Theory on how Lavos was put into DBT

[Naz]

By the way, Thanks for the pic CyberSarkany.

[CyberSarkany]

No problem, since I suck at arguing, I like to support people with pics'n'stuff.

[DeweyisOverrated]

Hmm... except that bit LOOKS like its the left one, not the right one.  If that theory is correct, it would seem that it would have been the right bit that went to the DBT, seeing as the left one was more of an assistant than anything.

[Mystik3eb]

What are you on about? The Moment Zeal is defeated, you get sent to his PD, which means you don't arrive in 1999AD >.>

Why the hell would Lavos rise out of the ground in his own PD? Does a PD even have "ground"?

Hmm... except that bit LOOKS like its the left one, not the right one. If that theory is correct, it would seem that it would have been the right bit that went to the DBT, seeing as the left one was more of an assistant than anything.

...well, it doesn't look more like the Left Bit based on looks, but it's location does. However that depends on where Crono was standing. Since I honestly remember it being on the right, the entire pic would be helpful for confirmation, Cyber...^_^

[Naz]

Hmm... except that bit LOOKS like its the left one, not the right one.  If that theory is correct, it would seem that it would have been the right bit that went to the DBT, seeing as the left one was more of an assistant than anything.

Technically, yes. It IS the Left Bit. But it's referred to as the Right Bit since it's on Lavos' right hand side.

[CyberSarkany]

Since it was a 1on1, Crono was in the center, but nm(post counter+1) here the pic:

[DeweyisOverrated]

right, I meant in terms of the player's perspective.  So, basically, it was the right bit that remained, when it was the left bit that was the core of Lavos.

I figured it was Lavos' right bit based solely on location, obviously.  Where Crono was standing was pretty much irrelevant, because if it was Lavos' left, it would have been to Crono's right.