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== History == | == History == | ||
* This | * This badge's description was changed when Paragon Dance Party was reopened in [[Issue 25]]. It previously read: | ||
Paragon Dance Party was a popular place for local heroes to go relax and have a good time. However, it was almost instantly closed when entrances to Pocket D were opened up by the owner of the Dance Party, DJ Zero, who was merely using the location as a test bed to see if his pet project, Pocket D, would be a success. | Paragon Dance Party was a popular place for local heroes to go relax and have a good time. However, it was almost instantly closed when entrances to Pocket D were opened up by the owner of the Dance Party, DJ Zero, who was merely using the location as a test bed to see if his pet project, Pocket D, would be a success. | ||
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* [[Issue 18 Badges]] | * [[Issue 18 Badges]] | ||
* [[Hero Exploration Badges]] | * [[Hero Exploration Badges]] | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
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[[Category:Hero Exploration Badges]] | [[Category:Hero Exploration Badges]] | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 21 October 2020
Description
Paragon Dance Party was a popular place for local heroes to go relax and have a good time. However, its popularity was almost instantly eclipsed when Pocket D was opened by the Dance Party's owner, DJ Zero. The Dance Party now has an almost underground vibe.
Location
The Dance Legend Badge is at the back entrance of the building 170 yards northwest of the south Paragon City Monorail station.
Its coordinates are (-4316, -100, 1783) .
Accolade
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Canyon Carver Badge |
History
- This badge's description was changed when Paragon Dance Party was reopened in Issue 25. It previously read:
Paragon Dance Party was a popular place for local heroes to go relax and have a good time. However, it was almost instantly closed when entrances to Pocket D were opened up by the owner of the Dance Party, DJ Zero, who was merely using the location as a test bed to see if his pet project, Pocket D, would be a success.