Living In Fiction: Where Would You Call Home?

A topic that has come up between myself and various circles of friends in the past, and one that I find quite entertaining to discuss, is what fictional setting/world/universe we would opt to live in if we had that choice. It's generally genuinely interesting to hear about what worlds people would consider living in; as much so is hearing the reasoning behind their choice.

So, people of KHPlanet. If you could choose to live in any fictional world, which would it be? Whether it be that of a game, novel, comic, anime, TV series or movie; whether fantasy, science fiction or a more realistic setting. Be sure to explain your choice, and feel free to comment on/discuss the choices of others.

To get the ball rolling, my choice (and shamelessly so):

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It may seem like a childish choice (unless you take some of the darker takes on the series into account), but for me, it was an honest choice between Pokemon or Digimon. In either event, the inspiring factors boiled down to: the companionship of a substantially intelligent animal-type companion, and the incitement of living within a world where real life and adventure are pretty much a hand-in-hand thing, or at least, the latter isn't too far of a leap from the former. Both present worlds in which the excitement of going on a journey isn't gratuitously hampered by the danger of the constant threat of death, as it would be in other franchises. Either one would seem a balanced line of the thrill of adventure with a slightly more lighthearted, and not necessarily life-threatening prospect.

However, at the end of the day, Pokemon had to win out. I opt for the world of Pokemon over that of Digimon on two major counts: first and foremost, that, while less adept for human conversation, Pokemon can be kept in somewhat large quantities; in my mind, it'd be like having a completely self-owned animal shelter, and the bond with them would be no less substantial than the more linguistically sufficient Digital Monsters. On the other count, it comes down to the fact that in the Pokemon world, Pokemon and having said Pokemon is more a fact of life; pretty much everyone in that world, after a certain age, has at least one Pokemon to call their own. The world of Pokemon is, between the two, the one where the very elements that make it a unique place to live, are accessible on a wide scale, rather than reserved for a select few.