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There is really nothing to substantiate this claim, as it is most likely a retroactive assertion made by examining Chrono Cross and Radical Dreamers.
 
There is really nothing to substantiate this claim, as it is most likely a retroactive assertion made by examining Chrono Cross and Radical Dreamers.
  
===3. A lot of Magus's history that was not written into the game.===
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This claim is mostly vaporous; the self-proclaimed expert who speaks on the subject quotes Chrono Trigger directly, and makes statements that anyone can infer by simply playing the final game. To confirm this, he would have had to rip dialogue from the Prerelease and translate it from Japanese (no small wonder of a task). Ironically, he fails to mention Magus's history after the Ocean Palace incident, which would logically constitute most of his personal history.
 
This claim is mostly vaporous; the self-proclaimed expert who speaks on the subject quotes Chrono Trigger directly, and makes statements that anyone can infer by simply playing the final game. To confirm this, he would have had to rip dialogue from the Prerelease and translate it from Japanese (no small wonder of a task). Ironically, he fails to mention Magus's history after the Ocean Palace incident, which would logically constitute most of his personal history.

Revision as of 05:45, 1 January 2009

General Information

Prior to the release of the Chrono Trigger Prerelease section on the Chrono Compendium, those interested in the Prerelease were either forced to play the game itself, or consult a faulty FAQ by StarNeptune that can be found appended to Meowthnum1's Walkthrough FAQ at Gamefaqs. Its research was mostly truthful, but some information came from a Gamefaqs forums thread, where a few fans falsely posed to be experts on the ROM. These rumors and false assertions can now be debunked, as the Prerelease has been fully explored by the Compendium.

1. Schala and another character were originally party members.

This is untrue for a number of reasons; see Characters (CTP).

2. Schala's hair was originally blonde.

There is really nothing to substantiate this claim, as it is most likely a retroactive assertion made by examining Chrono Cross and Radical Dreamers.

3. A lot of Magus's history was not written into the game.

This claim is mostly vaporous; the self-proclaimed expert who speaks on the subject quotes Chrono Trigger directly, and makes statements that anyone can infer by simply playing the final game. To confirm this, he would have had to rip dialogue from the Prerelease and translate it from Japanese (no small wonder of a task). Ironically, he fails to mention Magus's history after the Ocean Palace incident, which would logically constitute most of his personal history.

4. Alfador was supposed to lead you to the Sun Palace, and the quest was supposed to go from there.

The joke that Alfador is the protagonist of Chrono Trigger or the Entity itself is long-running on the Gamefaqs Chrono Trigger forum, and probably yielded this farfetched and absurd idea.

5. The 65000000 B.C. continent is much larger that before.

While the Singing Mountain and Lost Village do appear, the continent is roughly the same size as its Chrono Trigger counterpart.

6. Walking through Schala's bookcase takes you to Zeal Dungeon, with remixed Ocean Palace music.

While this claim is true for the most part (see Zeal Palace (CTP) or Zeal Dungeon (CTP), the music played is the beta Zeal Palace music, as the Ocean Palace tune wasn't included in the Prerelease.

From: Chrono Trigger Prerelease