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Lucca explains that the device does not itself allow the party to time-travel. Instead, the Gate Key stabalizes pre-existing temporal anomalies, creating the temporary passages that the party uses to cross from one era to the next. The exact manner that Lucca achieves this technological wonder is never clearly explained; however, it is possible that Lucca's work on the [[Telepod]] gave her insight into the science of dimensional and temporal teleportation. The Gate Key is arguably the most powerful of Lucca's inventions. | Lucca explains that the device does not itself allow the party to time-travel. Instead, the Gate Key stabalizes pre-existing temporal anomalies, creating the temporary passages that the party uses to cross from one era to the next. The exact manner that Lucca achieves this technological wonder is never clearly explained; however, it is possible that Lucca's work on the [[Telepod]] gave her insight into the science of dimensional and temporal teleportation. The Gate Key is arguably the most powerful of Lucca's inventions. | ||
During the events in Prehistory surrounding the party's search for the [[ | During the events in Prehistory surrounding the party's search for the [[Dreamstone]], the Gate Key is lost, leaving the party stranded until it is recovered. It is found in the posession of [[Azala]], who does not believe that it could have been created by any of the 'primitive' humans. After the defeat of [[Nizbel]], Azala's champion, the Reptite leader angrily returns the Gate Key, vowing revenge on Crono and his allies. | ||
In one of Chrono Trigger's many endings, if the Epoch has been destroyed, the party leaves [[Present]] using the Gate Key. | In one of Chrono Trigger's many endings, if the Epoch has been destroyed, the party leaves [[Present]] using the Gate Key. | ||