Square Enix has pulled back the curtain on the two most mechanically distinct members of the Chrono Trigger cast, unveiling the first prototype images...

Square Enix has pulled back the curtain on the two most mechanically distinct members of the Chrono Trigger cast, unveiling the first prototype images for the FORM-ISM Lucca and Robo figures. The reveal, shared via the company’s official merchandise channel, confirms that the line is moving beyond its initial Chrono and Marle offerings to complete the core time-traveling trio and their faithful robotic companion. The newly surfaced images highlight a deliberate design philosophy for this series: the figures are sculpted to mirror the iconic standing poses from the original game’s packaging artwork. For Lucca, this means capturing the brilliant inventor’s confident slouch, her signature helmet, and the intricate details of her mechanics-focused outfit. Robo, meanwhile, presents...

Square Enix has pulled back the curtain on the two most mechanically distinct members of the Chrono Trigger cast, unveiling the first prototype images for the FORM-ISM Lucca and Robo figures. The reveal, shared via the company’s official merchandise channel, confirms that the line is moving beyond its initial Chrono and Marle offerings to complete the core time-traveling trio and their faithful robotic companion. The newly surfaced images highlight a deliberate design philosophy for this series: the figures are sculpted to mirror the iconic standing poses from the original game’s packaging artwork. For Lucca, this means capturing the brilliant inventor’s confident slouch, her signature helmet, and the intricate details of her mechanics-focused outfit. Robo, meanwhile, presents...