Chrono Trigger - Secret of the Forest (remix super loop + rain sounds)

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  @berzerkrobot · 7 months ago (edited) · pinned

  For those who want to see this original pixel art animated (and other scenes made by Mark Ferrari) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vgQABeETww&amp;t=802">https://youtu.be/1vgQABeETww?t=802</a>

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  @RocksSocks-k2m · 1 year ago

  You know the song is good when it’s been 11 years and the comment section is still active. Chrono Trigger was a masterpiece

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  @Moss_Dude · 4 years ago

  I know literally nothing about Chrono Trigger, yet I hear this song specifically a lot and the nostalgia people must get from this is palpable. A good OST can raise the story and emotion of a game to new heights and I can tell this must&apos;ve been one of them.

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  @PeripheriAe · 4 years ago

  Just in case anyone wants to know, that art was created by Mark Ferrari for the Living Worlds collection. Its amazing pixel art

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  @grabbiel · 3 years ago (edited)

  My brother showed me this game through an SNES emulator. And every time something big happened in the game, I would wait until he came to visit me again just to tell him how fun it was to listen to Spekkio’s song or how sad it was that I lost Chrono. Little did I know he played that game religiously each year and knew every single detail about it, yet never hesitated when getting hyped up or sad with me when I showed him my progress. He was 16 or maybe 15 and I was 8. He lived with his mom and I lived with mine. We would only meet once or twice a year. Then he fell for the alcohol, dropped out of college many times, and our dad stopped liking him or at least I remember him shouting at him over the phone, and we stopped talking let alone seeing each other. I met him again when I turned 17 and he was 24/25. I was leaving to study college in the US and he wanted to say goodbye. He gave my first try of a cigarette, and after I coughed and all he gave me advice to overcome all the crap I was feeling after my first breakup. At night in his apartment, I was looking over his stuff and found an ancient SNES and Chrono Trigger just popped into my mind. He showed me his saved game, and we talked for hours about stupid child things. When he dropped off nearby my house bcs our dad couldn’t know we were hanging out, I couldn’t but cry. This game is like the only time I could see my brother detached from the anger in our dad’s voice. Like the brother that cared so much for me regardless of how his life was going. I miss you.

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  @danielpapavea · 8 months ago

  Someone from 2026, revisiting this work of art?

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  @godlyvex · 8 years ago

  This game actually taught me to read. I started playing it before I knew how to read, and to actually progress I had to figure out how to read. Jesus, I don&apos;t think I ever even beat the final boss... Good enough excuse to play the game again.

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  @ThrashCommander · 5 years ago

  if any of you guys are necromancers I just want you to know that after I die you can totally use my corpse in your skeleton army to take over the world, I would be happy to be part of that.

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  @WaNoJudo · 2 years ago (edited)

  I have been severely depressed, isolated and very suicidal over those last two years. <br><br>Everytime I was hesitant of taking my own life, I would come here or on some Chrono Trigger OST, in order to remind me that if I can hear such delightful music, it is worth continuing to endure. <br>I would never want to not experience hearing this. <br>From that, I always felt grateful of being alive and it kept me going. <br><br>I want to express my utmost gratitude for uploading such perfect videos, from the bottom of my soul. ❤️

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  @ciscornBIG · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ll never forget the cold fall day in 95 when me and my cousin first arrived in 600AD and heard all these great songs. I miss those days and experiencing this game for the first time. Everything was so new and decades later, thousands of hours of anime and games, I still come back to these simple, comfortable places where I first felt awe at this digital medium. All of this is transitory and these electronic signals will fade some day and no one will ever know the Secret of the Forest or &nbsp;hear the song in the wind. CT is the perfect game to have these thoughts to.

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  @DaveM67 · 2 years ago

  This is the only thing I could do after hearing of Toriyama&apos;s passing. Rest in Peace Legend,

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  @ThrashCommander · 7 years ago

  I like trees

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