Wrong, everybody cried when this happened.
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Agree
Disagree. Hated Ash as a kid, was momentarily happy thinking we might get a new protagonist. Hopes dashed by magic pokemon tears.
The charmander moment
Which one when that trainer left it? Or another
Yes
Girl boring guy quirky.
I remember that particular episode from my childhood and it felt pretty sad. Butterfree and Ash had a certain bond... and then they depart :(
In the final season of the show with Ash, "To Be A Pokemon Master", you got to see a lot of his old pokemon, including Butterfree. I cried so much from the nostalgia and seeing how they all still loved and remembered him, and are happy with their lives. Pokemon has gotten really great and wholesome. I hadn't watched since I a little girl, but started back up for Sun and Moon and I swear, you could be having an awful day, and it just makes you feel happy. So freaking positive, optimistic, wholesome, and you can tell that whomever made it, put their heart into it.
I cried in Titanic, when I realized how much I paid to see such a dumb movie. Such a button-pressing people pleasing mediocre film.
To be fair the disaster part was pretty cool.
Yes that was pretty dang cool. But, there's a movie called "A Night to Remember," made in 1958 before CGI effects and it does pretty much the same thing, only with practical effects (which is quite jawdropping considering when it was made).