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Compare [[Portal Picture]], its oil-and-canvas counterpart. Compare also [[Portal Door]], when doors lead to someplace non-adjacent. Not to be confused with [[No Flow Portal]], which can be about portals immersed ''in'' pools, nor with the pools in ''[[Portal (Video Game)|Portal]]'', which will cause an [[Grimy Water|unsatisfactory mark on your official testing record, followed by death]]. Nor [http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lny984puEU1qemhe7o1_500.jpg this,] as long as we're talking about ''Portal.''
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== Anime ==
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* ''[[Kyou Kara Maou]]'': Yuuri's primary conveyance between the two worlds are bodies of water. His first trip was amusingly brought about by getting his head dunked in the toilet.
* ''[[Inuyasha]]'' has a portal ''well''. However, it's ''empty'', so be sure you meet the requirements for transport, 'cause if you don't make it across, it's gonna hurt.
* Skuld in ''[[Ah! My Goddess (Manga)|Ah My Goddess]]'' can use bodies of water to teleport. She initially materializes while Keiichi is taking an innocent bath.
* The manga series ''[[Shinobi Life]]'' has first Kagetora, and then others, sent back and forth between the modern era and the time period Kagetora's from, via falling into a lake. However, arriving back in our time somehow results in appearing right above and a little to the left of a large skyscraper. Good thing he's a ninja.
* ''[[Girls Bravo (Manga)|Girls Bravo]]''
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