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  10. Posted · Edited by Shadow Draygon · Report reply

    what about one of Justice pinching Sin's face? that's what grandmas do, after all.

    Also Dizzy is Best Mom Ever, right?

    I remember when Ama Dizor and I were doing a RP and he drew Justice telling Sin to wear a helmet when he goes outside.

    Sin was gleefully putting it on saying "THANKS GRANDMA!"

    Edit: Image in question:

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    As for Dizzy being best mom:

    Sin: Can I go to the movies with my friends dad?

    :KY: : Ask your mother.

    :DI: : .................*statue*.............

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    Well, in the context of Chrono Trigger, you kind of visit this timeline in the future, showing a devastated post apocalyptic land.

    But then again, there's different ways to implement time travel. Chrono Trigger chose the one without altering timelines, with a single thread of time, where traveling to the past simply altered the future completely. No parallel timelines, no alternate dimensions, sht just changed.

    Maybe this is why it made sense, because it didn't have its head THAT far up its ass :V

    Chrono Trigger works because the time travel element was kept as a simple plot device. Never once did Luca try to explain how it worked (only that Lavos was the one who created the gates), just simply that it did and allowed them travel to different eras through history.

    Same goes for some time travel movies like Back to The Future. The DeLorean could travel in time and was simple explained as it "because of the flux capacitor". It was only used to go to 1955 and the actual time traveling elements of the movie were only used at the beginning and end.

    But when you make the whole story about time travel or try to explain it beyond a simple plot device, it begins to make the audience ask questions and creating tons of plot holes.

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