Lavos | Everywhere at the End of Time - Chrono Trigger Edit (Stage 1) @LavosTheOneEyedTick | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 9 minutes ago
My personal take on Everywhere at the End of Time, depicting the remembrance and disassembly of memories through Chrono Trigger music.
Chrono Trigger is a game whose audience grows, yet whose primary audience grows in age. There will come a time when games such as this are only thought about in stale memories such as these. Yet even that will end some day. My intention is not to mock or parody the original creation by James Leyland Kirby and Ivan Seal, rather to explore it's themes in a new context and with my own personal connections to memory distortion and loss.
Art by Skyler, AKA Veralyss!
twitter.com/NVeralyss
STAGE 1:
Stage 1 is where the dementia process begins. Not a lot of effort is made to remember fine details, and as such the memory loss is not noticed much. Moments of slight unease are felt, but passed without thought. The greatest moments of life are revisited from the vantage point of old age. What happens next matter not in the minute.
0:00 - A1 - Memories of greenery
3:26 - A2 - Peaceful past and present
6:42 - A3 - Afternoon sunshower
10:51 - A4 - Familiar yearnings
14:18 - A5 - Unsettled silence
16:48 - A6 - Festival of far away stars
21:09 - A7 - Fellows in the distance
24:18 - A8 - A slight burn
27:15 - A9 - Friends remembered fondly
30:15 - B1 - A familiar mountain
32:38 - B2 - Creeping to an equinox
35:30 - B3 - Internal courage
38:21 - B4 - Success across time
42:03 - B5 - The fair of far beyond
45:38 - B6 - A battle won long ago
48:34 - B7 - Delights in the moonlight
53:02 - B8 - A victory above time
57:35 - B9 - Looking down the corridors of time
My personal take on Everywhere at the End of Time, depicting the remembrance and disassembly of memories through Chrono Trigger music.
Chrono Trigger is a game whose audience grows, yet whose primary audience grows in age. There will come a time when games such as this are only thought about in stale memories such as these. Yet even that will end some day. My intention is not to mock or parody the original creation by James Leyland Kirby and Ivan Seal, rather to explore it's themes in a new context and with my own personal connections to memory distortion and loss.
Art by Skyler, AKA Veralyss!
twitter.com/NVeralyss
STAGE 1:
Stage 1 is where the dementia process begins. Not a lot of effort is made to remember fine details, and as such the memory loss is not noticed much. Moments of slight unease are felt, but passed without thought. The greatest moments of life are revisited from the vantage point of old age. What happens next matter not in the minute.
0:00 - A1 - Memories of greenery
3:26 - A2 - Peaceful past and present
6:42 - A3 - Afternoon sunshower
10:51 - A4 - Familiar yearnings
14:18 - A5 - Unsettled silence
16:48 - A6 - Festival of far away stars
21:09 - A7 - Fellows in the distance
24:18 - A8 - A slight burn
27:15 - A9 - Friends remembered fondly
30:15 - B1 - A familiar mountain
32:38 - B2 - Creeping to an equinox
35:30 - B3 - Internal courage
38:21 - B4 - Success across time
42:03 - B5 - The fair of far beyond
45:38 - B6 - A battle won long ago
48:34 - B7 - Delights in the moonlight
53:02 - B8 - A victory above time
57:35 - B9 - Looking down the corridors of time
