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** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). After the Darkness is sealed, Ephemer and Skuld use the pods to escape the data world, but they (or at least Ephemer does; [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse no one knows what Skuld is up to]]) elect to stay in the past to rebuild Daybreak Town. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). After the Darkness is sealed, Ephemer and Skuld use the pods to escape the data world, but they (or at least then to the future, with Ephemer does; [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse no one knows what Skuld is up to]]) elect to stay in becoming the past to rebuild Daybreak Town.founder of Scala ad Caelum. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into, and they will forget all of their existing memories. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). Having possessed Brain, Luxu then uses a pod himself to travel to some point in the future, after Daybreak Town has been rebuilt into Scala ad Caelum, but before Xehanort becomes a Keyblade Master. The seventh pod is left unused because the Player, Ephemer and Skuld decide to stay in the past. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into, and they will forget all of their existing memories.into. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). Having possessed Brain, Luxu then uses a pod himself to travel to some point in After the future, after Daybreak Town has been rebuilt into Scala ad Caelum, but before Xehanort becomes a Keyblade Master. The seventh pod Darkness is left unused because the Player, sealed, Ephemer and Skuld decide use the pods to escape the data world, but they (or at least Ephemer does; [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse no one knows what Skuld is up to]]) elect to stay in the past.past to rebuild Daybreak Town. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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** In ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] was able to create a door that led into a world based on WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts such as ''Steamboat Willie''. This is very strange considering that it breaks nearly every rule of time travel established in the later ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', leading fans to wonder whether that door was actually time travel or something else entirely.
** Also in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', Pete's sheer nostalgia for the good old days when he was just a boat captain somehow opens a portal into Disney Castle's past. Unfortunately, his actions weaken the Castle's protection in the present, allowing Maleficent and TheHeartless to invade. [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] conjures the protagonists a magic door that lets them follow Pete and enter "Timeless River", a level-wide homage to early Disney. Everything is DeliberatelyMonochrome, and the present-day characters (except present Pete, who actually interacts with his past self) find themselves in their old outfits. Time travel isn't brought up again until ''3D'', where it's crucial to the plot of the entire game.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that the [[{{Superboss}} Unknown]] is a time traveler. It has a strange entrance where it just fades into existence instead of appearing using a Corridor of Darkness, utilizes a technique that rewinds time to undo a powerful attack inflicted onto it, and the prize for beating it being a Keyblade with a clock motif. [[spoiler:''3D: Dream Drop Distance'' confirms that this is true, as it's Xehanort from the past.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'' establishes that time travel is possible, but rather difficult. There needs to be a version of yourself present at the time and place you wish to travel to, and [[spoiler:you must give up your body in order to actually make the journey]]. Furthermore, it's a case of YouAlreadyChangedThePast: anything you do in the past has already happened and cannot happen a different way. And if you're brought ''forward'' in time to the future, you will forget everything you did while time travelling when you return to the past. [[spoiler:Xehanort is revealed to be using time travel, facilitated by his younger self, to bring various versions of himself together to fulfill the "XIII Seekers of Darkness" requirement he needs to achieve his goals. As a result, we have Master Xehanort, Young Xehanort, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness (aka Xehanort's Heartless), and Xemnas, all working together, having been pulled from their respective times to do so.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of the Real Organization XIII. Aside from himself, [[spoiler:Terra-Xehanort]], and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization are all members who exist in the present, five of the members [[spoiler: Ansem, Xemnas, Young Xehanort, Vanitas, and Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories'') return in Replica Bodies, the former three are versions of himself from the past serve as his CoDragons, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], the last member, [[spoiler:Xion]] also uses a Replica body, which essentially means they came BackFromTheDead.
** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]].
** Also in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', Pete's sheer nostalgia for the good old days when he was just a boat captain somehow opens a portal into Disney Castle's past. Unfortunately, his actions weaken the Castle's protection in the present, allowing Maleficent and TheHeartless to invade. [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] conjures the protagonists a magic door that lets them follow Pete and enter "Timeless River", a level-wide homage to early Disney. Everything is DeliberatelyMonochrome, and the present-day characters (except present Pete, who actually interacts with his past self) find themselves in their old outfits. Time travel isn't brought up again until ''3D'', where it's crucial to the plot of the entire game.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that the [[{{Superboss}} Unknown]] is a time traveler. It has a strange entrance where it just fades into existence instead of appearing using a Corridor of Darkness, utilizes a technique that rewinds time to undo a powerful attack inflicted onto it, and the prize for beating it being a Keyblade with a clock motif. [[spoiler:''3D: Dream Drop Distance'' confirms that this is true, as it's Xehanort from the past.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'' establishes that time travel is possible, but rather difficult. There needs to be a version of yourself present at the time and place you wish to travel to, and [[spoiler:you must give up your body in order to actually make the journey]]. Furthermore, it's a case of YouAlreadyChangedThePast: anything you do in the past has already happened and cannot happen a different way. And if you're brought ''forward'' in time to the future, you will forget everything you did while time travelling when you return to the past. [[spoiler:Xehanort is revealed to be using time travel, facilitated by his younger self, to bring various versions of himself together to fulfill the "XIII Seekers of Darkness" requirement he needs to achieve his goals. As a result, we have Master Xehanort, Young Xehanort, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness (aka Xehanort's Heartless), and Xemnas, all working together, having been pulled from their respective times to do so.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of the Real Organization XIII. Aside from himself, [[spoiler:Terra-Xehanort]], and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization are all members who exist in the present, five of the members [[spoiler: Ansem, Xemnas, Young Xehanort, Vanitas, and Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories'') return in Replica Bodies, the former three are versions of himself from the past serve as his CoDragons, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], the last member, [[spoiler:Xion]] also uses a Replica body, which essentially means they came BackFromTheDead.
** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]].
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** In ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] was able to create a door that led into a world based on WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts such as ''Steamboat Willie''. This is very strange considering that it breaks nearly every rule of time travel established in the later ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', leading fans to wonder whether that door was actually time travel or something else entirely.
** Also in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'',''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII II]]'', Pete's sheer nostalgia for the good old days when he was just a boat captain somehow opens a portal into Disney Castle's past. Unfortunately, his actions weaken the Castle's protection in the present, allowing Maleficent and TheHeartless to invade. [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] conjures the protagonists a magic door that lets them follow Pete and enter "Timeless River", a level-wide homage to early Disney.the WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts. Everything is DeliberatelyMonochrome, and the present-day characters (except present Pete, who actually interacts with his past self) find themselves in their old outfits. Time This is very strange considering that it breaks nearly every rule of time travel isn't brought up again until ''3D'', where it's crucial to established in the plot of the entire game.
later ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance Dream Drop Distance]]'', leading fans to wonder whether that door was actually time travel or something else entirely.
**''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep Birth by Sleep]]'' [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that the [[{{Superboss}} Unknown]] is a time traveler. It has a strange entrance where it just fades into existence instead of appearing using a Corridor of Darkness, utilizes a technique that rewinds time to undo a powerful attack inflicted onto it, and the prize for beating it being a Keyblade with a clock motif. [[spoiler:''3D: Dream [[spoiler:''Dream Drop Distance'' confirms that this is true, as it's Xehanort from the past.]]
**''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'' ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance Dream Drop Distance]]'' establishes that time travel is possible, but rather difficult. There needs to be a version of yourself present at the time and place you wish to travel to, and [[spoiler:you must give up your body in order to actually make the journey]]. Furthermore, it's a case of YouAlreadyChangedThePast: anything you do in the past has already happened and cannot happen a different way. And if you're brought ''forward'' in time to the future, you will forget everything you did while time travelling when you return to the past. [[spoiler:Xehanort is revealed to be using time travel, facilitated by his younger self, to bring various versions of himself together to fulfill the "XIII Seekers of Darkness" requirement he needs to achieve his goals. As a result, we have Master Xehanort, Young Xehanort, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness (aka Xehanort's Heartless), and Xemnas, all working together, having been pulled from their respective times to do so.]]
**''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII III]]'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of the Real Organization XIII. Aside from himself, [[spoiler:Terra-Xehanort]], and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization are all members who exist in the present, five of the members [[spoiler: Ansem, Xemnas, Young Xehanort, Vanitas, and Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories'') return in Replica Bodies, the former three are versions of himself from the past serve as his CoDragons, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], the last member, [[spoiler:Xion]] also uses a Replica body, which essentially means they came BackFromTheDead.
** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into, and they will forget all of their existing memories. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). Having possessed Brain, Luxu then uses a pod himself to travel to some point in the future, after Daybreak Town has been rebuilt into Scala ad Caelum, but before Xehanort becomes a Keyblade Master. The seventh pod is left unused because the Player, Ephemer and Skuld decide to stay in the past. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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** A cutscene near the end of ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX Kingdom Hearts Union X]]'' explains that while the previously-established rules of time travel hold true, the actual process of time travel only requires two things: someone with memories of you at your destination, and a medium that their heart can reside in. Normally the medium would be a body or Replica body, but [[spoiler:the Master of Masters, who set up Luxu with the No Name to allow himself to time travel into the future, intends to use his own eye embedded into the No Name as a medium]]. Later, it is revealed that there exists a second method to time travel without the previously-mentioned hassles, that being the Ark, a device that can send someone through time and space. However, that method has its own drawbacks, namely that the subjects will not now what time or place they will be sent into, and they will forget all of their existing memories. [[spoiler:This is how Ventus, Lauriam (Marluxia's Somebody), and Elrena (Larxene's Somebody) manage to exist in the present-day timeline, by taking three of the five available pods. There were originally seven pods, but one was used by Maleficent to travel back to her time after she ended up being trapped in the data world while messing around with time travel, while another was used by Luxu to send Strelitzia to Quadratum (a place previously thought to be impossible because it exists in "unreality"). Having possessed Brain, Luxu then uses a pod himself to travel to some point in the future, after Daybreak Town has been rebuilt into Scala ad Caelum, but before Xehanort becomes a Keyblade Master. The seventh pod is left unused because the Player, Ephemer and Skuld decide to stay in the past. It's highly implied that the Foretellers previously used the pods to escape the Keyblade War, as they mysteriously disappeared during the event, only to pop up years later to meet with Luxu following the events of ''III''.]]
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* ''Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama'': The game's plot involves the six goddesses of the beach being captured by alien invaders and taken to six different time periods. A pelican brings Normy a scroll telling him that he's the hero chosen to rescue them, as well as a bottle of Space N' Time SPF 4 suntan lotion, which takes him to the chosen time periods when he rubs it on his skin. The game's six time periods are [[{{Prehistoria}} New Jersey, 65,000,047 B.C.]], [[BigFancyCastle England 1447]], [[JungleJapes The Jungle 1932]], [[BigBoosHaunt Transylvania 1973]], [[SpaceZone Planet X-Y-Z 2447]], and [[PlanetHeck Heck Whenever]].
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* ''Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama'': ''VideoGame/NormysBeachBabeORama'': The game's plot involves the six goddesses of the beach being captured by alien invaders and taken to six different time periods. A pelican brings Normy a scroll telling him that he's the hero chosen to rescue them, as well as a bottle of Space N' Time SPF 4 suntan lotion, which takes him to the chosen time periods when he rubs it on his skin. The game's six time periods are [[{{Prehistoria}} New Jersey, 65,000,047 B.C.]], [[BigFancyCastle England 1447]], [[JungleJapes The Jungle 1932]], [[BigBoosHaunt Transylvania 1973]], [[SpaceZone Planet X-Y-Z 2447]], and [[PlanetHeck Heck Whenever]].
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* ''Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama'': The game's plot involves the six goddesses of the beach being captured by alien invaders and taken to six different time periods. A pelican brings Normy a scroll telling him that he's the hero chosen to rescue them, as well as a bottle of Space N' Time SPF 4 suntan lotion, which takes him to the chosen time periods when he rubs it on his skin. The game's six time periods are [[{{Prehistoria}} New Jersey, 65,000,047 B.C.]], [[BigFancyCastle England 1447]], [[JungleJapes The Jungle 1932]], [[BigBoosHaunt Transylvania 1973]], [[SpaceZone Planet X-Y-Z 2447]], and [[PlanetHeck Heck Whenever]].
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* In ''VideoGame/OuterWilds'', the [[{{Precursors}} Nomai]] noticed something odd about the logs from their [[PortalNetwork teleportation network]] - users were arriving at their destination a fraction of a fraction of a second ''before'' they departed. This led to an experiment in their High Energy Lab on Ember Twin that confirmed a "negative time interval" when warping through black and white holes, and made the Nomai wonder what they could accomplish if they poured more energy into the process. Long story short, [[spoiler:they set up the Ash Twin Project, in which the power of an [[StarKilling exploding sun]] would be used to send information back in time 22 minutes, allowing the Nomai to run a [[GroundhogDayLoop time loop]] in which a space probe would be fired on a random heading, repeating millions and millions of times until they found the fabled Eye of the Universe. Unfortunately for you, you're stuck in that same time loop until you figure out how to break it.]]
