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Readded fridge point of the fact, that by escaping the T-Rex in the last level of Eggipus Dimension you're indirectly orphaning offsprings of the Rex. Don't delete this again because i will stubbornly adding it again.
** FridgeHorror, you just orphaned a bunch of baby dinosaurs by escaping it.
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* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'', he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister, and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
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* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'', he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister, and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].mood]].
* Notice when the T-Rex starts chasing you, its surrounded by chicks and eggs. The level ends with you escaping the Rex, while the dinosaur dies in lava. You just orphaned a bunch of baby dinosaurs. Also, it's probably a good thing that Crash, Coco and the Mask's left the Eggipus Dimension, otherwise they would had faced vengeance driven mate of the dead T-Rex, since scientist now believe that ''Tyrannosaurus'' was monogamous.
* Notice when the T-Rex starts chasing you, its surrounded by chicks and eggs. The level ends with you escaping the Rex, while the dinosaur dies in lava. You just orphaned a bunch of baby dinosaurs. Also, it's probably a good thing that Crash, Coco and the Mask's left the Eggipus Dimension, otherwise they would had faced vengeance driven mate of the dead T-Rex, since scientist now believe that ''Tyrannosaurus'' was monogamous.
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* Since Dr. Nitrus Brio was last seen [[spoiler: captured in the Taxidermy exhibit,]] it's safe to say that he's been [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]]. Even more scathing, he was [[spoiler: killed and stuffed by [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Ripper Roo]], [[DeathByIrony one of his own creations]]! Talk about a horrifying(if fitting)way to go...]]
* Cortex seems to be okay with [[spoiler:being banished to the end of the universe]] at the end of the game, but look around - it's a totally barren wasteland. Was Cortex so desperate and weary of the fight that he was [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide content to die]] out there alone of thirst/exposure/starvation? That is, until Uka Uka shows up alive and well probably ready to punish him for the abandonment or drag him kicking and screaming back into the cycle of villainy he'd been trying to escape. Either way it's AFateWorseThanDeath and a lose-lose situation for Cortex.]]
* Cortex seems to be okay with [[spoiler:being banished to the end of the universe]] at the end of the game, but look around - it's a totally barren wasteland. Was Cortex so desperate and weary of the fight that he was [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide content to die]] out there alone of thirst/exposure/starvation? That is, until Uka Uka shows up alive and well probably ready to punish him for the abandonment or drag him kicking and screaming back into the cycle of villainy he'd been trying to escape. Either way it's AFateWorseThanDeath and a lose-lose situation for Cortex.]]
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* Since Dr. Nitrus Brio was last seen [[spoiler: captured [[spoiler:captured in the Taxidermy exhibit,]] exhibit]], it's safe to say that he's been [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]]. [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]. Even more scathing, he was [[spoiler: killed [[spoiler:killed and stuffed by [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Ripper Roo]], [[DeathByIrony one of his own creations]]! Talk about a horrifying(if fitting)way horrifying (if fitting) way to go...]]
* Cortex seems to be okay with [[spoiler:being banished to the end of the universe]] at the end of the game, but look around- — it's a totally barren wasteland. Was Cortex so desperate and weary of the fight that he was [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler:[[DrivenToSuicide content to die]] out there alone of thirst/exposure/starvation? That is, until Uka Uka shows up alive and well well, probably ready to punish him for the abandonment or drag him kicking and screaming back into the cycle of villainy he'd been trying to escape. Either way way, it's AFateWorseThanDeath and a lose-lose situation for Cortex.]]
* Cortex seems to be okay with [[spoiler:being banished to the end of the universe]] at the end of the game, but look around
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* TheReveal in the intro - after being turned into babies, Cortex and N. Tropy actually had to grow up in the prehistoric times and wait for Uka Uka to make a dimensional rift. Imagine being turned into an infant and having to grow up again, now in a dangerous time period, all while your only guardian is the guy who was your BadBoss. Is it any wonder that [[spoiler: Cortex is on the verge of a DespairEventHorizon and N. Tropy goes [[MoralEventHorizon completely off the rails with his plan to reset the universe]]?]]
