Inter-Dimensional Portal

Location name is... The Inter-Dimensional Portal.
== Description ==
The Inter-Dimensional Portal is a place with impossible, eldritch-like geometry, that gives access to different dimensions and universes. It can be used to access other lands and worlds
== History ==
It's impossible to know the full history of the Inter-Dimensional Portal, because of what it is. Hoopa tried to take over the Portal, but was thwarted. 
== Trivia ==
* The Inter-Dimensional Portal is a concept that is present in a lot of Rafe's projects.
** Obviously this project
** RonZak Super Mario 64 Bloopers 2
** The whole moving factor of Dimension Hoppers. Arguably, where it all started.
*** Arguably also present in RonZakWolf, but that's debatable.
** The Inter-Dimensional Portal was a reoccurring theme in Rafe's music, specifically with his main project, RonZak. It even got its own album, aptly titled, "Inter-Dimensional Portal". It vaguely describes the Portal, and how it functions. It also is connected to another project; Brohmanson Television. Brohmanson Television has gotten two albums about it; "Inter-Dimensional Portal" and "Selected Tracks from Brohmanson Television".
*** Oddly enough, there is a song on the "Inter-Dimensional Portal" titled, "The Inter-Dimensional Portal Has Finally Closed". Could this song be portraying the death of the Portal, or is it about an opening to the Portal closed, no longer having access to a universe/dimension, maybe that of Brohmanson Television?
** Brohmanson Television is debatable.
* Rafe has gone on record stating that he has a soft spot for science fiction. Science fiction is present in a lot of his stories, and projects in general.
** Obviously this show
** RonZak Super Mario 64 Bloopers 2
** The entirety of Dimension Hoppers is science fiction. Going through portals, different dimensions/universes, and apocalyptic scenarios.
** Most of the short stories Rafe writes in the anthology series, "Lost in Time", tends to be science fiction, but not all the time.
*** Actually, the title, "Lost in Time", is a reference to the video game series, Halo.
** Demon Keepers can sometime delve into science fiction, and horror science fiction theme. Demon Keepers delves and plays around with horror themes and trends, so horror-based science fiction was bound to be in there somewhere. I mean, look at who we're writing about
**Brohmanson Television, since it's an alternate universe to ours.
*It can give access to power to someone. This happens if someone has gone through it enough times.
* The Inter-Dimensional Portal is its own dimension.