Pokemon Feels....

That always annoyed me. What did he think would happen if he jumped in between a battle between Legendary Pokemon? That they'd pull their beams away? Idiot.

Omg I'm crying soo much right now, Now i need to punch a bear :( to regain my Masculinity

Are you just now getting to this thread?

That scene is Genesect and the Legend Awakened's ending, where the gentle Genesect, through its/her sacrifice, stopped (Mega) Mewtwo (Y)'s fight with the red Genesect leader.

Why do you have to bring me back bad memories?

Oh, it's raining in my room

damn, yo. ;___; </3

my childhood right there. 3:

TL;DR
If you think the previously mentioned examples are bad writing, you haven't read enough manga.

There are plenty of shows with weak narratives, but the most extreme examples always seem to involve Japanese mangaka. (Bollywood takes first prize for ludicrous scripting.) Many times, I have followed what was otherwise a decent plot-line only to have it ruined by intricately-explained tripe, attached to the main body of the story with all the finesse of a blind seal wielding a nail-gun. Most of the time, the discordant explication is completely superfluous and succeeds only in gutting an otherwise decent storyline.

Why do the Japanese mangaka feel the need to destroy the suspension of disbelief, tear down the inherent logic of their story, and poke holes in the virtual world they have so carefully crafted? Perhaps, in the metaphor used previously, there lies an answer to these questions and the prevalence of this practice within Japanese writing? It may be that they are committing literary sepuku.

God I remember this movie. It was my favorite movie back in the day.