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|hometown = [[Zeal]] <br /> [[Keeper's Dome]] | |hometown = [[Zeal]] <br /> [[Keeper's Dome]] | ||
|age = Unknown | |age = Unknown | ||
|friends = [[Melchior]] <br /> [[Gaspar]] <br /> [[Queen Zeal]] <br /> [[Schala]] <br /> [[Janus]] | |friends = [[Melchior]] <br /> [[Gaspar]] <br /> [[Queen Zeal]] <br /> [[Schala]] <br /> [[Janus]] <br /> [[Serge]] | ||
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'''Belthasar''', known in Japan as {{nihongo|'''Gasch'''|ガッシュ|Gasshu}}, also known as the '''Guru of Reason''', is a character that appears in both [[Chrono Trigger]] and [[Chrono Cross]]. | '''Belthasar''', known in Japan as {{nihongo|'''Gasch'''|ガッシュ|Gasshu}}, also known as the '''Guru of Reason''', is a character that appears in both [[Chrono Trigger]] and [[Chrono Cross]]. | ||
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Crono's party discovers the Epoch, and then a [[Nu]] enters the room. It reveals itself as Belthasar, who says that he copied his memory into the creature. He then explains how to control the Epoch. | Crono's party discovers the Epoch, and then a [[Nu]] enters the room. It reveals itself as Belthasar, who says that he copied his memory into the creature. He then explains how to control the Epoch. | ||
Later, when Crono is killed by Lavos and the party obtains the [[Chrono Trigger (item)|Chrono Trigger]], the party returns to the Keeper's Dome for information on how to revive Crono. He tells them that Death Peak harbors a power capable of restoring the slain to life, though the power to reverse death is not one easily invoked. The need must be great, and the person's existence of the utmost importance. Also, they will need a double, a doll identical to the person in every detail. He tells them that the magician [[Norstein Bekkler]] could make one for them. When they obtain a doll that resembles Crono from Norstein Bekkler, they return to Belthasar. He tells them that he has implanted one last program in the Nu's memory banks that will help them climb Deak Peak. | Later, when Crono is killed by Lavos and the party obtains the [[Chrono Trigger (item)|Chrono Trigger]], the party returns to the Keeper's Dome for information on how to revive Crono. He tells them that Death Peak harbors a power capable of restoring the slain to life, though the power to reverse death is not one easily invoked. The need must be great, and the person's existence of the utmost importance. Also, they will need a double, a doll identical to the person in every detail. He tells them that the magician [[Norstein Bekkler]] could make one for them. When they obtain a doll that resembles Crono from Norstein Bekkler, they return to Belthasar. He tells them that he has implanted one last program in the Nu's memory banks that will help them climb Deak Peak. | ||
Belthasar releases three [[Poyozo Doll]]s, which he says will aid the party on Death Peak. He then says that the construct has reached the end of his final program and asks them to turn it off. | Belthasar releases three [[Poyozo Doll]]s, which he says will aid the party on Death Peak. He then says that the construct has reached the end of his final program and asks them to turn it off. | ||
