Who does Arris Dome belong to?

[fxar99]

According to the Dead Sea / Sea of Eden FAQ Refutation article, Arris Dome belongs to Guardia and if Porre rises, then Guardia will fall, Arris Dome won't exist and so Crono & co will never find out about Lavos, so it will live to destroy the planet. This will in few words lead to the creation of the Dead Sea in the Home World. This means, that the Home World Lavos still exists, Crono & co did nothing. In Another World, Crono & co defeated Lavos. In short...

Home World:
 Porre rises
Guardia falls
 Arris Dome isn't built
Crono & co don't know about Lavos
 Lavos destroys the planet
Dead Sea becomes a timeline graveyard

Another World:
 Porre doesn't rise
Guardia still exists
 Arris Dome is built
Crono & co find out about Lavos
 Lavos is defeated
The Sea of Eden remains what it is

Now, I may be wrong, but there is not reason to believe that Arris Dome was belongs to Guardia. It can belong to Porre (or to Guardia which belongs to Porre). If such thing happens, then Arris Dome exists in the Home World, so... So what? I can't imagine what happens here... What do you think?

[Zaperking]

Porre did rise in another World. Another World and Home world, all after the time crash, should have the same future because Porre does rise nether the less.

[V_Translanka]

Um, who's to say that Guardia & Porre still exist in any sense in said future?

Also, it's been surmised that Guardia makes a comeback (if you will).

[Mystik3eb]

And TTI, if it truly exists, makes it so Crono and co will always remember the time they watched Lavos destroy the earth from that panel in the now-gone devasted future.

[Sentenal]

Guardia was defeated, but they are still somewhat soverign even in 1020.

[Chrono'99]

Guardia was defeated, but they are still somewhat soverign even in 1020.

Or at least Guardia is not intregral part of Porre or some other country.

[Lazarus Plus]

I found it an interesting dichotomy that the nation that appeared the least militaristic of all the nations you see conquers the one that appears the most militaristic.

I guess Porre was the gale that broke the ancient oak, that stood so proudly before the storm. It appeared invincible in it's hubris, but was humbled.

[Daggart]

You will note that in chronotrigger when you ask people of the ruined future about Truce, they've never heard of the place.

Politically speaking, (as opposed to geografically) we don't see any evidence tying the domes of the future to the nation of Guardia, and I think this is important because it allows for either Porre or Guardia to be dominent in 1005 without changing the future. I think its safe to assume that whatever nation is dominent in 1005 will likely suffer some cataclysmic events in the thousand three hundred years before the future we glimpse comes about.

[Tonjevic]

Or maybe the people dropped any pretext of culture, and gave up history to focus on surviving. It was three hundred and one years since the day of lavos. That's plenty long enough to forget stuff. in thier situation, I would be surprised if they knew about truce vilage one generation after the armageddon.

[Lin_Zhen_Quan]

time travellers immunity, those who travel through time memories are unaffected by further changes to time.

[Tonjevic]

Yes, thier memories are altered if something happens to the timeline that precludes an event that they experienced from happening, or changes it. You are just being silly now. All these posts, are they just to get your postcount up? Please try and contribute in a more logical and thought out manner.
(and dont reply to comments that have been said pages ago, unless its valid to the current thread of discussion).

[Zaperking]

Yeah, and TTI is a theory, not fact.

[Chrono'99]

Yeah, and TTI is a theory, not fact.

The fact that Belthasar arrives in 2,300 A.D. even after Crono changed the future pretty much validates TTI, in one version of the theory or another.

[GrayLensman]

Yeah, and TTI is a theory, not fact.

There are a lot more examples of time travellers having immunity than not, such as Marle's disappearance, etc.

[Riv]

994 years between the Fall of Guardia and the Day of Lavos is enough time for a kingdom to possibly resurface as well, let's not forget.  Also the comment that Porre had help outside the flow of time to become the power it did...