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* TheReveal in the intro - — after being turned into babies, Cortex and N. Tropy actually had to grow up in the prehistoric times and wait for Uka Uka to make a dimensional rift. Imagine being turned into an infant and having to grow up again, now in a dangerous time period, all while your only guardian is the guy who was your BadBoss. Is it any wonder that [[spoiler: Cortex [[spoiler:Cortex is on the verge of a DespairEventHorizon and N. Tropy goes [[MoralEventHorizon completely off the rails with his plan to reset the universe]]?]]universe]]]]?
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin', the main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cutscene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cutscene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[TheSecretOfLongPorkPies his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are the bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin', the main enemies are a clan of mutated bats bats, and the intro cutscene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cutscene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[TheSecretOfLongPorkPies his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are the bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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** It adds extra Fridge Horror to the {{Flanderization}} in the previous timeline as well. In those games, Crash didn't become obsolete, but he ''did'' become more and more animalistic, while Coco started off similarly very lucid and intellectual only to become more and more bumbling and absent minded. Several other mutants also become more deranged and dim witted (besides Tiny ironically). Looked at one way, it almost comes off like Cortex's experiments are unstable and slowly decay in intellect as time goes on.
* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'' he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'' he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
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** It adds extra Fridge Horror to the {{Flanderization}} in the previous timeline as well. In those games, Crash didn't become obsolete, but he ''did'' become more and more animalistic, while Coco started off similarly very lucid and intellectual only to become more and more bumbling and absent minded. Several other mutants also become more deranged and dim witted dim-witted (besides Tiny Tiny, ironically). Looked at one way, it almost comes off like Cortex's experiments are unstable and slowly decay in intellect as time goes on.
* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath ofCortex'' Cortex'', he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister sinister, and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of
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* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'' he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
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* There were no anthropomorphic animals before 1996 because Cortex hadn't created his evolvo ray before then. New anthro animals randomly showing up in the sequels can easily be hand-waved as "new experiments from Cortex", but what about the pirates from the 1717 segment? Where do ''they'' come from?
** Most likely created by N. Brio and sent to that timeline.
** Additionally, the various dimensions likely have countless variables which could, for instance, lead to divergent chains of evolution from our world. Similarly, Tranquility Falls shouldn’t be assumed to have simply lined up to anywhere in our world’s timeline even BEFORE Brio’s experimentation on the local inhabitants.
* This game firmly established the events of the original ''Crash Bandicoot'' as taking place in 1996. Crash's last Flashback Tape ("Cortex Vortex Pre-Check") even dates the day he was sent to the Cortex Vortex as September 9 (the same day as the game's North American release). However, Coco's Flashback Tapes show that despite the castle burning down and Cortex finding the crystals immediately after Crash defeats him, Cortex restarted his experiments, created and started testing Coco a month later, and she undergoes testing until she escapes July 24, 1997. This means that Cortex had been up and running his operations for nearly a year before ''Cortex Strikes Back'', and Coco knows this firsthand, and yet apparently does not tell Crash and Aku Aku that Cortex is back and up to something until they are unknowingly working for Cortex?
** It also suggests that Crash genuinely only bothered to rescue Tawna in ''1'' and left all the other experimental animals to their fate, ''including his little sister''.
* Why is Brio working for Cortex again? His dialogue does imply he's planning to betray him, but in the second game they'd already already become full on enemies. While it's possible they used the time rifts to pick up a pre-falling out Brio for their evil plans, it seems unlikely Cortex would want the guy who'd be responsible for blowing up his space station to be working for him.
** Given Cortex’s apathy and general disillusionment, it’s not a stretch that he either didn’t care, or just expected N. Gin and N. Brio to fail beyond slowing Crash down a little.
