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This same pattern follows for all other terminals, with the exception of the green terminal, leading to the [[Hundred Acre Wood]] and the final terminal, leading to what is presumably [[Hollow Bastion]]. In order, Sora is taken to Traverse Town, The Rabbit Hole in [[Wonderland]], the Olympus Coliseum Gates, The Bamboo Thicket in [[Deep Jungle]], the Plaza in [[Agrabah]], The Undersea Gorge in Atlantica, [[Oogie Boogie|Oogie's]] Roulette wheel in Halloween Town, The Galley in [[Neverland]], Hollow Bastion, and the Empty Meadow in Hundred Acre Wood. In Atlantica and Halloween Town, Sora is changed into his merman and vampire forms, respectively, to reflect his entry into the same. Upon completing each terminal, Sora receives a copy of the item he received upon beating the boss of said world. | This same pattern follows for all other terminals, with the exception of the green terminal, leading to the [[Hundred Acre Wood]] and the final terminal, leading to what is presumably [[Hollow Bastion]]. In order, Sora is taken to Traverse Town, The Rabbit Hole in [[Wonderland]], the Olympus Coliseum Gates, The Bamboo Thicket in [[Deep Jungle]], the Plaza in [[Agrabah]], The Undersea Gorge in Atlantica, [[Oogie Boogie|Oogie's]] Roulette wheel in Halloween Town, The Galley in [[Neverland]], Hollow Bastion, and the Empty Meadow in Hundred Acre Wood. In Atlantica and Halloween Town, Sora is changed into his merman and vampire forms, respectively, to reflect his entry into the same. Upon completing each terminal, Sora receives a copy of the item he received upon beating the boss of said world. | ||
Few of these | Few of these terminals, however, do not follow the rules or designs of the corresponding world. Neverland disallows flying in a consistent motion or up and down in direction as well as the barriers of doorways between separate locations. Olympus Coliseum reflects the views of its villain, [[Hades]], which is darker in design. | ||
The green terminal, which takes Sora to the Hundred Acre Wood, bears a save point rather than a host of enemies, though when one uses it, one is noted as saving the game in the World Terminus rather than the Hundred Acre Wood. One will also find there one or two items, and it is interesting to note that the colour of the light that forms the terminal to this world is green rather than blue or violet, and when Sora enters therein, he disappears in stars rather than in dark mist. | The green terminal, which takes Sora to the Hundred Acre Wood, bears a save point rather than a host of enemies, though when one uses it, one is noted as saving the game in the World Terminus rather than the Hundred Acre Wood. One will also find there one or two items, and it is interesting to note that the colour of the light that forms the terminal to this world is green rather than blue or violet, and when Sora enters therein, he disappears in stars rather than in dark mist. | ||