People Shared 51 Fictional Worlds Which Have That “Home” Feeling

TechyDad comments: "I agree. Just as long as I'm not a cabbage vendor. Bonus points if I'm a bender."
 
Vahdo also replied: "I would kill to get into Iroh's tea shop. That place looks like heaven.

I4getstuff replied: "Good choice. Breakfast twice. I'd like that. It's my favorite meal. And no shoes."

user comments: "That's the first thing I thought when I read this question. Hungry? Shake a tree. No money? Shake a tree. Need some things? Shake a tree. Need an adrenaline rush? Shake a tree!

scratchy_mcballsy replied: "You’d probably end up with diabetes seeing as how there’s only fruit to eat."

ostentia asks: "How do you know you don't already, and you're just a Muggle?"
 
user replied: " I understand Voldemort poses a huge threat, but I really want to live at Hogwarts and fly on a broomstick."

"I mean, who wouldn't wanna pet a dragon that shoots fireballs at people you mildly dislike?"

JoJoTheVampireSlayer comments: "Minecraft is really depressing if you think about it."

TACOTONY02 replied: "But the freedom is good and the enemies aren't that big of a threat if you know how to counter them."

monotonedopplereffec said: "12 minutes of blissful sleep every night, avoid natural caves and you'd be alright."

banmeifurgay comments: "And die while trying to make spaghetti."

Cassbeckberdan replied: "Or end up in a room with no door and stuck until you die."

I4getstuff replied: "No question. Talking animals is my dream."

"Certain pleasures are unavailable but there's no torture and crap."

Antimoney wrote: "You'll also have to deal with terrorist teams taking over the world and legendary Pokemon trying to end the world every year or so."

chantsnone replied: "Star Trek is the future I hope for."
 
TheDunadan29 replied: "Personally I think Star Trek is the best bet. Utopian future with no poverty, no war, free energy, clean environment, no money, advanced medicine, replicators that make anything you can think of, interstellar travel, etc. You can literally do whatever you want since everything is available to you. And since everyone has the same standard of living you don't have to worry about getting the RNG placement as a muggle like in a Harry Potter universe. And while there was plenty of adventure going on, the Star Trek universe on the whole is fairly stable and you wouldn't be likely to be randomly killed by stuff."

SamaritanPrime comments: "No, seriously, I would take being an absolute nobody in the Star Wars galaxy if it meant I got to live on Naboo.

It's just such a pretty planet. Doesn't seem to get too hot or too cold, and the people seem nice (except for that Palpatine guy- he looks creepy)... Yeah, that's a paradise."

kalimoo replied: "I just want to give a man a pomegranate twice a week until he’s in love with me."

angrymalaysiakid comments: "This would be great until you realize that you'll be fat very quickly in WALL-E and the possibility that the food is made out of human meat."

TellyJart comments: "You can play it! Theres an online game called "toon town rewritten", it's not exact since it has a somewhat different art style, but it's close enough!"

"His soothing voice telling you everything will be ok."

CampbellsChunkyCyst comments: "Hobbits are peaceful and quiet until you mess with their peace and quiet."
 
TheFinxter said:" I think I would love Rohan or Minas Tirith. Rohan for the country land, Minas Tirith for the architecture. Post-war of the ring, of course. Though I'd be sad to miss out on meeting someone like Gandalf. I'm still sad I'll never get to meet Ian McKellan."

gozba comments: "Until you start to walk."

windhive replied: "And then you fall into a river."

ABackyardigan comments: "I would live in breath of the wilds Hyrule post calamity ganon."

imelordoftheimpala asks: "You'd really want to be attacked one day by a group of ninjas who have a banana fetish?"

weirdgroovynerd replied: "Until Christmas..."

"Genies exist in this world."

"I could genuinely see myself spending every day trying the burger of the day and enjoying the hijinks the family gets up to. There never seems to be that crazy of trouble too, so I’d feel relatively safe living there."

lilpinkhouse4nobody replied: "Yeah, but the Red Queen wants your head. And everything is frustrating and annoying. She didn't really like it, you know. Even the flowers were little b*tches."