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** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that the [[BonusBoss Unknown]] is a time traveler. It has a strange entrance where it just fades into existence instead of appearing using a Corridor of Darkness, utilizes a technique that rewinds time to undo a powerful attack inflicted onto it, and the prize for beating it being a Keyblade with a clock motif. [[spoiler:''3D: Dream Drop Distance'' confirms that this is true, as it's Xehanort from the past.]]
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** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that the [[BonusBoss [[{{Superboss}} Unknown]] is a time traveler. It has a strange entrance where it just fades into existence instead of appearing using a Corridor of Darkness, utilizes a technique that rewinds time to undo a powerful attack inflicted onto it, and the prize for beating it being a Keyblade with a clock motif. [[spoiler:''3D: Dream Drop Distance'' confirms that this is true, as it's Xehanort from the past.]]
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* ''VideoGame/StarOcean1'': There's a sentient time gate that allows heading into the past, but the team must leave their weapons and communicators behind. They need to retrieve a blood sample of the person that was used to engineer a petrification disease, and happen to help fix a few issues in the past as well. The past-era companions may also leave something behind for the future as well, depending on the chosen companions.
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* In ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'', the DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'' involves the BigBad, [[EldritchAbomination Manus]], quite literally grabbing your character and pulling them into a dark portal into the past, specifically during the events of when the knight Artorias defeated the Abyss that threatened to destroy the entire world...Except it turns out, he ''didn't'': Manus not only defeated him and broke one of his arms, the overwhelming power of the Abyss corrupted him. In fact, it's the time-travelling player character that gives Artorias a MercyKill and destroys Manus, though in the present-future it becomes the GreatestStoryNeverTold and Artorias takes all the credit.
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* In ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'', the DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'' involves the BigBad, [[EldritchAbomination Manus]], quite literally grabbing your character and pulling them into a dark portal into the past, specifically during the events of when the knight Artorias defeated the Abyss that threatened to destroy the entire world...Except it turns out, he ''didn't'': Manus not only defeated him and broke one of his arms, the overwhelming power of the Abyss corrupted him. In fact, it's the time-travelling player character that gives Artorias a MercyKill and destroys Manus, though in the present-future it becomes the GreatestStoryNeverTold TheGreatestStoryNeverTold and Artorias takes all the credit.
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* In ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'', the DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'' involves the BigBad, [[EldritchAbomination Manus]], quite literally grabbing your character and pulling them into a dark portal into the past, specifically during the events of when the knight Artorias defeated the Abyss that threatened to destroy the entire world...Except it turns out, he ''didn't'': Manus not only defeated him and broke one of his arms, the overwhelming power of the Abyss corrupted him. In fact, it's the time-travelling player character that gives Artorias a MercyKill and destroys Manus, though in the present-future it becomes the GreatestStoryNeverTold and Artorias takes all the credit.
* In the very finale of ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsIII'', after managing to collect all the Cinders, the Ashen One is sent into the future NaturalEndOfTime where sheer entropy has warped the world beyond recognition into a messy and bizarre heap of buildings, landscapes and ash.
* In the very finale of ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsIII'', after managing to collect all the Cinders, the Ashen One is sent into the future NaturalEndOfTime where sheer entropy has warped the world beyond recognition into a messy and bizarre heap of buildings, landscapes and ash.
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* The basis of ''Videogame/BlazBlue'' involves a StableTimeLoop that plays over and over, prompting certain organisations to destroy a god in such a way that breaks said loop, but only so much that it keeps the world mostly intact. By the end of the second game, time has (supposedly) returned to progressing in a linear fashion. [[spoiler:However those now in control seek to destroy the world entirely.]]
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* The basis of ''Videogame/BlazBlue'' ''Franchise/BlazBlue'' involves a StableTimeLoop that plays over and over, prompting certain organisations to destroy a god in such a way that breaks said loop, but only so much that it keeps the world mostly intact. By the end of [[VideoGame/BlazBlueContinuumShift the second game, game]], time has (supposedly) returned to progressing in a linear fashion. [[spoiler:However [[spoiler:However, those now in control seek to destroy the world entirely.]]
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* ''VideoGame/UltimaII'': The main part of the game involves travelling between ''five'' time periods, [[TheDarkTimes Legends (no time)]], [[OneMillionBC Pangea (9,000,000 BC)]], 1423 BC, [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 1990 AD]], [[AfterTheEnd the Aftermath (2112 AD)]].
