5 What caused the Tower of Geddon to form?.

4 Why does Lithosphere Investigation Report #27 exist?.

3.2 Geographical Location and Company 2400.

3 At what time is the Dead Sea frozen at?.

2 How does Serge's existence spell future destruction?.1 Why does the Sea of Eden reflect the future?.Did FATE eliminate the Dead Sea, as suggested in Miguel's dialogue? What caused the Tower of Gheddon to form?Ĭ. What is Lithosphere Investigation Report #27?

At what time is the Dead Sea frozen at?ī. How does Serge's existence spell future destruction?ī.

Why does the Sea of Eden reflect the future? Stay with me now why in the world, do you say, does Serge's living cause the future to end up in ruin, and how in the world does the Dead Sea reflect this? Before we examine why Serge seems to cause the future to end in ruin, let us examine why a natural landform would come to reflect this. Thus, it seems that since Serge lives in Home World, the future will come to destruction. In other words, the Dead Sea indicates that if Serge lives, the future will probably lead back to destruction.' In the Other World, where Serge died, the Sea of Eden and Chronopolis remain as is. Serge lived on in that world, causing the time-line leading to destruction (which Crono and friends nullified) to come back into existence again. 'The Sea of Eden became the Dead Sea in the Home World because of the incident 10 years ago at Opassa Beach. condensed into the Dead Sea.' Without delving into this, we can confirm it with Masato Kato's remark: A future that was destroyed even before it was born rests here. Miguel told Serge that 'a future denied of all existence because of a change in the past. As neither the game nor its creator offer explanations that are final and clear, the Compendium members have attempted to draw conclusive and definite resolutions - and even in this regard must permit a certain degree of uncertainty. Long have theorists attempted to explain even simple details of the Dead Sea this is evident in the Dead Sea / Sea of Eden FAQ Refutation, an effort by the Compendium to criticize one such collection of hypotheses and ponderings.Īfter several months of meeting, theorizing, and refuting, the Compendium and its members have produced several proposals that are consistent with the temporal and dimensional mechanics of the Chrono series, the script of Cross itself, and most of the peripheral, semi-canon commentary surrounding the region. The Dead Sea is a direct link to Chrono Trigger and the outside world, and one so brunt and expansive that it is overwhelming. Even the simplest questions, including 'Why does it exist?' and 'How does it affect the plot?' are infinite in their interpretations and answers. Little is revealed through dialogue, and to obtain a higher level of understanding, it seems one must probe relentlessly all evidence regarding the area, the result often being more questions. With contributing discussion by countless analystsįew topics of interest manage to obtain as high a level of mysteriousness as the Dead Sea of Chrono Cross does its phenomena and existence are shrouded in enigma, and contribute much to the feeling of helplessness some players feel when struggling to comprehend the complex plot of the game.

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