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* There were no anthropomorphic animals before 1996 because Cortex hadn't created his evolvo ray before then. New anthro animals randomly showing up in the sequels can easily be hand-waved as "new experiments from Cortex", but what about the pirates from the 1717 segment? Where do ''they'' come from?
** Most likely created by N. Brio and sent to that timeline.
** Additionally, the various dimensions likely have countless variables which could, for instance, lead to divergent chains of evolution from our world. Similarly, Tranquility Falls shouldn’t be assumed to have simply lined up to anywhere in our world’s timeline even BEFORE Brio’s experimentation on the local inhabitants.
* This game firmly established the events of the original ''Crash Bandicoot'' as taking place in 1996. Crash's last Flashback Tape ("Cortex Vortex Pre-Check") even dates the day he was sent to the Cortex Vortex as September 9 (the same day as the game's North American release). However, Coco's Flashback Tapes show that despite the castle burning down and Cortex finding the crystals immediately after Crash defeats him, Cortex restarted his experiments, created and started testing Coco a month later, and she undergoes testing until she escapes July 24, 1997. This means that Cortex had been up and running his operations for nearly a year before ''Cortex Strikes Back'', and Coco knows this firsthand, and yet apparently does not tell Crash and Aku Aku that Cortex is back and up to something until they are unknowingly working for Cortex?
** It also suggests that Crash genuinely only bothered to rescue Tawna in ''1'' and left all the other experimental animals to their fate, ''including his little sister''.
* Why is Brio working for Cortex again? His dialogue does imply he's planning to betray him, but in the second game they'd already already become full on enemies. While it's possible they used the time rifts to pick up a pre-falling out Brio for their evil plans, it seems unlikely Cortex would want the guy who'd be responsible for blowing up his space station to be working for him.
** Given Cortex’s apathy and general disillusionment, it’s not a stretch that he either didn’t care, or just expected N. Gin and N. Brio to fail beyond slowing Crash down a little.
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* In another AdaptationPersonalityChange example, N Tropy was evil in the original timeline, but still pretty much a petty egotist like all the other scientists (to the point that in ''Wrath of Cortex'' he shows similar jadedness as them about going after Crash over and over), while here he is much more vicious, sinister and TheUnfettered to an extreme, betraying all his comrades ''and'' Uka Uka with the intent of "wiping it all clean". It is easy to imply that something during his banishment that didn't happen in the old timeline left him in a ''[[VillainousBreakdown really]]'' [[SanitySlippage nasty mood]].
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* There were no anthropomorphic animals before 1996 because Cortex hadn't created his evolvo ray before then. New anthro animals randomly showing up in the sequels can easily be hand-waved as "new experiments from Cortex", but what about the pirates from the 1717 segment? Where do ''they'' come from?
** Most likely created by N. Brio and sent to that timeline.
** Additionally, the various dimensions likely have countless variables which could, for instance, lead to divergent chains of evolution from our world. Similarly, Tranquility Falls shouldn’t be assumed to have simply lined up to anywhere in our world’s timeline even BEFORE Brio’s experimentation on the local inhabitants.
* This game firmly established the events of the original ''Crash Bandicoot'' as taking place in 1996. Crash's last Flashback Tape ("Cortex Vortex Pre-Check") even dates the day he was sent to the Cortex Vortex as September 9 (the same day as the game's North American release). However, Coco's Flashback Tapes show that despite the castle burning down and Cortex finding the crystals immediately after Crash defeats him, Cortex restarted his experiments, created and started testing Coco a month later, and she undergoes testing until she escapes July 24, 1997. This means that Cortex had been up and running his operations for nearly a year before ''Cortex Strikes Back'', and Coco knows this firsthand, and yet apparently does not tell Crash and Aku Aku that Cortex is back and up to something until they are unknowingly working for Cortex?
