So, what is your favorite Chrono Trigger monster? (not including Bosses)

[Zakyrus]

I'd say Lavos Spawn -- I count it as a tough enemy / mini-boss. However, if that's not an option in this poll, my next choice would be: Nu.

[Prince Janus]

 Naga-ette. I just like staring at them so much...  it's sad when you have to make them turn red and disintegrate...

[ONSLAUGHT]

And just where do you stare exactly?

[Katie Skyye]

Naga-ette. I just like staring at them so much...  it's sad when you have to make them turn red and disintegrate...

Huzzah! 

C'mon, keep the one-word posts to a bare minimum (i.e. none).

~V_Translanka

[Romana]

Nu, because they're so quirky and surreal.

[EclipsedExistence]

The Save Points had to be my most WTF?! moment in CT. Imagine, an 8-year old playing, when he suddenly is assaulted by the very things that worked to help him. Needless to say, I avoided save points up to Zeal, if only because I kept getting game overs, and was also getting into tons of trouble for leaving the SNES on while I was sleeping/at school.

Some kids feared the Boogie Man, I feared Save Points.

Edit: spelling errors

[Kilfer]

i will agree with and applaud the previous post because it is one damn good point

[Katie Skyye]

The Save Points had to be my most WTF?! moment in CT. Imagine, an 8-year old playing, when he suddenly is assaulted by the very things that worked to help him. Needless to say, I avoided save points up to Zeal, if only because I kept getting game overs, and was also getting into tons of trouble for leaving the SNES on while I was sleeping/at school.

Some kids feared the Boogie Man, I feared Save Points.

Edit: spelling errors

Yes, I was quite freaked out by that at first...but they're painfully easy to defeat, so I ended up liking them because they were just so random.

They didn't even have names!

[LuccaFan]

I LOVED the save points.  They're such good experience at that point in the game.  If I'm starting a new game from scratch, I intentionally try to fall down the holes so I can fight em.

[MagilsugaM]

I LOVED the save points.  They're such good experience at that point in the game.  If I'm starting a new game from scratch, I intentionally try to fall down the holes so I can fight em.

They are good and they give you ethers!

[ONSLAUGHT]

HOORAY FOR ETHERS!
I always keep a good amount of ethers with me. I even did in school!

[Katie Skyye]

HOORAY FOR ETHERS!
I always keep a good amount of ethers with me. I even did in school!

Wha...? Now I'm confused.

[V_Translanka]

Apparently ONSLAUGHT used to huff in school...?

Ah, devil ether. It makes you behave like the village drunkard in some early Irish novel. Total loss of all basic motor function. Blurred vision, no balance, numb tongue. The mind recoils in horror, unable to communicate with the spinal column. Which is interesting because you can actually watch yourself behaving in this terrible way, but you can't control it.

[ONSLAUGHT]

No, that is not what I meant.
But what I said I realized pertained to how old I was and I never should have said it, so pretend it never happened.

[chapapote]

The Save Points had to be my most WTF?! moment in CT. Imagine, an 8-year old playing, when he suddenly is assaulted by the very things that worked to help him. Needless to say, I avoided save points up to Zeal, if only because I kept getting game overs, and was also getting into tons of trouble for leaving the SNES on while I was sleeping/at school.

Some kids feared the Boogie Man, I feared Save Points.

Edit: spelling errors

Yes, I was quite freaked out by that at first...but they're painfully easy to defeat, so I ended up liking them because they were just so random.

They didn't even have names!

Do they even attack you? Then never did to me.

Anyway, I would say Djinn Bottles, but they aren't here (poor things, all of the ones at Heckran's cave never reappear, although the Jackpots at the Lost Sanctum do). But since they're, I'll go for the Ions.