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* Crono is, at one point, accused of being a kidnapper, and trying to "[[StockholmSyndrome confuse the princess and take over the throne]]".

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* Crono is, at one point, accused of being a kidnapper, and trying to "[[StockholmSyndrome confuse "confuse the princess and take over the throne]]".throne".
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The fate of everyone in ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'', except the ones Dalton abducts, is accounted for by the Day of Lavos.

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The fate of everyone in ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Mother}}'', except the ones Dalton abducts, is accounted for by the Day of Lavos.
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She dropped her necklace before getting sucked into the portal. Thus she was susceptible to the Film/BackToTheFuture disappearing effect. Similar actions later in the game don't have the same results because the Gates have solidified due to the Gate Key.

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She dropped her necklace before getting sucked into the portal. Thus she was susceptible to the Film/BackToTheFuture Film/BackToTheFuture1 disappearing effect. Similar actions later in the game don't have the same results because the Gates have solidified due to the Gate Key.
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** Alternately, Glenn was ''always'' Marle's ancestor. King Guardia XXI dies sometime after 600 A.D. without siring an heir. Glenn, the kingdom's greatest hero, is crowned king(either being chosen by the Kingdom's council/advisors or through coming out on top in a SuccessionCrisis), marries Leene(either to provide a sense of continuity or because they fell in love during the whole mess), and in the historical tradition of people taking on new names upon ascending to a throne, becomes Guardia XXII.
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[[WMG: The Frozen Flame is a GreaterScopeVillain, rather than a part of Lavos.]]
The Flame is close to the age of [[TimeAbyss the universe itself]], repeatedly injecting its acquired DNA into the "Host"(ie: humanity) and choosing "gladiators" (ie: Lavos) for each world it appears on. If the "gladiator" is defeated by the "hosts", then the Flame identifies them as a stronger gladiator and reabsorbs their genetic code into its own, whilst preparing for them to inevitably take it to some new world.

Alternatively, if the "gladiator" wins, it is free to indulge in the spoils and spawn offspring to take the flame elsewhere and try again (assuming the Flame does not also reabsorb this edited DNA.) By this logic, Lavos' species themselves would have been mutated from their original form by the flame at some point. Additionally, even if the future is saved, mankind will inevitably, unwittingly take the flame to some new world they hope to annex or [[HumansAreBastards clear out.]]
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** So, how exactly would Ayla have utilized this? Just ask [[spoiler: her mom in ''VideoGame/ChronoCross]]:

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** So, how exactly would Ayla have utilized this? Just ask [[spoiler: her mom in ''VideoGame/ChronoCross]]: ''VideoGame/ChronoCross'']]:
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** So, how exactly would Ayla have utilized this? Just ask [[spoiler: her mom in ''VideoGame\ChronoCross]]:

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** So, how exactly would Ayla have utilized this? Just ask [[spoiler: her mom in ''VideoGame\ChronoCross]]: ''VideoGame/ChronoCross]]:
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[[WMG: The "Entity" is actually the [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Integrated Thought Entity]]]]

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[[WMG: The "Entity" is actually the [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Integrated Thought Entity]]]]
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[[WNG: Killing Lavos in 1999 AD solidifies any changes the party has made and kills Lavos in all time periods.]]

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[[WNG: [[WMG: Killing Lavos in 1999 AD solidifies any changes the party has made and kills Lavos in all time periods.]]
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The only way any of the above makes sense is if all his magical ability lies in manipulating others, and for all his showmanship he's actually pretty good at the political game - he only seems like a blowhard because 1) the party is explicitly throwing a king-sized spanner in the works during Antiquity, and B) he activates his magic by overacting - Spekkio says magic takes strength of character, he takes it UpToEleven.

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The only way any of the above makes sense is if all his magical ability lies in manipulating others, and for all his showmanship he's actually pretty good at the political game - he only seems like a blowhard because 1) the party is explicitly throwing a king-sized spanner in the works during Antiquity, and B) he activates his magic by overacting - Spekkio says magic takes strength of character, he takes it UpToEleven.
up a notch.
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** The events at the fair happen. Taban keeps up appearances for Crono's sake at he doesn't anticipate him going after Marle. Following that, him and Lucca are quickly able to get the Gate stabilized and the Gate Key made.

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** The events at the fair happen. Taban keeps up appearances for Crono's sake at as he doesn't anticipate him going after Marle. Following that, him and Lucca are quickly able to get the Gate stabilized and the Gate Key made.

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