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2300 A.D. (Chrono Trigger)

The world map in A.D. 2300

2300 A.D. is a time period in Squaresoft's Chrono Trigger.

It is a dystopian time period, the world left to die after the Day of Lavos and the absolute destruction it brought to the entire planet. The atmosphere is dirty and black and hardly any light reaches the planet's surface. The once prosperous human race has been reduced to living in the remains of scattered domes across the continents, abandoning the ruined cities to the mutated creatures left in Lavos' wake. Robo is found in this time period, lying dormant since 1999, and Belthasar lives in his lab (the Keeper's Dome) on the southern continent.

An alternative version of this time period where the Day of Lavos was averted can be seen in some of the endings to the game. It is implied to be a happy time, with Nadia's Bell, a famous 1000 A.D landmark, still existing, and Robo enjoying a fair with his friend, Atropos.

In the Beta Version, some islands were changed around, but the map mostly remains the same. The strangest inclusion is a coliseum-like building isolated in a island. It is not enterable whatsoever, for there was nothing programmed for it. It has been given the name "Robot Village" by fans due to the text strand located in the game.



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