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The '''Ocean Palace''' is a location in the [[Antiquity]].
{{Infobox CT Location
|name = Ocean Palace
|image = [[File:Ocean_Palace.jpg]]
|caption = The Ocean Palace
|year = [[12000 BC]]|chapters = [[Lavos Beckons]]
|boss = [[Lavos]]}}


It is an underwater shrine that was built in 12,000 BC by the [[Enlightened Ones]] with the help of the [[Earthbound Ones]]. [[Dalton]] was originally the overseer of the construction but it was passed to the [[Prophet]]. The point of the shrine was to be closer to [[Lavos]] in order to extract his power, and [[Queen Zeal]] ordered the [[Mammon Machine]] to be moved to Ocean Palace. Zeal forced [[Schala]] to control the machine to draw Lavos power, but [[Crono]] and his champions interfered and attempted to fight Lavos but lost. After Crono sacrificed himself to save Schala,  the amount of power generated by Lavos started to destroy the Ocean Palace, which later transformed into the [[Black Omen]].
The {{nihongo|'''Ocean Palace'''|海底神殿}} is a location in {{CT}} in the [[Antiquity]]. It is an underwater shrine that was built in 12,000 BC by the [[Enlightened Ones]] with the help of enslaved [[Earthbound Ones]]. The location is destroyed in the same year.


(Technically it is not necessary to lose the fight with Lavos in the Ocean Palace; however, winning this fight at this point in the game is nearly impossible. This is the hardest ending to achieve; doing so causes the names in the credits to go by extremely quickly because of the speed with which the player has "beaten" the game. If one wishes to continue the story farther, losing to Lavos does not result in a Game Over.)
==Story==
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[[Dalton]] was originally the overseer of the construction but it was passed to the [[Magus|Prophet]]. The point of the shrine was to be closer to [[Lavos]] in order to extract his power, and [[Queen Zeal]] ordered the [[Mammon Machine]] to be moved to Ocean Palace. Zeal forced [[Schala]] to control the machine to draw Lavos power, but [[Crono]] and his champions interfered and attempted to fight Lavos but lost. After Crono sacrificed himself to save Schala, the amount of power generated by Lavos started to destroy the Ocean Palace, which later transformed into the [[Black Omen (Location)|Black Omen]].
 
==Info==
*'''Items''': [[Aeonian Helm]], [[Aeonian Suit]], [[Demonslayer]], [[Elixir]], [[Kaiser Arm]], [[Magic Capsule]], [[Rune Blade]], [[Shockwave]], [[Sonic Bow]], and [[Empyrean Blade]].
*'''Enemies''': [[Ghul]], [[Blue Scouter]], [[Djinn]], [[Warrior]], [[Zealot Mage]], [[Red Scouter]], [[Scouter]], and [[Monk]].
 
==Trivia==
*Technically it is not necessary to lose the fight with Lavos in the Ocean Palace; however, winning this fight at this point in the game is nearly impossible. This is the hardest ending to achieve; doing so causes the names in the credits to go by extremely quickly because of the speed with which the player has "beaten" the game. If one wishes to continue the story farther, losing to Lavos does not result in a Game Over.
*In {{CC}}, when the Ocean Palace Incident occurred in the new timeline Crono created, Schala was left behind and engulfed in a dimensional distortion that took her to the [[Darkness Beyond Time]]. The Mammon Machine was also temporarily shifted with her, though apparently returned to the normal world.
 
==Gallery==
<center><gallery widths="120">
File:Ocean Palace.png
</gallery></center>
 
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