** It also suggests that Crash genuinely only bothered to rescue Tawna in ''1'' and left all the other experimental animals to their fate, ''including his little sister''.
* Why is Brio working for Cortex again? His dialogue does imply he's planning to betray him, but in the second game they'd already already become full on enemies. While it's possible they used the time rifts to pick up a pre-falling out Brio for their evil plans, it seems unlikely Cortex would want the guy who'd be responsible for blowing up his space station to be working for him.
** Given Cortex’s apathy and general disillusionment, it’s not a stretch that he either didn’t care, or just expected N. Gin and N. Brio to fail beyond slowing Crash down a little.mood]].
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* There were no anthropomorphic animals before 1996 because Cortex hadn't created his evolvo ray before then. New anthro animals randomly showing up in the sequels can easily be hand-waved as "new experiments from Cortex", but what about the pirates from the 1717 segment? Where do ''they'' come from?
** Most likely created by N. Brio and sent to that timeline.
** Additionally, the various dimensions likely have countless variables which could, for instance, lead to divergent chains of evolution from our world. Similarly, Tranquility Falls shouldn’t be assumed to have simply lined up to anywhere in our world’s timeline even BEFORE Brio’s experimentation on the local inhabitants.
* This game firmly established the events of the original ''Crash Bandicoot'' as taking place in 1996. Crash's last Flashback Tape ("Cortex Vortex Pre-Check") even dates the day he was sent to the Cortex Vortex as September 9 (the same day as the game's North American release). However, Coco's Flashback Tapes show that despite the castle burning down and Cortex finding the crystals immediately after Crash defeats him, Cortex restarted his experiments, created and started testing Coco a month later, and she undergoes testing until she escapes July 24, 1997. This means that Cortex had been up and running his operations for nearly a year before ''Cortex Strikes Back'', and Coco knows this firsthand, and yet apparently does not tell Crash and Aku Aku that Cortex is back and up to something until they are unknowingly working for Cortex?
** It also suggests that Crash genuinely only bothered to rescue Tawna in ''1'' and left all the other experimental animals to their fate, ''including his little sister''.
* Why is Brio working for Cortex again? His dialogue does imply he's planning to betray him, but in the second game they'd already already become full on enemies. While it's possible they used the time rifts to pick up a pre-falling out Brio for their evil plans, it seems unlikely Cortex would want the guy who'd be responsible for blowing up his space station to be working for him.
** Given Cortex’s apathy and general disillusionment, it’s not a stretch that he either didn’t care, or just expected N. Gin and N. Brio to fail beyond slowing Crash down a little.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin', the main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cutscene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cutscene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[TheSecretToPorkLongPies his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are the bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin', the main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cutscene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cutscene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[TheSecretToPorkLongPies [[TheSecretOfLongPorkPies his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are the bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[ImAHumanitarian his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are The bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The Cookin', the main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene cutscene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene cutscene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[ImAHumanitarian [[TheSecretToPorkLongPies his customers the corpses of his enemies?]] Are The the bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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** It adds extra Fridge Horror to the {{Flanderization}} in the previous timeline as well. In those games, Crash didn't become obsolete, but he ''did'' become more and more animalistic, while Coco started off similarly very lucid and intellectual only to become more and more bumbling and absent minded. Several other mutants also become more deranged and dim witted (besides Tiny ironically). Looked at one way, it almost comes off like Cortex's experiments are unstable and slowly decay in intellect as time goes on.
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* Adding to that, while ''N Sane Trilogy'' amped up Coco's abilities, her and Crash were still equals. In ''It's About Time'', their direct sequel, there's a clear shift in balance, Coco has grown out of a lot of her flaws and Crash has seemingly gotten even more incompetent, with his allies [[TheFriendNoOneLikes visibly less patient and close to him]]. In this timeline, Crash might regress and Coco might surpass to the point the former is totally obsolete, [[TooDumbToLive if not something worse]] (true, this sort of happened in the original timeline as well, but it was [[CloudCuckooLand universe-scale]], so no one "grew out of" Crash).
