Does the health of a Pokemon affect it's cry?

Question

When I play Diamond, I tend to notice something about a Pokemon's cry. If I send out a Pokemon with it's health in the green, it has it's usual cry. Send it out with health in the yellow and red and the cry seems to get a little longer and deeper. Let the Pokemon faint, and it's cry is a little longer and a little deeper but more than when it's health is in the yellow and red. Is this what is even going on? And if so, does it happen in other games too?

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Thanks. You both helped.

Answer 1

Yes! It happens in every main series games from Generation 3 (I only know about that). When you send out a Pokémon in a battle with full health, it has it's normal cry. But when it faints, it's pitch gets deepened and cry becomes lengthier! A Pokémon cry began to worsen when the HP indicator turns yellow colour. This gets even more bad as the gauge lowers!

Thank you!
Source: my experience.

Comments

That's unfair. You editted your answer after I pointed out :p lol, it was a joke

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Well, I edited my answer because, I mistakenly typed "except until gen 3" I wanted to replace it! Also, I forgot to Bolden the letters!
https://pokemondb.net/pokebase/revisions/362310

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Along with its cry when it faints, the more obvious thing is its animation

Answer 2

Since Generation III, when a Pokémon faints, its cry will be lower-pitched. In Generations III, IV, and V, this also applies if it has critical HP or a status condition when entering a battle or when it is checked in the status screen.

Source
So as you see, health affecting cry happens in all games Gen III onwards.
Hope this helps.

Comments

What gen IV onwards?