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The '''Worldcore''' {{JA|世界のへそ}} is a post-credits epilogue story {{Gates|dungeon}} in {{GameTitle|GatesToInfinity|l|i}}. | The '''Worldcore''' {{JA|世界のへそ}} is a post-credits epilogue story {{Gates|dungeon}} in {{GameTitle|GatesToInfinity|l|i}}. It is the last story dungeon, concluding the post-credits story. The first time it is played, the player controls the partner. When the dungeon is completed for the first time, the player is given the choice to get the hero back as a playable character in the game, or reload the save file back to before the dungeon was completed, having to play the dungeon with as partner again. After this is concluded, the player can play the dungeon normally with any Pokémon. | ||
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The Worldcore (Japanese: 世界のへそ) is a post-credits epilogue story dungeon in Template:GameTitle. It is the last story dungeon, concluding the post-credits story. The first time it is played, the player controls the partner. When the dungeon is completed for the first time, the player is given the choice to get the hero back as a playable character in the game, or reload the save file back to before the dungeon was completed, having to play the dungeon with as partner again. After this is concluded, the player can play the dungeon normally with any Pokémon.
Pokémon
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Items and Poké
Traps
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Trivia
- With the exception of Whirlipede and Zweilous, the Pokémon that appear in this dungeon share their species with Munna's Gang.
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| English | Worldcore | |
| Japanese | 世界のへそ | |
See Also
References
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