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The Sorcerer's Key, also known as the "Sorcerer Key," is a magical golden colored key that when placed in the Eye of Eternities also known as the Tengu stone; which acts as a lock, can open the entrance to the Sorcerer's Prison. It made its debut appearance in the episode "Randy Cunningham and the Sorcerer's Key."
History[]
Before Randy and Howard ruined the timeline, the key was used to close the Sorcerer's prison after the Sorcerer got trapped by Eye of Eternites. The only way to release him was the Sorcerer's Key, a forgotten magical relic used by the First Ninja to seal the evil conjurer's prison. Afterwards, the Ninja hid the key away, knowing it was far too dangerous to possess. Once every century, for one minute, the key's location would be revealed when the sunlight reflects off the Eye of Eternity. When the key was found, the NinjaNomicon stored its key until the key itself moved to a different location. Every time the key revealed its location, the Sorcerer tended to fail from getting the key. When Randy found the key, he merge it with the Nomicon and it told him that Randy himself must face the Sorcerer in the final battle.
During "Ninjception," Randy unknowingly opened the hatch with the key due to the Sorcerer's interference with his dreams by the power ball, before he realized the Howard in his dreams wasn't the real Howard.
During "Ball's Well That Friends Well," the Sorcerer was released from the prison to fight against Evil Julian. After the Chaos Pearls were thrown into the pit, Randy then closed up the seal, allowing the Sorcerer to be united with his lost humanity.
Trivia[]
- So far, how Nomicon (NinjaNomicon) interprets of opening the prison is different from reality shown in "Ball's Well That Friends Well."
- The circle on the floor of the Sorcerer's hole is written in hiragana and katakana which roughly translates, "Wake up soul; one who makes others proud; see the shore; a meaningless song; right and left; left and right."
- The key and its debut episode may be a reference to the original British title of the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and its American and movie title, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
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