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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #15 on: November 03, 2006, 08:58:45 pm »
Let's not turn this into another one of your Harle/Dark Moon topics. There's way too many.

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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #16 on: November 04, 2006, 12:40:03 am »
Yeah. Honestly, it's like a self-perpetuating cycle of baseless crap, like the Schala worship. Magus could totally obliterate her. Not because I think Magus is cooler, but because it's stated outright in Chrono Trigger.

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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #17 on: November 04, 2006, 04:10:14 am »
Yeah. Honestly, it's like a self-perpetuating cycle of baseless crap, like the Schala worship. Magus could totally obliterate her. Not because I think Magus is cooler, but because it's stated outright in Chrono Trigger.

Yeah but not in CC. And then again, Frog defeated Magus, or interfered with him enough. And this post isn't supposed to start anything.

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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #18 on: November 04, 2006, 06:45:21 am »
maybe I have translated the game bad but, isn't Dinopolis sent back in the time to counteract Chronopolis influence by the draconians? if it is like this, Gaea's Navel didn't need other "city" to counteract his influence because nobody care his influence...
Yes, Dinopolis was sent to counteract Chronopolis (though it was the Planet who did it, not the Dragonians themselves). Also, Masato Kato in an interview confirmed that the little red moon appeared at the same time.

so do you mean that the red moon is the "counteract place" of Gaea's Navel?
No, we don't know the reason of the red moon's appearance, nor its origin. The only sure information is that it came in the dimension at the same time as when Dinopolis came. Judging from the map that we see in Chronopolis, Gaea's Navel was present around that time too, but we don't know if the appearance of Gaea's Navel is related to all these teleportings or if it was already present before them.

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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #19 on: November 09, 2006, 12:40:53 am »
I just has a interresting thought, in regards to Gaea's navel's appearing. It maybe possible that the navel is similar to Giant's Claw. For unknown reasons, a big enough geological shift pushed up the opening to where prehistory creatures survived and only slightly evolved. What if Gaea's navel had another colloection of prehistories that survived underground. When FATE made the surrounding walls to El Nido, it unearth that area. And to insure any very little inaction with the people, reform it to it circlar shape.

Whether Leah is related to THE Ayla of keystone timeline is unknown and, I think, unlikely. But most sighs point to her being transported but a gate from 65000000 B.C. and/or from the Reptite dimension(that's if it's anything like the CT ending where human still exist).

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Re: Leah and Ayla relationship
« Reply #20 on: November 09, 2006, 11:06:22 am »
Well, all in all the question of "how" Gaea's Navel and Leah appeared is rather simple. Most, if not all, theories about that are possible. The more difficult question is, just "why" did they appear?