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They can be used by characters with magic abilities, and are usually of a yellow color.

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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: In the cartoon series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and She-Ra: Princess of Power the characters are able to travel through time and space by using magic space portals and time corridors.

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The Final Countdown: In the movie The Final Countdown, the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz is transported via a portal to 1941, where its Captain must decide whether to intervene in the Pearl Harbor attack.This door looks like and operates like an ordinary household door. Doraemon: In the Japanese comic and anime series Doraemon, where the Anywhere Door is used to travel from any point to another.A fictional book within the film ( Philosophy of Time Travel) serves as the basis for fan theories about time travel, parallel universes and portals. Donnie Darko: In the movie Donnie Darko, a portal appears on a cinema screen.Cowboy Bebop: In the anime Cowboy Bebop, hyperspace gates allow for faster-though not instantaneous-travel between the planets and colonies of the solar system.Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (TV series): Portals appeared in the series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979–1981), where interstellar travel was facilitated by a network of portals.

This device was introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode " The City on the Edge of Forever" in 1967. It was ring-shaped, with a watery "event horizon". The device could open a spacetime portal to any point in history on any world in the universe.

Star Trek: The Original Series: One of the earliest examples is the Guardian of Forever, in Star Trek.

In film and television, a portal is often portrayed using a ripple effect. A related book plot that is commonly used is the struggle to get to the opposite end of a new gate for the first time before it can be used. In video games, the concept is often used to allow the player to cover territory that has already been explored very quickly. Portals are often used in science fiction to move protagonists into new territory. A "jumpgate" of the X Universe, part of a space-travel network.Ī "Rift Gate" of the video game Primal used for transport between different realms of Oblivion