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.