The Chrono Series and School.

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So far into my academic experience, I've managed to novelize Chrono Cross for an English project, Draw Chrono characters for god knows how many Art and AP Art assignments, use Termina as an example for a thriving economical city for a project in AP Human Geography, create comics using Chrono characters for elementary school assignments, write a response to literature journal entry on Radical Dreamers AND get my Lit. teacher to play (and enjoy) RD.

My question is, has anyone else created Chrono-influenced schoolwork?

[Fireseal]

Not anymore, I'm no longer in school. lol But at one time in English class I wrote a short story concerning a mentally retarded guy time-travelling.

[Radical_Dreamer]

I once did a term paper in Biblical allusion in Chrono Trigger.

[V_Translanka]

So, where is all of that junk Tact?

[Zipp Dementia]

Well, CT inspired much of my creative style and interests, so peripherally it's made its way into a lot of my work.  But I never wrote an essay exploring it.

I did write essays on Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, My Neighbor Totoro, and Grave of the Fireflies.

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So, where is all of that junk Tact?

The Chrono Cross Novelization (Which I changed a lot from the actual plot of the game) is being kept by my 8th grade English teacher to show other students when the project rolls round.

The Art stuff is crammed in my portfolio/collection.

The comics are LONG gone by now. That was a long time ago.

Termina city is currently in le classroom.

And My journal I'll have to type up sometime. That's about it.