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Top 18 Magical Worlds in Fiction

by YPB Team1 vote

Some you reach through a wardrobe, some through a train platform, one by climbing a tree. Pick the one you would actually move to.

  1. Middle-earth — ranked #11
    Middle-earth
    Tolkien's world, built with its own languages, races and several ages of history before the story starts.
    1000pts
  2. Hogwarts — ranked #22
    Hogwarts
    The wizarding school of the Harry Potter books, complete with moving staircases and a forbidden forest.
    858pts
  3. Narnia — ranked #33
    Narnia
    The snowbound country behind the wardrobe in C.S. Lewis's novels, ruled by a lion and a witch.
    678pts
  4. Azeroth — ranked #44
    Azeroth
    The world of Warcraft, split between two factions and endlessly re-mapped by expansions.
    678pts
  5. Neverland — ranked #55
    Neverland
    The island where children never grow older, guarded by pirates and a ticking crocodile.
    555pts
  6. Earthsea — ranked #66
    Earthsea
    Ursula K. Le Guin's archipelago, where knowing a thing's true name gives you power over it.
    555pts
  7. Asgard — ranked #77
    Asgard
    The golden realm of Norse myth and Marvel's Thor, joined to the rest by a rainbow bridge.
    555pts
  8. Camelot — ranked #88
    Camelot
    Arthur's court, the round table and the wizard who arranged everything in advance.
    555pts
  9. Wonderland — ranked #99
    Wonderland
    Lewis Carroll's world down the rabbit hole, where logic is a punchline.
    555pts
  10. The Enchanted Wood — ranked #1010
    The Enchanted Wood
    The forest of Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree, where a new land arrives at the top of the tree each week.
    0pts
  11. Discworld — ranked #1111
    Discworld
    Terry Pratchett's flat world, carried on four elephants standing on a giant turtle.
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  12. Westeros — ranked #1212
    Westeros
    The continent of Game of Thrones, where the magic is rationed and the politics are not.
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  13. Fantasia — ranked #1313
    Fantasia
    The realm of The NeverEnding Story, dissolving into nothing unless a child keeps reading.
    0pts
  14. Hyrule — ranked #1414
    Hyrule
    The kingdom of The Legend of Zelda, rebuilt and re-explored across four decades of games.
    0pts
  15. The Spirit World — ranked #1515
    The Spirit World
    The bathhouse realm of Spirited Away, where taking a job means giving up your name.
    0pts
  16. Terabithia — ranked #1616
    Terabithia
    The imagined kingdom two children build in the woods in Katherine Paterson's novel.
    0pts
  17. Oz — ranked #1717
    Oz
    The land at the end of the yellow brick road, with four witches and a wizard who is neither.
    0pts
  18. Pandora — ranked #1818
    Pandora
    The moon of Avatar, with floating mountains and a forest that turns out to be a network.
    0pts

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