If you could live in any fictional land, which would it be?

[retyopy]

This can include alternate versions of Earth, or other planets, or fictional towns, from books, movies, video games, anything. I think I would live in Hyrule. Because it's groovy there. And pretty. Either that, Skulduggery Pleasant's version of Earth, or the Edge. I can not stress how amazing living on The Edge would be. No song reference intended.

 

[stefanbertramlee]

The Methods of Rationality version of the Harry Potter, as a wizard.

 

[Amberella]

I would love to live in Azeroth as a blood elf and live in SilverMoon City.

 

[hotsauceman]

Equestria. I dont care if im a pony. That place seems awesome. Except the lame version of a cockatrice.

 

[Kapol]

Hmm, well I have one, but I'm not going to mention it as it's a 'my world' thing. So instead I'll say maybe the Scott Pilgrim world (having video-game like rules, down to 1-ups, and other things like that make it seem awesome), Equestria (I don't care that much for the show, but it seems like one of the few interesting worlds of fiction that is also mostly peaceful), the Pokemon world (pokemon make life easier and there's battling, yay! Plus it's one of the few (well, many) worlds where a random 12 year old can save the world), or maybe the X-men universe depending on my power.

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

Mass Effect's. It's got space, hot blue alien women, and robots. What's not to love?

 

[Scarim Coral]

Mmm probably Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends since in that universe an imaginary friend is real! (I'm not saying I'm lonely but it would be awesome.)

 

[lonemerk]

I would live in motherland

 

[skoasha]

Discworld. Always The Discworld.

 

[retyopy]

Mass Effect's. It's got space, hot blue alien women, and robots. What's not to love?

Well, first of all, in order to get these "hot blue woman" you must die. Or almost die.

 

[Ldude893]

I'll move there whenever this world's about to get destroyed. Either that or a universe connected to other universes in a Multiverse network via wormholes.

 

[electric_warrior]

Middle earth

I want to ride me an eagle!

 

[LordOmnit]

As boring as it might be when there are no *wonderful* adventures, Aqua from the series Aria.
A terraformed Mars with lots and lots of water and weather control to simulate the seasons on Earth and islands all over representing various cultures from Earth and the [EDIT] main [/EDIT] being New Venice? And there's no large-scale conflicts- either physical or ideological? Sign me up.

 

[JCBFGD]

Temporarily? New Vegas, or somewhere in the NCR. Post-apocalyptia fascinates me.

Permanently? Probably The City, Cyrodiil, or Tarant. All three locations seem like a nice place to live.

 

[Arsen]

I'd say Westeros but I'd probably end up getting killed.
Probably Middle Earth or Mid-World.

 

[enzilewulf]

The Gundam universe. Shit If I get to fly around in one of those things hell yeah I am signing up for the army! Or air force considering their - Oh what ever. That's how you advertise for the military. "Hey, wanna fly one of these bad asses? Well then join the few, the proud, the bad ass robot division."

 

[Zeroandx]

I dont know how but I read "Fictional Island" so ime gonna go with Delfino Island

 

[infohippie]

My usual answer to questions of this type: The Culture, from Iain M Banks's novels. My second choice, though, would be Equestria.

 

[rosemystica]

Equestria! Magic rainbow girly utopia? Sign me up!

Alternatively, the Pokemon world, because apparently it's so completely unthreatening, even with the giant monsters, that their children run around unsupervised beating up lame criminal organizations. I imagine that being a grownup there would be the most laid-back thing ever.

 

[ShatterPalm]

Discworld. Always The Discworld.

Ninja'd, but you're a Prachett fan so I don't really care.