Difference between revisions of "Early Human"
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| − | The term "Early Human" is given to the people of [[Ioka]] and [[Laruba]], who evolved for millions of years on the plains of the prehistoric continent. By [[65000000 B.C.]], they represented normal humans, | + | The term "Early Human" is given to the people of [[Ioka]] and [[Laruba]], who evolved for millions of years on the plains of the prehistoric continent. By [[65000000 B.C.]], they represented normal humans, albeit with immature language ability perhaps an absent of other higher intellectual faculties. That is not to say that they were mentally stunted or childlike; they experienced the full realm of human emotion. They were often of strong build, as a tough physique was required to survive and fend off the [[Reptites]] (who labeled them 'Apes'). They lived in small tents and hunted for subsistence. After the [[Fall of Lavos]], they survived for 62 million years unchanged before coming into contact with the [[Frozen Flame]], which rapidly evolved the early human brain and resulted in modern [[Human|humans]]. |
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Revision as of 04:20, 30 December 2008
General Information
Origin: Natural Evolution
Chrono Trigger
The term "Early Human" is given to the people of Ioka and Laruba, who evolved for millions of years on the plains of the prehistoric continent. By 65000000 B.C., they represented normal humans, albeit with immature language ability perhaps an absent of other higher intellectual faculties. That is not to say that they were mentally stunted or childlike; they experienced the full realm of human emotion. They were often of strong build, as a tough physique was required to survive and fend off the Reptites (who labeled them 'Apes'). They lived in small tents and hunted for subsistence. After the Fall of Lavos, they survived for 62 million years unchanged before coming into contact with the Frozen Flame, which rapidly evolved the early human brain and resulted in modern humans.
