Queen Zeal accidentally sends him to 580 AD after she summons Lavos and he spends the entire game secretly trying to get revenge on Lavos. So pretty much he's just a brooding little boy who hates everyone and only likes his cat and Schala. Except he joins 5 minutes before you beat it and he STILL has piss-poor backstory. Magus: The only original character in the game. So he wasn't always a cookie-cutter white knight. Soysaw: But without Cyrus, will you.īut being beaten fighting for Magus-sama. Guess I'll get serious for the first time in a while. If Cyrus hadn't been there back then, you Though the English NA Translators have a HUGE hand in this by pretty much changing every honorable quote he had into something silly. He also has a good amount of backstory explained but I think he's a rather boring character. **įrog: A chivalrous anthropomorphic swordsman who seeks revenge for his fallen comrade by the hands of Magus. Probably explains why she's my favorite character in the game.Īyla: Cave-girl. Though to be fair, I think Lucca has probably the most personality in the game and the most backstory ever explained. Marle: Tomboy Princess who wants adventure I imagine when they made this game all they did was give small one sentence explanations for each character and never go beyond this: The only interaction I can remember between these two are a brief dream sequence of Marle waking up Crono from bed in a reenactment of the opening of the game, which wasn't even real.īut what am I saying, hardly anyone in this game is fleshed out. How you make a Silent Protagonist and a cardboard cutout to be love interests in a game is beyond me. You'd think maybe some questions would be asked, maybe SOMETHING but no, she's pretty much a blank slate for the entire game. And taking into considersation she's an escaped Princess of a Kingdom you'd think she'd be somewhat important. This is the last portion of the game where Marle has any significance.Īfter this, she has absolutely no purpose to the game whatsoever other than being a so-so party member. And you escape into the future from the castle.
#CHRONO TRIGGER REMAKE LAVOS TRIAL#
You go back to your own time and they assume you kidnapped her, a trial happens where the sidequest you did earlier comes into play, though it's kind of pointless in the long-run. So you end up rescuing the real princess, which causes her to reappear. Where you find out that she's the Princess. You come up to Lucca's machine and she ends up causing a Time Rift throwing you back to the year 600. She introduces herself as Marle and you do this whole little sidequest where you gotta entertain her. While at the fair, we bump into this blonde girl who we later find out is Princess Nadia of Guardia. Yes, we all know the intro to our favorite game. You rush over to the fair as you had plans to meet your friend there and test her Invention. You wake up from bed and you're welcome to Earth, or a caricature of Earth. The game starts off with Crono waking up for the Millennial Fair, it's the year 1,000 and a fair starts off.
The "Chrono" part of it already illustrates the Time aspect of the game, the other part. It honestly looks like it was made by some amateur programmer for a fanfiction or a amateur game he was working on. I don't understand why they chose to stretch the "Trigger" part out like that.
And by that I mean the "Trigger" in Chrono Trigger. I think the reason I took so long to ever try this game ( it was about after playing Final Fantasy 9 ) was two things: It was on SNES and it was kind of inaccessable and the title of it just looks stupid.
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