Where is Lavos after 1999 AD?

[Mystik3eb]

Eh...I don't think Truce Canyon disappeared at all, the Fair was just built in it. Makes sense why its rises in levels all the way to the top. Thus saying the Fair is at the base of the mountain, like the Canyon. Nothing 'changed'.

We don't know what happened to Dorino, but that mountain didn't replace it, it just expanded a bit.  And Magus' Castle? I assume it was simply shut down and blocked off.

[Sentenal]

Magus' castle was destroyed by Lavos...  Thats hardly a good comparision.

[knuck]

When they say Magus Castle they mean the continent where it was located.

[Mystik3eb]

Magus' castle was destroyed by Lavos...  Thats hardly a good comparision.

What/whos comparison are you referring to?

When they say Magus Castle they mean the continent where it was located.

Ok, alright. After consulting the maps, I've decided a couple things.

A) I was wrong about the Fair. In the 1000 map, the mountin is COMPLETELY GONE. Now THAT'S weird...

B) Dorino's mountin area shifted over more than I remember, but I stand with that.

C) I forgot about the Giant's Claw. That thing disappeared completely too.

D) About Magus' Castle: after the fight, the part of the island his castle was on is still around, and the cave you use to get to it is the same cave above Melchior in 1000 AD. Who knows where the upper part of the island went, unless the cave just shifted to the top of the island as the island moved down and connected with the Medina continent.

[GrayLensman]

Remember the earthquake we just
   had?
   
   We've been having too many.
   Something's wrong...
   Hope the Big One isn't coming!

I blame Lavos's presence inside the earth's core for all these geological anomalies.  Lavos is most likely affecting the plate tectonics of the planet's crust.

[Burning Zeppelin]

Yes, I am pretty sure there was a quote in the game about that

[knuck]

Remember the earthquake we just
   had?
   
   We've been having too many.
   Something's wrong...
   Hope the Big One isn't coming!

I blame Lavos's presence inside the earth's core for all these geological anomalies.  Lavos is most likely affecting the plate tectonics of the planet's crust.

Doesn't that kill the PD theory though?

[Mystik3eb]

Remember the earthquake we just
   had?
   
   We've been having too many.
   Something's wrong...
   Hope the Big One isn't coming!

I blame Lavos's presence inside the earth's core for all these geological anomalies.  Lavos is most likely affecting the plate tectonics of the planet's crust.

Doesn't that kill the PD theory though?

...good point o_O

Then what does cause the earthquakes? Interesting...

[V_Translanka]

The PD is inside the shell.

[jthomp1286]

Its Lavos having a dream...

Lavos: zzz...*rolls over*

*causes plates in the earth to shift, sending tremors throughout Guardia Castle*

King: o_O wtf dude?
Crono: ...
Marle: OMGWTFEARTHQUAKE!
Magus: ...stupid turtle.

...lol

[Chrono'99]

Remember the earthquake we just
   had?
   
   We've been having too many.
   Something's wrong...
   Hope the Big One isn't coming!

I blame Lavos's presence inside the earth's core for all these geological anomalies.  Lavos is most likely affecting the plate tectonics of the planet's crust.

Doesn't that kill the PD theory though?

Not necessarily. The Acacian sleeping soldier in CC sleeps in one dimension and his dream (Turnip) appears in the other dimension. Could be the same thing for Lavos.

[Kazuki]

Could Lavos's original landing be the sole catalyst responsible for the tectonic changes? When GrayLensman said his presence, that doesn't automatically mean his consistent presence. For example, in the thread about the Lavos Doomsday Scenario:

1.) In 65 million BC, Lavos impacted the surface of the earth at meteoric speed, creating a fireball that covered most of the continent and caused a global climactic change that lasted for millions of years. This explosion is similar to the K-T Meteor impact, which is estimated to have released energy equivalent to 100 trillion Tons of TNT.

For comparison, the most powerful hydrogen bomb ever produced had a yield of 50 million Tons, and the total world nuclear arsenal has a combined yield of approximately 5 billion Tons. The explosion of Krakatoa, the most violent volcanic eruption in recorded history, released energy equivalent to 200 million Tons.

Lavos, a biological organism, survived this impact with no apparent injury..

Could his landing have just set off chain reactions that never really stopped, even after millions of years?

[Zaperking]

I think Gray over exadurated Lavos compared to our modern day physics and comet laws.
Lavos landed on the Tryno Lair, and that was all that was destroyed. Nothing Else, nothing more. It'd take time before the ice age stats. We didn't see a huge dust cloud, only the vapourization of Tryno Lair (well the land it was on). There was no huge fire inferno that spread from the area, otherwise Ioka would have been destroyed + the forests etc.

[AuraTwilight]

But we're not talking about his Landing, are we? We're talking about his Awakening, where he's been prostituting the Planet's power for millions of years.

[jthomp1286]

I think Gray over exadurated Lavos compared to our modern day physics and comet laws.
Lavos landed on the Tryno Lair, and that was all that was destroyed. Nothing Else, nothing more. It'd take time before the ice age stats. We didn't see a huge dust cloud, only the vapourization of Tryno Lair (well the land it was on). There was no huge fire inferno that spread from the area, otherwise Ioka would have been destroyed + the forests etc.

I don't think you're taking into account Lavos' size. He wasn't as big as a comet, especially the one that hit earth.