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'''Medina Village''' is a location in {{CT}} that appears in the [[Present]]. It is a small village that appears in the [[Present]], populated almost entirely by [[Mystic]]s. A statue in the center depicts [[Magus]], Fiendlord, and after Magus' defeat, a statue of [[Ozzie]] is present and the anti-human animosity common in Medina has disappeared. Once Ozzie is defeated at his [[Ozzie's Fort|Fort]], no statue sits in the center. | {{q|Oh, great [[Magus]], why didn't you just exterminate the human race 400 years ago?|Medina Villager}} | ||
'''Medina Village''' is a location in {{CT}} that appears in the [[Present]]. It is a small village that appears in the [[Present]], populated almost entirely by [[Mystic]]s. A statue in the center depicts [[Magus]], Fiendlord, and after Magus' defeat, a statue of [[Ozzie]] is present and the anti-human animosity common in Medina has disappeared. Once Ozzie is defeated at his [[Ozzie's Fort|Fort]], no statue sits in the center. | |||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
[[Crono]] and his team visit Medina after their first visit to the [[End of Time]], since the [[Gate]] between [[Guardia Forest]] and [[Bangor Dome]] is inaccessible. [[Ozzie VIII]] is Elder at this time. | [[Crono]] and his team visit Medina after their first visit to the [[End of Time]], since the [[Gate]] between [[Guardia Forest]] and [[Bangor Dome]] is inaccessible. [[Ozzie VIII]] is Elder at this time. | ||
Due to the Human/Mystic conflict that occurred in [[Middle Ages]], most residents are hostile to human visitors (though the owners of the cupboard which houses the Gate state that they like to leave what has happened in the past). Because of this prejudice, shopkeepers and innkeepers charge an extremely large amount of money for their goods and services if the customers are human, often making them unaffordable. Sometimes, Medina inhabitants will try to attack Crono and his team based solely on this prejudice. These conflicts disappear and the prices deflate after Ozzie is erased from history. | Due to the Human/Mystic conflict that occurred in [[Middle Ages]], most residents are hostile to human visitors (though the owners of the cupboard which houses the Gate state that they like to leave what has happened in the past). Because of this prejudice, shopkeepers and innkeepers charge an extremely large amount of money for their goods and services if the customers are human, often making them unaffordable. Sometimes, Medina inhabitants will try to attack Crono and his team based solely on this prejudice. These conflicts disappear and the prices deflate after Ozzie is erased from history. | ||
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The inhabitants also speak of a [[Heckran|monster]] that lives in a nearby [[Heckran Cave|cave]] that can only be killed by magic, pointing out that humans can no longer use [[magic]]. The [[Guru]], [[Melchior]], sets up his [[Melchior's Cabin|residence]] not far from the town. | The inhabitants also speak of a [[Heckran|monster]] that lives in a nearby [[Heckran Cave|cave]] that can only be killed by magic, pointing out that humans can no longer use [[magic]]. The [[Guru]], [[Melchior]], sets up his [[Melchior's Cabin|residence]] not far from the town. | ||
If Crono battles [[Lavos]] prematurely and loses, the cut-scene references that Medina has been destroyed by the Lavos' arrival. Oddly enough, the worshipers in the center of Medina pray for the [[Apocalypse|Day of Lavos]] to destroy humans. They believe they will spared during this attack, but are not. | If Crono battles [[Lavos]] prematurely and loses, the cut-scene references that Medina has been destroyed by the Lavos' arrival. Oddly enough, the worshipers in the center of Medina pray for the [[Apocalypse|Day of Lavos]] to destroy humans. They believe they will spared during this attack, but are not. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
''Medina'' is the name of a Saudi Arabian city, prominent to Muslim worship. | *''Medina'' is the name of a Saudi Arabian city, prominent to Muslim worship. | ||
{{Chrono Trigger}} | {{Chrono Trigger}} | ||
[[Category:Chrono Trigger Locations]] | [[Category:Chrono Trigger Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Present Locations]] | [[Category:Present Locations]] | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 5 June 2011
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| Time Period | 1000 AD |
| Notable inhabitants | Blue Imp |
- "Oh, great Magus, why didn't you just exterminate the human race 400 years ago?"
- — Medina Villager
Medina Village is a location in Chrono Trigger that appears in the Present. It is a small village that appears in the Present, populated almost entirely by Mystics. A statue in the center depicts Magus, Fiendlord, and after Magus' defeat, a statue of Ozzie is present and the anti-human animosity common in Medina has disappeared. Once Ozzie is defeated at his Fort, no statue sits in the center.
Story
Crono and his team visit Medina after their first visit to the End of Time, since the Gate between Guardia Forest and Bangor Dome is inaccessible. Ozzie VIII is Elder at this time.
Due to the Human/Mystic conflict that occurred in Middle Ages, most residents are hostile to human visitors (though the owners of the cupboard which houses the Gate state that they like to leave what has happened in the past). Because of this prejudice, shopkeepers and innkeepers charge an extremely large amount of money for their goods and services if the customers are human, often making them unaffordable. Sometimes, Medina inhabitants will try to attack Crono and his team based solely on this prejudice. These conflicts disappear and the prices deflate after Ozzie is erased from history.
The inhabitants also speak of a monster that lives in a nearby cave that can only be killed by magic, pointing out that humans can no longer use magic. The Guru, Melchior, sets up his residence not far from the town.
If Crono battles Lavos prematurely and loses, the cut-scene references that Medina has been destroyed by the Lavos' arrival. Oddly enough, the worshipers in the center of Medina pray for the Day of Lavos to destroy humans. They believe they will spared during this attack, but are not.
Trivia
- Medina is the name of a Saudi Arabian city, prominent to Muslim worship.