You find out, that you are not the one that would bring destruction on the world. The second thing I did not like about the story, was the fact that you later find out that what you think is not quite true. The impact would be larger, and the whole aspect of friends turned into your pursuers is more devastating. Then, Gengar reveals your secret to the town. You bond with other Pokemon, and as time goes on you find it harder to reveal your secret. Natural disasters become more common, and your character starts to doubt themselves, wondering what he should do as he is the cause of the world’s destruction. This had so much potential, why drop it so quickly? Imagine if the game, after being told of the prophecy, your character goes back to their normal duties. As soon as you hear the prophecy, Gengar tells the town and you become a criminal. For example, I felt like the prophecy should have been held out for longer. What I did not like about the story was that, at times, it is childish (again, I know it’s for children, but there are some parts which honestly could have been better). That is impressive if I do say so myself. Here you are, a human turned into a Pokemon building bonds with others throughout the game, only to be told that you will be the one to bring ruin to the world. The fact that you occasionally get dreams from Gardevoir herself implements the fact that you were this selfish human that will bring ruin on the world. It was this human, that was prophesized by Ninetales to one day be reborn as a Pokemon and bring the world to ruin. But the human’s Gardevoir took the curse in their master’s place, only to be cruelly abandoned. Unleashing its anger, it cursed the human. You find out about a story from many years ago, that a human once grabbed the tail of Ninetales.
There was also the constant mystery of why you became a Pokemon. You could feel that the Pokemon that you bonded with hated that they had to chase you. The suddenness of it was truly heartbreaking. For example, when it is thought that you were going to bring destruction on the world, the other Pokemon turn on you and you are forced to run away. But in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, there are moments filled with emotions. In the normal series, you play as a character, training Pokemon to finally beat the Elite Four and become the Champion of that region. But what I loved was the humanistic aspect that was brought into the Pokemon world. To be honest, I did enjoy the story despite its childish aspect, which makes sense because Pokemon is targeted at children. From then, after being thanked, you and your partner start up a Pokemon rescue team. Upon being found by your partner, the both of you are forced into a situation where you rescue a Caterpie. You wake up as a Pokemon with no memories except your name and the fact that you were a human being. The story was pretty intriguing it definitely caught my attention from the start. But others might not be so lenient at the fact that there is no choice in the matter. Personally, I don’t really mind, as long as the Pokemon isn’t a Rattata or a Pidgey. This was an interesting mechanic for a pokemon game, representing each Pokemon with a personality, and having the game choose for you. After your choice is given, you get to choose a partner that will accompany you on your journey through the game. The game starts off with a personality quiz, where how you answer and your gender play a role in deciding which Pokemon you play as. I remembered how I wanted to play it so bad, but I actually never got around to playing it until quite recently. I remember when the original Red Rescue Team came out for the Gameboy Advance, and its twin for the Nintendo DS Blue Rescue Team. Where you play as the Pokemon, not the trainer. The story was well fleshed out, as is the Pokemon world in which the game takes place. As a child I loved playing Explorers of the Sky. One of the more distinct games that I loved, were the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series.
I recently started going through a couple of Pokemon games that I used to play in my childhood.
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We take a look at the original Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, one of the most successful Pokemon spin-off series
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