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* ''VideoGame/UltimaII'': The main part of the game involves travelling between ''five'' time periods, [[TheDarkTimes Legends (no time)]], [[OneMillionBC Pangea (9,000,000 BC)]], BC), 1423 BC, [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture 1990 AD]], [[AfterTheEnd the Aftermath (2112 AD)]].
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* Three ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' games use it as a core game mechanic: ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'' has Link travel back and forth seven years, ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]'' has him travel through a GroundhogDayLoop, and ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames Oracle Of Ages]]'' has him use a harp to travel 400 years to the past and back. The mechanics aren't exactly consistent; time travel in ''Ocarina of Time'' causes a [[AlternateTimeline timeline split]], but seems to operate on a StableTimeLoop system in the ''Oracle of Ages''. And let's not get started on the various ways the time travel mechanics of ''Majora's Mask'' might work.
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* Three ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' games use it as a core game mechanic: ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'' has Link travel back and forth seven years, ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]'' has him travel through a GroundhogDayLoop, and ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames Oracle Of Ages]]'' has him use a harp to travel 400 years to the past and back. The mechanics aren't exactly consistent; time travel in ''Ocarina of Time'' causes a [[AlternateTimeline timeline split]], but seems to operate on a StableTimeLoop system in the ''Oracle of Ages''. And let's not get started on the Ages''; there are various ways the time travel mechanics of ''Majora's Mask'' might work.work, including a MergedReality after the game ends.
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* ''VideoGame/SkunnySaveOurPizzas'': Skunny goes back in time to Ancient Rome to protect the invention of pizza from an evil chef who wants to destroy it.
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* ''VideoGame/TickTockIsle'': The protagonist is TrappedInThePast after an accident with a large clock, that turned out to be a time machine. He only does what he has to fix the clock, but his actions SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong, helping the local DysfunctionalFamily. He travels a lot between 2009 and 2010, and SanDimasTime seems to apply.
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** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'' establishes that time travel is possible, but rather difficult. There needs to be a version of yourself present at the time and place you wish to travel to, and [[spoiler:you must give up your body in order to actually make the journey]]. Furthermore, it's a case of YouAlreadyChangedThePast: anything you do in the past has already happened and cannot happen a different way. And if you're brought ''forward'' in time to the future, you will forget everything you did while time travelling when you return to the past. [[spoiler:Xehanort is revealed to be using time travel, facilitated by his younger self, to bring various versions of himself together to fulfill the "13 seekers of darkness" requirement he needs to achieve his goals. As a result, we have Master Xehanort, Young Xehanort, the false Ansem (aka Xehanort's Heartless), Xemnas, and Terra-Xehanort all working together, having been pulled from their respective times to do so.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of a new Organization XIII. Aside from himself and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization, who are all people who exist in the present, four of the members [[spoiler: are versions of himself from the past, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], while the last three members, [[spoiler: Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories''), Vanitas and Xion]] get around the the first rule by using clone bodies, which essentially allows them to come BackFromTheDead.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of a new Organization XIII. Aside from himself and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization, who are all people who exist in the present, four of the members [[spoiler: are versions of himself from the past, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], while the last three members, [[spoiler: Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories''), Vanitas and Xion]] get around the the first rule by using clone bodies, which essentially allows them to come BackFromTheDead.
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** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'' establishes that time travel is possible, but rather difficult. There needs to be a version of yourself present at the time and place you wish to travel to, and [[spoiler:you must give up your body in order to actually make the journey]]. Furthermore, it's a case of YouAlreadyChangedThePast: anything you do in the past has already happened and cannot happen a different way. And if you're brought ''forward'' in time to the future, you will forget everything you did while time travelling when you return to the past. [[spoiler:Xehanort is revealed to be using time travel, facilitated by his younger self, to bring various versions of himself together to fulfill the "13 seekers "XIII Seekers of darkness" Darkness" requirement he needs to achieve his goals. As a result, we have Master Xehanort, Young Xehanort, the false Ansem Ansem, Seeker of Darkness (aka Xehanort's Heartless), and Xemnas, and Terra-Xehanort all working together, having been pulled from their respective times to do so.]]
