The PlayStation, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Apple iOS, Android, and Microsoft Windows/ Steam versions of Chrono Trigger include an FMV scene at the end that shows Crono and Marle getting married. With time travel, the player can manage to replace Crono at the moment before he dies with a clone received from the Millennial Fair in 1000 A.D, saving his life. In 12,000 BC, when the party is confronted with Lavos in the Ocean Palace of the Kingdom of Zeal, Crono sacrifices himself to save his friends, resulting in his death. A chance encounter with Marle at the fair begins a series of adventures and uncovers a pre-millennial evil. He lives in the village of Truce with his mother. His name is spelled Chrono ( クロノ, Kurono) in Japanese materials.
He is never shown speaking, using facial expressions to communicate. Playable characters Crono Ĭrono ( クロノ, Kurono) is the red spiky-haired silent protagonist of the game. However, Kato did not especially have the Bible in mind when writing the story and was not aware of the names created by the translator Ted Woolsey. Some of the names used in the English localization of the game were inspired by Biblical characters, including Belthasar, Gaspar, Melchior, and Magus. The staff noted that this kind of humor would have been impossible in the Final Fantasy series.
In particular, humorous names were chosen for several characters. The development staff studied all the drawings Toriyama made for the game and tried to be as faithful to his lighthearted style as possible. In addition to the artwork for the main cast, Toriyama designed the non-playable characters and the monsters of the game, though Hironobu Sakaguchi contributed the idea of the singing robot Gato. Six of the initial ideas were reworked by Toriyama, while the old sage character was scrapped and the monster man replaced with Toriyama's own frog man design.
Pig and monkey characters were also considered. Kato drew sketches for a cast of eight playable characters, comprising a male protagonist, the daughter of a fairy king, a tin robot, a monster man, an inventor girl, a demon king, a primitive girl, and an old sage. The development team wanted a diverse cast to reflect the various eras visited by the player while working on the in-battle actions of the game, they decided to include a playable character that was neither human nor robot. The characters of Chrono Trigger were designed by Akira Toriyama based on sketches from the story planner Masato Kato. From left to right: the daughter of a fairy king, a tin robot (top), a monster man (bottom), an inventor girl, the male protagonist, a demon king, a primitive girl, and an old sage Masato Kato's original sketches of the main characters.
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