemon X and Y were executed in a wrong way... ORAS kinda saves it, but probably because it's a remake...
This could probably the Pokémon trainer Anthem. I don't know, if they release an international version (for each language), where in conventions and in other events there's a first act of playing the theme. Yes the main theme will always be Junichi Masuda's main Pokémon theme. But this level of emotion, with lyrics, gives us trainers the sense that we're all part of the same world.
"You and i were born right here in the same world." "For this one brief life, we're beneath the same sky." "The great flow of time. The wide expanse of space." "We are lucky enough to share this lifetime we get." "We can gain more if we give. By taking, we only lose." "Let us make a new age where we show our gratitude." "There's a fragile bud of hope, blooming in each of our hearts." "Don't you take that away. Our dreams are meant to be shared." "Let it grow. Let it live. Let us see what it will bring." "When we share in our love, we make a beautiful world." "Search it out, find the way: the point where we can all meet." "The point where we're all the same. There it lies: the future we seek." "Start from there, and then we'll forge a world where all can be free." "Free to dream, and free to smile. Free to be who we will be." "Lets make sure we create..." "A world of our hopes and dreams." "In our brief lives, we've managed to meet. Treasure this gift..." "This precious time that we have." (x2)
This song really gives you that feel that the journey has finally ended. Rather than the generic Pokémon theme or recaps of the rest of the soundtrack, this is a proper, grand ending to a grand journey. This is my favorite Pokémon ending song. Pokemon X/Y are the 3D games that got the soundtrack right.
The line "we're beneath the same sky," is a throwback to Meowth's famous line in the first Pokemon Movie. “We do have a lot in common. The same air, the same Earth, the same sky. Maybe if we started looking at what's the same instead of always looking at what's different, ...well, who knows?”
This wasn't in any way necessary. It didn't need to be in this game but thank Arceus they did it! Never have I enjoyed the credits to a game as much and it just added to the emotion I felt at the end of X and Y.
Hey maybe when they get around to remaking X/Y (As Hardware will be good enough to have a large difference), they can have VA, and have this be Sung with people?
I remember how I got the game for FREE. Story time: once in the summer of 2016 I went to my local park with my babysitter and there was a basketball court across, when I was going to the basketball court, I was looking on the ground and found Pokémon Y, I went around the park and started asking kids I didn’t even know: “hey, is this yours?” They all responded “No”. After that i put the game cart in my 2ds and the game had minor dents on it, but it worked properly, i played the heck out of the game and discovered that it had voice chat, and it had lyrics to the credits. I was in 6th grade year ended and I was going to 7th grade. It’s been 4 years and now im a sophomore in high school. I still play the game sometimes. Let me know what you thought of my true story
With Kalos being inspired by France, I came back to this song because of all that was happening. I play this song in hopes that one day, there will be peace again.
This entire game really teaches you a really deep message. No matter who you are, or where you're from, everyone is the same and that everyone's life is precious, and that we should all treasure the life we live and the world we inhabit. After all, we only have a limited time on this earth, might as well make it beautiful.
unfortunately no one in this world gives two fucks
VERY deep
The source of Undertale.
Another thing I saw on a Gamefaqs board was this:
This entire game deals with the theme of the transience of life and how we are to embrace the beauty of our time together. That's why it begins with a group of friends at a cafe, something so trivial but beautiful.
*shook*
When that bit at the end started with the lyrics in all those different languages...right in the feels.
Truly a lesson for all.
I know right? It’s so deep and touching. At that part, I imagined 7 people each singing one of the languages at the same time.
@@sunnick6010 People say XY has a weak soundtrack. Unbelievable.
You know what they say, you don’t judge a book by its cover. Those kind of people kind of annoy me.
@@johnathonturner2279 Those Are The Genwunners, You Must Watch Out For Them, They Are Dangerous.
Kalosians, please rise for your national anthem.
Man even Kantoians, Jotonians, Hoenitives, Sinohsians, and Unovians all should stand up for this. It doesn't matter what region you're from we've all bonded with our teams/families and it is heart wrenching to see them go.
*stands, puts hand over heart and starts to sing with the song*
way better than fucking rockets and bombs
now Alolan too!
And soon, Galarian!
