1572,the year of FF8.

[MJN SEIFER]

Just let us make theorys. It's more fun that way Jesse.

[Future Esthar]

um...no...they're just different. Just like how an author can write books that are different.
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Only Square knows.I think it can´t be proofed(I think that´s exactly the point.The common villain of all FFs could be a genious that is never caught).

[crazybayman]

They look too different because of the Lunar Cry who drastically changes the topography of the planet from time to time.Also people forget memory due to various experiments.

If that many lunar crys were to occur, each one drastically changing the topography of the planet, then all life on that planet would be destroyed. And 4000 years is NOT enough time for all life (including humans) to come back, and flourish in those numbers. Consecutive lunar cries that can alter the topagraphy of a planet would literally destroy the planet. Earth (or Gaia, or whatever its called) would probably be something like Mars.

Therefore, worlds of FFVII and FFVIII are completely different.

[Christmas]

They look too different because of the Lunar Cry who drastically changes the topography of the planet from time to time.Also people forget memory due to various experiments.

What Experiments? Is this one of those that enable donkeys to talk like human and pee like a dog?

[Neco Arc]

no... i think he means the experiments performed from the JENOVA project...

[~SapphireStar~]

Second looks like MOLV.

It looks more like HOLY to me.

[Zeromus_X]

it looks like a "I" to me...meh.

does he always make these theories? 0_o;;

[BG-57]

does he always make these theories? 0_o;;

Judge for yourself:

http://forums.eyesonff.com/showthread.php?t=73702

[Discord]

The first picture in that link, thanks BG-57, makes me somehow think of "The Beautiful Mind" film... Lots of lines, triangles, etc, which are not making too much sense. No offence people.

Maybe the didn't know Raine's date of birth or death and they've just put HOLLY MOLLY on it?

[Future Esthar]

What Experiments? Is this one of those that enable donkeys to talk like human and pee like a dog?

FF7-

[QUOTE]no... i think he means the experiments performed from the JENOVA project...[QUOTE]

FF8-
The Gf.

Other ff´s-How the hell should I know?Hadn´t played them.

If that many lunar crys were to occur, each one drastically changing the topography of the planet, then all life on that planet would be destroyed. And 4000 years is NOT enough time for all life (including humans) to come back, and flourish in those numbers. Consecutive lunar cries that can alter the topagraphy of a planet would literally destroy the planet. Earth (or Gaia, or whatever its called) would probably be something like Mars.

Lunar cry works like this:
1-The Lunatic Pandora absorbs monsters in one era A.
2-It then time travels to another era B on the future.
3-It absorbs the monsters of era B,makes its destruction and delivers the monsters of era A on era B.
4-This process repeats with the monsters of era B.
On the futurest era (in this case Esthar) it just delivers the monsters of the previous era on this one and didn´t make any destruction.
A complicated holografic system create the illusion that monsters are falling from the moon.

People at the Lunar base weren´t really spotting the moon.
They were on Space but on the PAST.
They thought they were spotting the moon but they were really spotting the planet.They were on Trabia +Balamb era on the exact moment in which the Fire Cavern vulcan boiled down.
In fact the Trabia region goes completely around the Balamb continent.
Seems complete crap?
That´s because the holographic walls delimiting the Trabia+Balamb era separates the fraction of the Planet we saw down there from the rest of the Planet on this era.
However,people on Space are outside of the holographic dome and see the entire planet.
On space we see the glacial region around Balamb and the lava coming from the vulcan on the "Island".Around the lava we see the portion of water around Balamb and some of these lava dissolves into the water.The lava transports fire resistant monsters with it.
The lava will probably melt the ice flooding the entire continent.The Fishermans Horizon era is then born.

[Discord]

Nope, FE. If you melt enough glaciers and the sea level raises the FH, which is built upon the railway-bridge, will go down with the bridge. Plus if you throw a fire-resistant monster into water, it will sink.

Oh, you know, about the dates, I've just found this page saying that Rinoa was born on the 3rd of March. See for yourself:

http://www.cosplayangel.com/costumes-rinona.html

And if the information is correct then:

March is the third month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of seven Gregorian months with the length of 31 days.

Now here we go, find Gregoria on the map:P

[Future Esthar]

Nope, FE. If you melt enough glaciers and the sea level raises the FH, which is built upon the railway-bridge, will go down with the bridge. Plus if you throw a fire-resistant monster into water, it will sink.

No,because there were holographic walls separating the trabia+balamb region from the FH region.
Also what I said was that the Trabia+Balamb region will become the FH region on the future.

[Discord]

Nope, if you flood well enough it will all become just as watery as anything else, unless you put anything in between the Trabia and Balamb garden, however even if there'd be a holographic wall, you would still have a world consisting of pure oceans, thus it’s pointless to discuss since there’s nothing but water and fish.

[Qurange]

Actually, the entire question is moot because the idea has zero basis in canon. It is not FFVIII. It is FE's own original story. It's an interesting story, sure, but it has absolutely nothing to do with FFVIII, as far as I've gathered, except that it shares a few names.

[Discord]

Actually, the entire question is moot because the idea has zero basis in canon. It is not FFVIII. It is FE's own original story. It's an interesting story, sure, but it has absolutely nothing to do with FFVIII, as far as I've gathered, except that it shares a few names.

Well, yes, that's exactly what you get if you bring in quantum mechanics(we aren't far from it) into an RPG to explain something.