LeluWater replied: "This is an answer I didn’t expect to vibe with but I totally vibe with it. Kids are capable of creating essentially magical creatures that are perfect companions for them, mild shenanigans, and grandma fosters cookies."

the_quiet_whisper replied: "Was going to say any Super Mario game, but this easily tops it."
Snoo79382 said: "The Internet in Wreck-It Ralph would be fun, it's just so I could visit the Disney area."

"I know this is a bit more childish, but We-bare-bears. Who wouldn't want to be friends with three friendly bears who would always help?"

"If I go in with meta knowledge, and provided I don't get dropped into hell, then I can really break the world. Hell, even if I get killed they are ways to claw yourself back up. Most importantly, anyone can be an adventurer so I don't have to worry about winning the powers lottery. Even without meta knowledge, the DnD universe gives the best chance of gaining meaningful power."

"The world where you can fight epic battles and have a good laugh at the same time, and if you eventually die, it gets even better."

Individual_Lies replied: "Even if you only manage to get as strong as Yamcha, you're still in the 1% of Most Powerful People on Earth."

"Even if I wasn't a crystal gem I think it would be fun to be friends with them."

DigNitty comments: "I’m from the far-off future of 2010!"

"Parks and Recreation started off more realistic but toward the end, it's definitely a more fantastical version of reality where all sociopolitical problems have solutions that are moral, rational, and efficient and people are willing to carry them out or be convinced to carry them out, all within a week or so."

IShallPetYourDogo comments: "There should also be massive levels of background radiation."

user replied: "It's all good, Finn seems to manage."

"If I wanted to stay out of danger I just don't go to New York, and I can sell people's secret identities for hundreds of millions of dollars. I can sell information that nobody should know. Give weaknesses of their enemies to villains and heroes alike. I'd be like a war profiteer but the difference is everyone who is exposed by me will either find a way to make sure no one remembers their secret of will die and be resurrected the next year."

"Pretty much everyone gets enhanced speed (at least enough so to consistently be able to run around naturally occurring loop-de-loops all around the planet) and it always looks super cool."

noogetcenter replied: "Absolutely. If you were to live in a Harry Potter world or middle earth, yeah it might be cool to be a hero or a wizard but you're most likely going to be some muggle or some boring jerk who gets killed by an orc just trying to farm or something. In The Culture every boring jerk has it made."

user comments: "Yeah, it would be cool if you're a half-blood but imagine you're just shopping in a random city and all of sudden some teenagers come around with magical weapons and powers fighting a mythological monster." user replied: "Mortals can't see the monsters though, although you do have a point about how much it would suck if you weren't a half-blood. It's essentially the same world I live in today, and nothing would change for me. I didn't really think that out."

"If everyone biologically has Chakra, I would just learn ninjitsu but skip military service."

Almohadin replied: "Rick’s private toilet world, just dropping this here."

"Run away from NYC as a young teen to live in a hollow tree and hunt with a captured falcon. Seems legit."

"It's one of the few anime where you can actually learn superpowers if you study and try hard enough. I would study my a*s off to get a fire glove like Mustang."

...or wait, do we live in that world now already?

"Even if I have to die first, I’d see little difference with today compared to the future with machines, Pirates, zombies, and space turtles."

"Why? Easy: you can do any crime you want and if you die, you come back and play again.
Plus: meet CJ's house and hang out with Trevor Phillips. Everybody should have a Trevor Phillips hang-out experience."

Vahdo comments: "It might be hard living but the atmosphere is wonderful."

"Kick a*s with no consequences, get 1-ups and collect coins and items, hang out with hot chicks, and play cool tunes. Also, all the great hangouts of Toronto still exist there."

"Even if I'd die within the first few minutes. Seeing the slayer rip through demons like nobody's business would be a sight."

"You can't die, no one dies. Except for the big dumb idiot monsters that spawn endlessly and people pay you for bringing bits of the dead thing. Then, you go back to base where there is an unlimited supply of the most delicious food and drink you've ever seen, prepared by awesome cat friends."

ThiccGenji comments: "I hope you don’t have a dog."

"Can you imagine eating food so delicious your clothes go flying off?"

natty00s replied: "Yeah, same! My goal is to live in/by the ocean so that world would pretty much be a dream!"

"Realistically I'll probably die fairly quickly but God, I just want to shoot a Fatman. Probably how I'd die to be honest."