Oh, and I just realized:
"The great flow of time" - Dialga
"The wide expanse of space" - Palkia
"Where we show our gratitude" - Shaymin
Aww, I never got the Shaymin part! Thanks, 7 years later!
@@jellycore1316 damn this game is that old already ..
@@lap4162 yep
@@lap4162 Aww, yeah, I knowwww ;W; I know how you feel
I'll admit when I first saw this, tears rolled down my eyes. This was unexpected but beautiful...
Yeah. I think I might cry now...
Me too...
I am trying to not cry. It's been so long since I've heard this and it's still beautiful.
I teared up when I first saw it, it felt like the developers knew it would be a short lived game and that they accepted that but still were happy you played it.
On top of these consider that the first time you heard this was right after the end of AZ story arc
So basically it went
3000 years ago there was a king who loved his floette
During the war he lost his precious partner
He managed to discover eternal thus he revived the dead floette giving it eternal life
But
This wasn't enough for the king this world that made floette die in the first place had to pay
So he used the weapon against the region
Floette seeing how this war changed the king soul run away in disgust of what his master has turned himself into
And the immortal King was left with an eternity of time to cope with these mistakes and deal with solitude and the void that floette left in his heart
2000 years later the legendary pokemon regress in dormant state
Present time team flare tries to use the same weapon to create a better world more pure and free of flaws
The king witness a hero using his or her love for pokemon to save kalos
The king got a glimpse of light from the darkness he had fallen into for the past centuries until the hero came and tries to understand what makes the hero so special
The king after losing against the hero now understands or better rediscover what's like to love pokemon after witnessing the way the hero fights is just through loving appreciating his or her pokemon
The king after 3000 years remembers how he used to feel that same way about pokemon
So because of seeing this change in the king heart floette returns to his King especially because now the King has rediscovered that love floette used to always appreciate about the king
The king has now been saved and overcomes his loneliness
Credit song
We can build a better tomorrow together with love and harmony in world with dreams and freedom in which we are all equal
Throughout the stream of time in an ever expanding universe
We happen to meet each other
Let's make the best out of this opportunity
the second time I cried in Pokémon
the other being the time I killed a shiny
that's hurt lmao
F
Am i the only one who defeats the E4/Champ several times in a row just to listen to this song? I love it.
I do that too.The songs just too catchy!:D
I just come to youtube and break the replay button
Let's admits it, the song was just so touching and meaningful :')
Sarah Parrish I also.
Sarah Parrish I also do buddy, I wish there was an official cover of it, the only one is at the symphonic evolutions which I can't go.
This song is the best ending to any nuzlocke I’ve ever done. It hits harder, reminding you of the journey you went on, your wins, your losses, and the will to succeed that drove you to this point.
Yeah sadly Pokemon Sword and Shield never had that same feeling.
Unpopular opinion: I loved Pokemon Y, and this song is one of the reasons.
almost everybody loves X and Y...
Have we been using the same Internet?
+BroneDoesThings I'm pretty sure the majority of the Pokemon players love the 6th Genration. I do and I started playing Pokemon back in 1999. It's the 4th best Generation to me, which is better then it sounds.
Poble, X and Y are some of my favorite games ever. You can’t change my mind
Poble, I know and it’s so sad. They deserve more love
This song was beautiful. It symbolizes the whole world, all of us, coming together and being in harmony. Especially the end part where all the languages were shown was a great touch by Game Freak. Amazing game, amazing ending, and just an awesome story all around.
It’s inevitable that Kiseki is gonna be in Z-A in some form, and it’ll destroy me regardless. If they make it a battle theme though, like if you fight AZ or something and straight up Kiseki as it was in XY starts playing, I’m gonna be bawling my eyes out for the next hour. Same thing happened when I fought Leon for the first time and realized his battle theme was a remix of the Hall of Fame theme.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO /pos
@@gloopfan157 what does pos mean as a suffix like that
@@ZA-mb5diI think it means “positive”
I really... I really can't right now. This theme, always brings me to tears. Even thinking about it makes my eyes water. This was BY FAR, the best Pokemon game ever created. This ending theme proves it. Shout-out to the man who made this masterpiece. Don't ever stop chasing your dreams, and if you find them, don't ever let go.
