Maybe. If the 'pokemon dark cry story' aims to create a distinct narrative, it would make sense to introduce unique Pokemon. These could be Pokemon that have been corrupted by a dark force and thus have different characteristics. Their color schemes might be darker, and their behavior more aggressive. They could also have a connection to a certain location in the story where the dark cry is more prevalent, and only they can survive or thrive in such an environment.
I'm not entirely sure as it might be a fan - made or less - known Pokemon story. But generally, it could involve some sort of dark adventure in the Pokemon world, perhaps with new and menacing Pokemon or villains.
Well, without more context, it's hard to say precisely. However, it might be a story that focuses on the isolation and helplessness that one can feel in a 'dark' situation. The 'cry' could be the manifestation of the pent - up emotions like despair, anxiety or longing. For example, it could be about a child who is lost in a spooky old house (the dark) and the cry is their plea for their parents to find them. It could also be about an adult facing a moral or emotional dilemma, and the cry is their internal struggle made audible in some way.
The 'Cry in the Dark' is based on the real - life case of Lindy Chamberlain. In 1980, her baby daughter Azaria disappeared near Uluru in Australia. Lindy claimed that a dingo had taken her baby. However, she was wrongly convicted of murder. Public opinion was highly against her at first. Later, new evidence emerged, and she was finally exonerated in 1988.
There could be multiple main characters. Maybe it's a story about a group of friends who are trapped in a cave (the dark). In this case, each friend could be a main character. Their cries could be different expressions of their reactions to the situation, such as one friend crying out of fear, another crying to keep their spirits up, and another crying as they try to find a way out.