Story Mode:Adventure Pass

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The Adventure Pass is a purchasable pass that allows the player to access post-season episodes in Minecraft: Story Mode.

It is made up of three episodes, whose release dates were announced throughout 2016, with the first episode airing on the 7th of June.

The Adventure Pass was announced on March 22, 2016, along with the premiere date of Order Up!.

Episodes

• Episode 6: A Portal to Mystery, released on June 7th, 2016.
• Episode 7: Access Denied, released on July 26th, 2016.
• Episode 8: A Journey's End?, released on September 13th, 2016.

Notable characters

Main protagonists

• Jesse
• Petra
• Lukas
• Ivor

Episodic protagonists

• Harper

Episodic antagonists

• Cassie Rose
• PAMA
• Hadrian
• Mevia

Supporting characters

• YouTubers
• Winslow
• Emily
• Nell
• Otto
• Axel
• Olivia

Trivia

• In A Portal to Mystery and Access Denied, Axel and Olivia are mentioned several times, but do not have any appearances.
• Soren was initially planned to be an Old Builder until the idea was turned down. It was meant to be a side plot where Ivor joined the portal journey to find him. However, some parts of the idea remained in the game, such as Soren's books.^[1]
• In A Portal to Mystery, references to YouTube can be seen.

Gallery

• 
  The Adventure Pass.
• 
  Only the artwork.

References

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