You're right ^^ Chase your dreams and hold them tight! You've got this, whoever might be reading this. I believe in you!
Translation of final verse in Japanese: Our meeting that has built up over 100 years brings forth a miracle.
This song is so great. The whole game is great. It's telling a story like no other pokemon game before and is giving us the message, that we all are the same. Pokemon X/Y for best Game 2013-forever.
I never cry in sad parts in movies/games/books (I didn't cry during Up, Titanic, Forrest Gump etc.) but by god I bawled during this credit sequence. I loved X and Y (even though some of the pokemon were a little derpy e.g. klefki) and it stands as one of my favourite regions.
Nintendo...stop messing with my feels! ;n;
But dude, its ok to cry something. Its good. When Im thinking of my dog that died, Im crying cause I remember of a dog movie and Im thinking of my dog. By example
You can really feel the love and all of the work they put into this game, one of the best in the series.
I hope future games are as good as this one was.
This is why I love Nintendo, even when they mess up occasionally. They always have the fans in mind: The fans that have stayed with them for years and the new ones. X and Y was one of the most loving games I have ever played, and it was the absolute best gift for any pokemon fan who has stayed with the games for all of these years. The nostalgia, the writing, the environments and the advancements made this the game we all wanted when we were kids and had to use our imaginations for most of red and blue. Gold and Silver have been my favorites in the series, but X and Y are definitely challenging that spot as the best pokemon game for me.
and then sun and moon came out...
Boy do I have news
Pokèmon X was my first Pokèmon game, and what brought me into the franchise. This just has a special place in my heart.
I'm calling this the Kalos national anthem
and its Official language of Kalos are English and French, just like Canada!
You commented 3 years after the original post so now I comment 3 years after yours
@@Atown610 I'm dying here
@@Atown610 You commented 3 weeks after the original reply so now I reply 3 weeks after yours
whats wrong with this world??
This song literally hit me with a decade of pokemon nostalgia and experience. I ended up singing along to the subtitles while fighting happy tears. My only gripe though was how easy Lysandre and AZ were.
To me X and Y were the easiest games to play but they seemed to be the most cinematic. The games were the most like a story and an experience. I was choking up as soon as the game fucking started, never mind for a lot of the game. It was a very intense story about absolution and wrongful purifying inside of a game built for the Pokemon fans that have been around for years. It was just a very magical game. To me, it's easy but it's more about the experience you get in this game than how challenging it is. Easiest elite four ever? Absolutely. Greatest pokemon ending so far though? Totally, unless you count the battle with Red in gold/silver. X and Y were fucking breath taking, though, and while it was extremely easy, I feel like the coasting ride is what helped make this touching story all the more connecting.
@@CelticMudkip Personally, I think Team Flare has been the best evil team so far. They have unique reasons for what they do. Not just because they want to be evil or want power.
@@CelticMudkip when shauna gives you her pokemon and its nicknamed it just hits so hard…
@stooglesgoogles7246 i can understand a feeling similar to that. the memory girl in anistar city made me cry so many times
made the game feel like such a massive event... the last pokemon game I ever cared about on such a deep level, and probably ever will.
I’m super nostalgic for this video specifically. It was such a beautiful way to end the year 2013 for me
I love how x and y heavily focused on friends while sun and moon focused on the world and family
this is a perfect song for world peace and for those who lost their loved ones in the paris massacre. #prayforparis
+ohmigosh077 #prayforlumiosecity
+From Third Reich with love ,, that comment fcknn killed me
I never thought about this....wow- i-
Any calm instrumental song would be perfect for world peace...
#franklypeacewonteverproperlyhappenandtalkofworldpeacesoundswaytoogushy
Y was my first pokemon game, and I played it when it came out, I was 6 years old. Not only was it my first pokemon game but my first videogame ever.
I remember playing with my cousins and them helping me with puzzles, or battling from time to time, or just trading.
Thanks to this game Pokemon became a big part of my life, with Pokemon I was able to form a friend group of 5 years and much more.
In this year, 2021, 8 years after Pokemon XY release. I remembered this song and searched it up, let's just say that I cried the instant I heard this. I remember beating the Pokemon League over and over again with my Goodra (I still have him on Pokemon Home!) and hearing this song too, always singing the lyrics as I could since I still couldn't read well. Pokemon really is something great.