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks ofa new the Real Organization XIII. Aside from himself himself, [[spoiler:Terra-Xehanort]], and five returning members from the previous iteration of the Organization, who Organization are all people members who exist in the present, four five of the members [[spoiler: Ansem, Xemnas, Young Xehanort, Vanitas, and Dark Riku (the Riku Replica from ''Chain of Memories'') return in Replica Bodies, the former three are versions of himself from the past, past serve as his CoDragons, which means that they can come forward into the future from before they were defeated since he's there]], while the last three members, [[spoiler: Dark Riku (the Riku member, [[spoiler:Xion]] also uses a Replica from ''Chain of Memories''), Vanitas and Xion]] get around the the first rule by using clone bodies, body, which essentially allows them to come means they came BackFromTheDead.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'' has [[BigBad Master Xehanort]] use this to fill out the ranks of
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* ''VideoGame/CragneManor'': The [[BizarroEpisode meatpacking plant bathroom]] has a pentagram that's linked up to the toilet. Depending on the candle you put on the pentagram, the toilet takes you somewhere else when you flush it. You'll either end up in space in the far future, or in the Cambrian era. Exploration is limited; you don't want to go too far into space, and the Cambrian era is full of ungodly monsters.
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* The final expansion pack to ''VideoGame/TheSims3'' was Into The Future, which allows for your Sims to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin visit the future]], and experience various forms of advanced technology, including hover vehicles, jet packs, and personal custom-built robots, along with meeting the denizens of the future, who happen to be made up of sci-fi pop culture references and descendants of your Sims.
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* ''VideoGame/TimeSoldiers'' have you playing as a TimePolice officer hunting an escaped criminal who abducted your team, across the Prehistoric age, ancient Rome, Egypt, and Japan in both the Edo Period and the future.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Robopon}}'', the sequel has time travel as a major part of the plot. Most of the time, your trips to the 20-years-ago Majiko have something to do with getting those X-Stones.
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** In ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch2'', some of the plot involves the protagonist traveling back 60 years in time in order to [[spoiler:[[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong by helping their grandfather regain the trust on friendships]]]] to create the titular Watch. Also, two sidequests regarding [[spoiler:[[TheReveal the backstories of Whisper and Jibanyan]] feature the CoDragons sending them back to their crucial eras in order to [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight impede their fateful meetings with the protagonist]]]], as well as some other sidequests.
** The upcoming ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch4'' will feature a similar case of this trope, as the Time Travel will now involve the 1960's(the setting of the fifth movie), the present, and the Shadowside era (the 2040's).
** The upcoming ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch4'' will feature a similar case of this trope, as the Time Travel will now involve the 1960's(the setting of the fifth movie), the present, and the Shadowside era (the 2040's).
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** In ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch2'', some Some of the plot of ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch2'' involves the protagonist traveling back 60 years in time in order to [[spoiler:[[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong by helping their grandfather regain the trust on friendships]]]] to create the titular Watch. Also, two sidequests regarding [[spoiler:[[TheReveal the backstories of Whisper and Jibanyan]] feature the CoDragons sending them back to their crucial eras in order to [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight impede their fateful meetings with the protagonist]]]], as well as some other sidequests.
**The upcoming ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch4'' will feature features a similar case of this trope, as the Time Travel will now involve involves the 1960's(the 1960's (the setting of the fifth movie), the present, and the Shadowside era (the 2040's).
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* ''VideoGame/SpinalBreakers'' is an old-school arcade game where the player assumes the role of Captain Waffle, a time-travelling soldier hunting down a pack of artificial humans known as hildroids, which had escaped through a time portal to various eras. The entirety of the game have Waffle travelling to UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, Ming Dynasty China, Greece, Egypt, Sengouku period Japan and the cavemen era shooting enemies left and right.
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* ''[[VideoGame/ShadowHearts Shadow Hearts: Covenant]]''. [[spoiler: [[WellIntentionedExtremist Kato]]'s entire plan hinges on going back in time 100 years to eliminate certain individuals. When the plan is ultimately foiled, everyone gets to pick a time to travel to to live happily ever after. Karin ends up going back in time, meeting Yuri's dad and [[AbandonShipping becoming his mum.]]]]
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* ''[[VideoGame/ShadowHearts Shadow Hearts: Covenant]]''. [[spoiler: [[WellIntentionedExtremist Kato]]'s entire plan hinges on going back in time 100 years to eliminate certain individuals. When the plan is ultimately foiled, everyone gets to pick a time to travel to to live happily ever after. Karin ends up going back in time, meeting Yuri's dad and [[AbandonShipping becoming his mum.]]]]]]
