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  • Realms

    • Anterwold
      • Fantasy realm where the political differences of the inhabitants - urban and pastoral, rich and poor, insider and outsider - are kept in what-should-be-eternal balance by a ritual known as the Abasement.

    • Anubis Universe
      • Gabriel Yulaw victim #123 of 123 is Lawless from the Anubis Universe.

    • Armageddon
      • War torn realm where Vin finds himself during a shot - apparently a sort of holding pen created by someone from the future.
      • Thor's home world, also known as the realm eternal.

    • The Bad Idea Place
      • Fake place the Judge makes a joke about referring to the group's idea that they either all pass their tests and go to The Good Place together, or go to the Bad Place, even if just one of them fails. (Season 2 episode 11 The Burrito)

    • Beyond
      • Name the survivors aboard the adrift generational ship give the world beyond what they can see. (Season 1 episode If the Stars Should Appear)

    • Billionaireland
      • Joke Matthew makes about Mr. James' lifestyle. Matthew: "Mr. James, no offense, you wouldn't understand." Mr. James: "Why not?" Matthew: "To be frank, you spend your day in billionaire-land. Getting steam baths and sitting on your ass, letting your ego be massaged by yes men." (Season 5 episode Freaky Friday)

    • Bionicle
      • One of the other many realms in the universe shown while Wyldstyle is explaining the nature of reality to Emmet, included in the bunch of others she says, "We don't need to mention."

    • Canopus Universe
      • Gabriel Yulaw victim #119 of 123 is Ni Dilaw from the Canopus Universe.

    • Catholic Heaven
      • When Reverend Lovejoy tells Marge that Homer and Bart will have to different afterlives if they convert to Catholicism, she envisions what Protestant Heaven and Catholic Heaven will look like. (Season 16 episode The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star)

    • Clown Town
      • One of the other many realms in the universe that Wyldstyle mentions when explaining the nature of reality to Emmet.

    • The Crossroads
      • The Crossroads is among the various phrases written on Selvig's chalkboard - it's an other-dimensional reality that has a prominent role in the "Doctor Strange" comics.

    • Deadland
      • A barren planet leftover from a failed terraforming project that became a dumping ground for criminals.

    • Dimension 35C
      • Rick and Morty travel to Dimension 35C. It's got the perfect climate conditions for a special type of tree called a Mega Tree, and there's fruit in those trees and there's seeds in those fruit - Mega Seeds and they're incredibly powerful. Rick needs them to help him with his research. (Season 1 Pilot episode)

    • Dimension 404
      • Narrator: In the darkest depths of cyberspace, there is another world. A lost dimension, home to wonders unseen, terrors unspeakable. Stories unlike any ever told until now. Do not click back. Do not reload. We have reconnected to… Dimension 404.

    • Dimension C-132
      • Rick and Morty's home dimension, mentioned when Rick and Morty are taken to Time Court in Issue #2.

    • Dimension C-137
      • Our dimension, apparently - where Rick tells the planet of women he's from (Season 1 episode Raising Gazorpazorp)

    • Dimension X
      • "Oh, he knew what I had meant to ask; I saw it in his gray eyes... Where do all these things come from? I had meant to ask. Oh, I know well enough where you come from, Stevens; that accent isn't Dimension X, it's pure Brooklyn. But where do you go? (Story: The Breathing Method)

    • The Divine Treasury
      • Ferengi version of Heaven, from various episodes.
      • Quark: And when I arrive at the gates of the Divine Treasury, the registrar will accept my bribe and usher me inside and do you know why? Because I died exactly the way I lived - as a Ferengi! (Season 4 episode The Quickening)
      • Quark read a report that over 40% of the population no longer believes that you have to buy your way into the Divine Treasury when you die. (Season 7 episode The Dogs of War)
      • Nog: I think I've died and gone to the Divine Treasury. (Season 5 episode The Ascent)
      • When Quark, Rom and Nog go back in time, they wonder if they actually died. (Season 4 episode Little Green Men)
      • Bashir mentions where Rom would have gone had he waited any longer to come see him. (Season 4 episode Bar Association)

    • Dog Heaven
      • Excuse that Eleanor makes to explain Michael's condition to new resident John Wheaton - that he just transferred to the Good Place from Dog Heaven and he's not used to humans yet. (Season 3 episode Pandemonium)

    • Doggie Heaven
      • Heaven for dogs that Homer tells the kids about when they consider not getting Santa's Little Helper the surgery he needs. (Season 3 episode Dog of Death)

    • The Downunderverse
      • Realm from Dash Dingo, the Australian video game that Lisa plays when she stays home from school sick, parody of Crash Bandicoot. (Season 10 episode Lisa Gets an 'A')

    • Dumb World
      • Joke Jerry makes when Rick says Mr. Nimbus controls the police. "Yeah, that tracks - in dumb world." (Season 5 episode Mort Dinner Rick Andre)

    • Earthrealm
      • Realm on the verge of catastrophe. Should it lose one more tournament, the savage realm of Outworld will invade. But an ancient prophecy foretells that a new group of champions will be united by the rise of Hanzo Hasahi's blood.

    • The Even Worse Place
      • Theoretical realm Eleanor mentions existing (Season 2 episode 2 Dance Dance Resolution)

    • The Event Horizon
      • Hemmer threatens to send the characters from the Kingdom of Elysian to the Event Horizon - a dark realm full of chaos and monsters. (Season 1 episode The Elysian Kingdom)

    • Fabuland
      • One of the other many realms in the universe shown while Wyldstyle is explaining the nature of reality to Emmet, included in the bunch of others she says, "We don't need to mention."

    • The Faces of the Damned
      • Chris must walk across the field of Faces of the Damned to find Annie in a dark and twisted version of their house.

    • Fayland
      • Joke Antonio makes about Fay not being in touch with reality, how it must be nice to live in Fayland - "where the little elves and leprechauns watch over everyone." (Season 7 episode Grouses, Houses, and Bickering Spouses)

    • Friends
      • One of the other many realms in the universe shown while Wyldstyle is explaining the nature of reality to Emmet, included in the bunch of others she says, "We don't need to mention."

    • Galindor
      • Abed: Let's begin. A blood-orange sunrise crests the peaks of Rage Mountain, as the eight of you arrive at the troubled realm of Galindor. Ahead to the north, a bridged ravine. Beyond that, a mysterious black tower where, rumor has it, an evil necromancer dwells. Your goal: Reach to the top of the tower and destroy the necromancer, freeing the realm from his evil magic. (Season 5 episode Advanced Advanced Dungeons & Dragons)

    • Gehenna
      • A plane of existence of neutral evil/lawful evil alignment from Dungeons & Dragons, mentioned in The Afterlife newspaper. "Ectoplasm leak at Plant Number 9: Necro-Plant #9 located on the outer moat of the third plane of Gehenna"
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