Still here, totty? I have good news for you
@@AzulStryer Hahaha, I'm still here and I'm as good as ever. Pokémon Legends Z-A just made my entire year, words cannot express how much I appreciate XY and when I saw the announcement at the end of the Direct I literally cried tears of joy, I'm so hyped. Pokémon is truly amazing
The best pokemon game I've ever played, I cried like a baby when AZ was reunited with his pokemon and just the whole ending ;^; damn
Aww, I feel you ;w; I know what you mean
And I hope you're doing well, 8 years later! ^^
Shitting tears, I deleted my very first save file of Pokémon Y to restart my journey (bc I had completed the game, including the dex but transferred ALL my Pokémon to newer games) and I really regret it, but I also look forward to reaching the very end again
This song, it is so touching, it's making me shed a tear.
This and N's Farewell are two songs that do that to me.
great song and how lucky AZ is. living FOREVER >.
Benjamin Gerrits lucky?? dude he spent most of that inmortal life being unhappy and wanting to understand why his pokemon left him when he did everything to bring it back to life, he was cursed to live forever not blessed to live forever
Diaz Chatnoir when someones pokemon dies and gets buried in lavender town, they also eventually find new pokemon, right? they are not allowed to live forever. but the battle against AZ was a bit.... easy... I expected more from a 1000 year old man.
Benjamin Gerrits He lived when pokemon where WAR machines not friends there was no pokemon graveyards humans even kill pokemons for fun so no and it was his special pokemon friend not just any pokemon but the pokemon that was so important to him that he creates a machine to bring him back to life and to even destroy army's so there will never be war again and pokemons will not die because human foolish actions it's different
A video game... a video game has said what the keys are to a perfect world
The fact that they gave us lyrics for us to sing but no vocals is brilliant, although probably not intentional. The whole point of Pokemon as a whole is to make a team your own. To grow with them, and have bonds with them as you take them through hard fought battles and come out victorious. There are no vocals, but there are lyrics. The story of Pokemon X and Y is one about life. Something precious, something that everyone has, but something that can be taken away from you. There are no vocals, but there are lyrics. The way they constructed this is so that you can sing along with the song. Use your voice and your life to impact it. I love Pokemon X and Y.
This was the first time I've ever enjoyed waiting through the credits.
*Dude I literally cried- the ending was so emotional and I can't-*
I absolutely loved the game. I think it has a powerful message/meaning with Lysandre's goal, our fight against him, and of course this ending song. Brought tears to my eyes :')
That's why X and Y is my second favourite Pokemon Gen, the meaning behind it is so strong and the 'emotional layer' split open during the end and really... this song gives me the Goose Pimples whenever I listen to it...
(One thing to make it better... SLIDE WHISTLES... Just kidding)
i agree 100%
ROBLOX Jack best gen eveeeeeeer
brandon poke Nope... Gen 4 FTW
F-farewell to you too... but I wish this moment could last forever.
I only just found out about this beautiful song by beating the Elite Four, becoming the Champion and seeing AZ reunited with his long lost Floette today. It really was an emotional ride.
It almost sounds like there's actual singing in the background. Is that the electric guitar? If so, that's a genius way of showing the pitch the lyrics are supposed to be sung at.
What I really like besides the song is the fact that each language says different but beautiful things.
Most satisfying pokemon game ending I've ever played. (I haven't played them all but I dont think any can top this.)
I swear, every time this do the song it hits me in the feels hard.
Ed Sheeran ain't got a thing on this absolute bop.
I hope we get another rendition of this in Z-A
I'm going to cry if they end up giving it vocals. They already started with Sheeran, they can do it!
They need to have a vocal version of this either in the anime or as a bonus in the soundtrack.
Still come back to listen to this.... Words can't describe the unexpected beauty of this song.. between this and "brother my brother" idk which hydro pumps my eyes more. Truly magnificent
Good way of putting that. Can you feel it in your bones?
This song perfectly encapsulates x/y and in my opinion the message the series itself tries to push. Its the best end theme in pokemon imo and makes me tear up every time
France was well represented in Pokémon X and Y.