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* Adding to that, while ''N Sane Trilogy'' amped up Coco's abilities, her and Crash were still equals.equals and kindred spirits. In ''It's About Time'', their direct sequel, there's a clear shift in balance, Coco has grown out of a lot of her flaws and Crash has seemingly gotten even more incompetent, with his allies [[TheFriendNoOneLikes visibly less patient and close to him]]. In this timeline, Crash might regress and Coco might surpass to the point the former is totally obsolete, [[TooDumbToLive if not something worse]] (true, this sort of happened in the original timeline as well, but it was [[CloudCuckooLand universe-scale]], so no one "grew out of" Crash).
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* Adding to that, while ''N Sane Trilogy'' amped up Coco's abilities, her and Crash were still equals. In ''It's About Time'', their direct sequel, there's a clear shift in balance, Coco has grown out of a lot of her flaws and Crash has seemingly gotten even more incompetent, with his allies [[TheFriendNoOneLikes visibly less patient and close to him]]. In this timeline, Crash might regress and Coco might surpass to the point the former is totally obsolete, [[TooDumbToLive if not something worse]] (true, this sort of happened in the original timeline as well, but it was [[CloudCuckooLand universe-scale]]).
universe-scale]], so no one "grew out of" Crash).
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* Adding to that, while ''N Sane Trilogy'' amped up Coco's abilities, her and Crash were still equals. In ''It's About Time'', their direct sequel, there's a clear shift in balance, Coco has grown out of a lot of her flaws and Crash has seemingly gotten even more incompetent.incompetent, with his allies [[TheFriendNoOneLikes visibly less patient and close to him]]. In this timeline, Crash might regress and Coco might surpass to the point the former is totally obsolete, [[TooDumbToLive if not something worse]] (true, this sort of happened in the original timeline as well, but it was [[CloudCuckooLand universe-scale]]).
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* Adding to that, while ''N Sane Trilogy'' amped up Coco's abilities, her and Crash were still equals. In ''It's About Time'', their direct sequel, there's a clear shift in balance, Coco has grown out of a lot of her flaws and Crash has seemingly gotten even more incompetent. In this timeline, Crash might regress and Coco might surpass to the point the former is totally obsolete, [[TooDumbToLive if not something worse]].
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** There's also the fact that, while she can see ''every'' moment in time, that doesn't mean that she can see it ''all at the same time''. Or that she remembers it all.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[ImAHumanitarian his customers the corpses of his enemies? Are The bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[ImAHumanitarian his customers the corpses of his enemies? enemies?]] Are The bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[IMAHumanitarian his customers the corpses of his enemies? Are The bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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* In Dingodile's first level 'Home Cookin' The main enemies are a clan of mutated bats and the intro cut scene for the level implies they have been violent business rivals for quite sometime. Said cut scene also mentioned one item for Dingo's Diner, ''Bat Tacos!'' Which begs the question, has Dingodile been feeding [[IMAHumanitarian [[ImAHumanitarian his customers the corpses of his enemies? Are The bats really attacking Dingodile just to get rid of a rival business or is it an act of vengeance? Either way, it does bring to question whether everyone's favorite pyromanic hybrid truly has changed his ways.
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** It also suggests that Crash genuinely only bothered to rescue Tawna in ''1'' and left all the other experimental animals to their fate, ''including his little sister''.
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* Since Dr. Nitrus Brio was last seen [[spoiler: captured in the Taxidermy exhibit,]] it's safe to say that he's been [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]].
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* Since Dr. Nitrus Brio was last seen [[spoiler: captured in the Taxidermy exhibit,]] it's safe to say that he's been [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]]. Even more scathing, he was [[spoiler: killed and stuffed by [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Ripper Roo]], [[DeathByIrony one of his own creations]]! Talk about a horrifying(if fitting)way to go...]]
