The Manifestation Gate is a gateway that was built by the Mechanic and his henchmen in Ninjago, and Unagami and his aerial drones in Prime Empire. It served as a portal between Prime Empire and Ninjago and was powered by the energy cubes and Zane, though it almost killed him.
History[]
The Prodigal Father[]
The Mechanic's henchmen begin building the Manifestation Gate in order to bring Unagami to Ninjago. The Mechanic then demands for the Prime Empire motherboard, but Zane claims it was destroyed. Knowing Zane is lying, the Mechanic brings in Wu and threatens to hurt Wu if Zane doesn't confess. Zane ends up revealing the motherboard, and the Mechanic inserts it into the gate. He then uses Zane to power the gateway although it had a high chance of destroying him.
When P.I.X.A.L. is fighting the Mechanic's henchmen, the gateway is opened and the Mechanic waits for his master to arrive.
The Temple of Madness[]
After the Manifestation Gate in Prime Empire was completed, Unagami, the Red Visors, Jay, and the Blue Dragon went to the portal to enter Ninjago.
Game Over[]
Once Unagami had managed to get into Ninjago, the Mechanic and his henchmen ran away in fear. Luckily, P.I.X.A.L manages to free Zane just as Jay arrives to help. The latter then comes up with a plan to have Unagami and Milton Dyer reconcile at Borg Tower which then causes all of the trapped and cubed players to be released through the gate alongside the NPCs. While the Manifestation Gate in Prime Empire ceased to existed, the fate of the gate in Ninjago became unknown.
Appearances[]
Ninjago[]
Season 12: Prime Empire[]
- 135. "The Cliffs of Hysteria" (indirectly mentioned)
- 136. "The Maze of the Red Dragon" (indirectly mentioned)
- 142. "The Prodigal Father"
- 143. "The Temple of Madness"
- 144. "Game Over"
Season 14: Seabound[]
- 168. "Five Thousand Fathoms Down" (indirectly mentioned)
Trivia[]
- From Prime Empire, the Manifestation Gate appears as an arcade cabinet.