From anywhere you are, I wish you the best from France and I hope you are fighting Covid-19 with everything you can. Life is too short so don't waste it. Thank you Game Freak for conveying such beautiful emotions!
I don't know about you guys but I was very pleasantly surprised by the song with lyrics at the end! Such a beautiful song too! I loved this game!
Au revoir to the last good original Pokemon main games. The last time the games felt like an adventure, and the last time I felt proud being a Pokemon fan. See ya...
When I finished Pokémon X and first heard this song, I felt something different...
Search it out and find the way: the point where can all meet.
The point where we’re all the same.
There it lies: the future we seek.
Gets me every single time ugh god
Love or hate the game, you can't deny that these credits are great.
I love how the last verse shows the lyrics in all the available languages. It almost makes it feel like everyone around the world is singing it together. :)
1:50 put on headphones and you might be able to hear an electric guitar in the background
Edit: it starts all the way back at 1:30
Friend: what’s your favorite song?
Me: it’s a song about how brief life can be and how we should treasure the friends and relationships we have while we still have them and to make the world beautiful
Friend: that sounds lovely
Me: I know it’s a deeper song than you would expect from a Pokémon game
Friend: wait what ?!?
This game was my first Pokemon game I owned and this song made me very sad and I even cried this song gives me a lot of nostalgia
I-I'M NOT CRYING, YOU'RE CRYING
smol brendan it's liquid pride mate ;~; it's liquid pride...
Update: I'm still -not- crying.
I'm not crying, I only have tears in my eyes
A very special credits sequence, yet underrated and underlooked by the fanbase. This is the beauty, and tragedy, of Gen 6.
XY might of had little content but at least I can feel something with this... meanwhile with sword and shield :p
This is one of my 5 favorite Pokémon tracks. Definitely the best part of XY
This is such a great song. It played the night Iwata passed away at the Symphonic Evolutions concert; this song was dedicated to him. Makes me think about him every time I hear this song :'(
Yeah that was sad. I saw it with the Houston Symphony. They did an amazing job!
Fave soundtrack from the whole game!!!! :DDD
indeed such a great ending theme, possibly my favorite video game ending theme of all times next to 16 Melodies from Mother 3. Growing up playing the series and this being my first pokemon game after not owning a DS it was quite a great return to a series i grew up playing
This is very philosophical for pokemon
I always tear up when i hear thIs.
Now, I'm not the emotional type, but yet i always tear up when i hear this.
That's how powerful this song is.
Man, every time I come back to this song I just bawl like a big man-baby.
Love or Hate X and Y, but I think this is the best credits in the series
I really hope seeing a chorus version. The song is really wonderful and what would make it more amazing if each singer sings the respective language.
Yeah, I wanna hear that too.
I don't know, that many languages might sound chaotic
As a french I don't know why but those lyrics remind me of our national anthem, even if they are far away from them
This.... it's just so beautiful... I cried many times during this game, but the ending and the credits I just started bawling. Everything about this game was beautiful... I can honestly say that it is the best Pokemon Game I have ever played.
*When a Pokemon game spreads a better message for humanity than most leaders and other driving figures in the world*
We live in a society where
My first generation, and it will always be the best.
i mean... i too started with the 6th generation, but... let's admit it.. pokemon X and Y were executed in a wrong way... ORAS kinda saves it, but probably because it's a remake...
This is easily my favorite ending theme of Pokémon there is something I liked about X and Y the games and the anime
This could probably the Pokémon trainer Anthem. I don't know, if they release an international version (for each language), where in conventions and in other events there's a first act of playing the theme. Yes the main theme will always be Junichi Masuda's main Pokémon theme. But this level of emotion, with lyrics, gives us trainers the sense that we're all part of the same world.
its a good ending for a FANTASTIC game! I loved the final battles and had a blast!
Just beat this game and while it may not be as good as some of the other Pokemon games it still was a good experience.
This song makes me cry. The state of the world and the overarching hatred of X and Y that I can never seem to escape- it hurts.
"You and i were born right here in the same world."
"For this one brief life, we're beneath the same sky."
"The great flow of time. The wide expanse of space."
"We are lucky enough to share this lifetime we get."
