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Yes, I'm doing things different here than what you'd normally expect from a Chrono Trigger Let's Play. First, an explanation for those new to the game.
Chrono Trigger has multiple endings. A lot of them, actually. Exactly how many is complicated, but generally you'll get the "default" ending first, and then unlock New Game + to get the rest, though technically this is the only ending that I'm pretty sure requires New Game + to access, since that mode adds a warp straight to the final boss to the right Telepod.
I plan to show off all the endings as they would happen in-game were you to skip to beating the final boss (actually I just lied there but I'll get to that). Obviously I'm not going to show any of the final boss yet, but generally these endings are surprisingly not that spoiler-filled for the point of time they show up, and I think it'll be more novel if I showed them exactly where they'd happen within the story.
There is one exception, the one that you can do at the very beginning of NG+, but that will very likely be the final update of this LP due to what exactly that entails.
For now, enjoy our first ending of Chrono Trigger!
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Only Crono and Marle are here. Lucca leaves the party as soon as you get back to 1000AD, so you can only fight the final boss with the other two.
A lot of characters have their dialogue changed, and also utter this weird "ribbit" sound effect, pretty much identical to Frog's.
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In fact, most characters will say this same dialogue, though a few of the more-important fair patrons will keep their dialogue.
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There are two other variations, also with the ribbit effects.
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Otherwise the fair is semi-normal besides the two men at the entrance.
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Next, we'll meet Marle's father, who pretty much looks exactly like King Guardia from 600AD.
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So...you may see where this is going...
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That's right, they had movie technology in 600AD. A wizard must have done it.
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Here we have Frog and Leene...
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...inside the Cathedral...
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...and they're...married...
Apparently King Guardia XXI dies as a result of our actions in saving Leene, so she marries the only other person who cares so deeply about her.
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So yeah, our first ending results in a queen screwing a frog
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Yikes.