Where is Lavos after 1999 AD?

[knuck]

Yea, cause it's not like the Lavoid race doesn't have super genetics and godly magical powers and intellects that make the collective of our entire species look like a bunch of ants. O WAIT!

Your logic is flawed. Even though Lavos got magical powers and "super genetics", we don't know about it's intellect. In the end, that "godly" creature couldn't even communicate with the humans, and it also got killed by them (though this could be refuted).
I could use that logic to refute a lot of theories, such as the pocket dimension one.

[Sentenal]

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Krakkers are infant Lavoses. No way an infant creature, no matter what species, could all migrate in the numbers they do, to death peak, without a mother (Lavos) guiding them, and protecting them.

Do you think Lavos has the ablity to guide and protect its young from everyone where across the planet to deathpeak, without moving?

Yea, cause it's not like the Lavoid race doesn't have super genetics and godly magical powers and intellects that make the collective of our entire species look like a bunch of ants. O WAIT!

Maybe for Lavos, but the new born infant Krakkers, we don't if they would have the instincts to survive on their own, much less do a world wide immigration to Death Peak.  Plus, why don't we see any of the immigrating Krakkers?

[GrayLensman]

Maybe for Lavos, but the new born infant Krakkers, we don't if they would have the instincts to survive on their own, much less do a world wide immigration to Death Peak.  Plus, why don't we see any of the immigrating Krakkers?

The Sewers?

[Sentenal]

Okay, we got Death Mountain, and the Sewers.  Lavos devistated the entire world, and if he did that with his spore, then Krakkers should be everywhere, that was my point.

[GrayLensman]

Okay, we got Death Mountain, and the Sewers.  Lavos devistated the entire world, and if he did that with his spore, then Krakkers should be everywhere, that was my point.

I agree.  It looks like the Krakkers are slowly migrating away from Death Peak.

[Burning Zeppelin]

Yea, cause it's not like the Lavoid race doesn't have super genetics and godly magical powers and intellects that make the collective of our entire species look like a bunch of ants. O WAIT!

Your logic is flawed. Even though Lavos got magical powers and "super genetics", we don't know about it's intellect. In the end, that "godly" creature couldn't even communicate with the humans, and it also got killed by them (though this could be refuted).
I could use that logic to refute a lot of theories, such as the pocket dimension one.

Gee, we killed one Lavos, yet strangely enough, Lavos destroyed an entire species, and wouldve destroyed another if it werent for a bunch of raffamuggins know as Crono Co, or SuperHappyDreamRainbowKawaii!!! by Marle...(my plans wouldve succeeded, if it werent for those meddling kids! -Lavos)
But the does the Lavoid race have a little thing called love? yes? thought so. But i bet that the Lavos race can not learn naturally, but rather chemically. pwnd. Why? Well, that adds more adaptation capabilities to us. Lavos took 65million years to adapt to the planet to get the strength to destroy

[V_Translanka]

You could argue that Lavos was waiting for the proper spawning time...I mean, it was using the planet like a petrie (sp?) dish for it to use to spawn. So it could have taken that long (which really could be not that long at all in Lavos years) to gather the proper genetic material.

[Sentenal]

Guys, please refrain from using "pwned" and things in your post.  It only makes others mad.

Lavos destroying one Species, the Reptites, was involentary.  They died because of the Ice Age brought about by his crash.  Lavos would have destroyed Humans (and did) when it reached time for his spawning period, as V_T said.  I think Lavos is in some degree sentient, but still stupid by our standards.

But the does the Lavoid race have a little thing called love? yes? thought so.

And when, exactly, did Lavos ever show love?

[Chrono'99]

Lavos destroying one Species, the Reptites, was involentary.

Out of all the places on the planet, Lavos had to crash straight in Tyran's Fortress... It would be too much of a coincidence if it was involontary.

[Sentenal]

How could Lavos have possibly calculated to hit Tyrano Lair?  Coincidence.  Plus, not all Reptites lived there.

[Chrono'99]

I know not all Reptites lived there. Some Iokans say surviving Reptites are hiding in caves.

Lavos obviously has some limited influence over timespace (I'm not saying he created the blue Gates), so he could easily have shifted his trajectory to hit Tyran's Fortress.

[Sentenal]

What would have been the point?  They all get wipped out anyway due to the Cold.  Azala pretty much predicts it.

[Mystik3eb]

It is very coincidental...but I still consider it a coincidence. There's no reason Lavos would be able to see AND desire that this base of Reptites be destroyed...

Also I'm not so sure about Lavos not being able to communicate. Somehow it communicates to the characters right before the final final FINAL battle. How else would they suddenly realize what Lavos had done? A wild guess? I dunno...

And "pwned" makes me shiver. Stop the madness!

[Burning Zeppelin]

Maybe through magical powers (well, they could time travel after all) they could read its mind and thoughts, or they could just read its emotions.

[V_Translanka]

Maybe they realize because of Lavos' final form's humanoid appearance or maybe they only then realize that they're standing in a bunch of DNA evidence? Eh? Eh? They're like CSI: Chrono Trigger!