"We can gain more if we give. By taking, we only lose."
"Let us make a new age where we show our gratitude."
"There's a fragile bud of hope, blooming in each of our hearts."
"Don't you take that away. Our dreams are meant to be shared."
"Let it grow. Let it live. Let us see what it will bring."
"When we share in our love, we make a beautiful world."
"Search it out, find the way: the point where we can all meet."
"The point where we're all the same. There it lies: the future we seek."
"Start from there, and then we'll forge a world where all can be free."
"Free to dream, and free to smile. Free to be who we will be."
"Lets make sure we create..."
"A world of our hopes and dreams."
"In our brief lives, we've managed to meet. Treasure this gift..."
"This precious time that we have." (x2)
Here 5 Days after the announcement of Pokémon Legends: Z-A and damn, can't believe how the Original game turned 10 Years old on the 25th October 2023
literally nobody:
Pokemon X and Y: "life is too short to waste it on being cruel. by working together, we can make a better world."
This song really gives you that feel that the journey has finally ended. Rather than the generic Pokémon theme or recaps of the rest of the soundtrack, this is a proper, grand ending to a grand journey. This is my favorite Pokémon ending song. Pokemon X/Y are the 3D games that got the soundtrack right.
Rest in peace, Mr. Iwata.
Getting real big Kapp'n vibes.
WHO KEEPS CHOPPING ONIONS!!?!?!?!
I lost my dad not too long ago. Got choked up when the lyrics reminded me of how positive his mindset was during his last few months.
The line "we're beneath the same sky," is a throwback to Meowth's famous line in the first Pokemon Movie.
“We do have a lot in common.
The same air, the same Earth, the same sky.
Maybe if we started looking at
what's the same instead of
always looking at what's different,
...well, who knows?”
If this song is canonically used in the anime one day…
The ending and endgame content is the best part of the entire game. The main story was ok, but the Looker story was amazing.
This wasn't in any way necessary. It didn't need to be in this game but thank Arceus they did it! Never have I enjoyed the credits to a game as much and it just added to the emotion I felt at the end of X and Y.
I cant belive that this game is 8 years old
Same
1:01小さなつぼみ～奪い合わずに〜共に守り～育んで行こう～咲いた花に～優しさ染めて～送り逢えば〜心繋がる〜
Playing this on loop in honor of Mr. Iwata. RIP.
I bet if they make a 2nd version of this game, the ending will have vocals with choir maybe.
I wish, buddy. I wish.
Derrick McDaniel ohmyfuckinggodyes
Hey maybe when they get around to remaking X/Y (As Hardware will be good enough to have a large difference), they can have VA, and have this be Sung with people?
if they ever do remake X and Y, they need to have a choir version, or else I'll riot
I want this to be the last song I listen to before I die.
Im glad i grew up on gen 5 and 6 they are both beautiful games and i will never forget them for what they gave me as a person.
This. This is why I love this game. This is why I love this franchise.
Pokemon X & Y: Brings people together
Pokemon Sword & Shield: Tears everyone apart
Yeah, I'm sticking with X & Y.
I remember how I got the game for FREE. Story time: once in the summer of 2016 I went to my local park with my babysitter and there was a basketball court across, when I was going to the basketball court, I was looking on the ground and found Pokémon Y, I went around the park and started asking kids I didn’t even know: “hey, is this yours?” They all responded “No”. After that i put the game cart in my 2ds and the game had minor dents on it, but it worked properly, i played the heck out of the game and discovered that it had voice chat, and it had lyrics to the credits. I was in 6th grade year ended and I was going to 7th grade. It’s been 4 years and now im a sophomore in high school. I still play the game sometimes. Let me know what you thought of my true story
Dude, that story was epic. Guess it really was fate for you to play this game.
The most underrated music in the franchise
Iwata :(
That's sooo true 😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢
cry everytime
We were lucky enough to share our lifetime with him.
I remember when i first beat this game and i heard this song, loved it ever since. X is amazing, keeping it 4ever
With Kalos being inspired by France, I came back to this song because of all that was happening. I play this song in hopes that one day, there will be peace again.
#prayforparis Still relevant with the yellow jacket riots.
This hits hard. and boy, my house is flooded with all those tears.