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* The City... of Townsville in ''Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls''.
** And the Town... of Citysville [[spoiler: is a Deconstruction.]]
* WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja has Norrisville, where most of the show's mystical and technological conflicts revolve around.
** And the Town... of Citysville [[spoiler: is a Deconstruction.]]
* WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja has Norrisville, where most of the show's mystical and technological conflicts revolve around.
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* ''Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls'':
** The City... ofTownsville in ''Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls''.
Townsville.
** And the Town... of Citysville[[spoiler: is [[spoiler:is a Deconstruction.]]
*WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja ''WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja'' has Norrisville, where most of the show's mystical and technological conflicts revolve around.
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* The in-universe Cleveland from ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'', where the main Sector V protagonists live. Other major operatives like Numbuh 362 and Numbuh 86 also live there.
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* ''VideoGame/PowerwashSimulator''[='=]s Muckingham has [=UFOs=], time travelers, an active volcano and the remnants of Atlantis. All of which are in serious need of a deep clean, of course.
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* ''VideoGame/PowerwashSimulator''[='=]s Muckingham has [=UFOs=], time travelers, machines, an active volcano and the remnants of Atlantis. All of which are in serious need of a deep clean, of course.
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* ''VideoGame/PowerwashSimulator''[='=]s Muckingham has [=UFOs=], time travelers, an active volcano and the remnants of Atlantis. All of which are in serious need of a deep clean, of course.
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* ''Fanfic/TarkinsFist'': Culter City [[spoiler: later renamed Amidala City]] serves as the capital of the New Empire on Mars and is the site of car chases, gambling, industrial plots, riots, gang warfare, political protests, and more court intrigue than you can shake your fist at.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' sets its entire first act in the confines of Midgar, a sprawling MegaCity rife with corporate corruption, freedom fighters, terrifying monsters, and dangerous robots.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has the [[HubCity Hub Cities]] in each of the game's regions, with later expansions adding at least one more. These include (but are not limited to): [[MerchantCity Ul'dah]] in Thanalan, [[HiddenElfVillage Gridania]] in the Black Shroud, [[NotSoSafeHarbor Limsa Lominsa]] in La Noscea, Revenant's Toll in Mor Dhona, [[HolyCity Ishgard]] in Coerthas, [[{{Wutai}} Kugane]] in Hingashi, the Crystarium on the First, [[{{Scienceville}} Old Sharlayan]], and Radz-at-Han in Thavnair.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' sets its entire first act in the confines of Midgar, a sprawling MegaCity rife with corporate corruption, freedom fighters, terrifying monsters, and dangerous robots.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has the [[HubCity Hub Cities]] in each of the game's regions, with later expansions adding at least one more. These include (but are not limited to): [[MerchantCity Ul'dah]] in Thanalan, [[HiddenElfVillage Gridania]] in the Black Shroud, [[NotSoSafeHarbor Limsa Lominsa]] in La Noscea, Revenant's Toll in Mor Dhona, [[HolyCity Ishgard]] in Coerthas, [[{{Wutai}} Kugane]] in Hingashi, the Crystarium on the First, [[{{Scienceville}} Old Sharlayan]], and Radz-at-Han in Thavnair.
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** The ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'' subseries has Mikage-cho in ''VideoGame/{{Persona 1}}'', Sumaru City in ''VideoGame/Persona2'', Port Island in ''VideoGame/Persona3'', Inaba in ''VideoGame/Persona4'' (despite being a small rural town), and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}} itself in ''VideoGame/Persona5''. Each serves as the base for your exploits, where you meet various interesting teammates and allies, and stumble upon supernatural adventures. The games from ''3'' onward are particularly notable examples, since your protagonist doesn't just fight monsters and stock up on supplies, but engages in loads of activities like singing karaoke, working at a daycare, and practicing his home run swing at the batting cages.
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** The ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'' subseries has Mikage-cho ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'': All games take place in ''VideoGame/{{Persona 1}}'', Sumaru City in ''VideoGame/Persona2'', Port Island in ''VideoGame/Persona3'', Inaba in ''VideoGame/Persona4'' (despite being a small rural town), and UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}} itself in ''VideoGame/Persona5''. Each serves cities serve as the base for your exploits, where you meet various interesting teammates and allies, and stumble upon supernatural adventures. The games from From ''3'' onward are particularly notable examples, since your onwards, the cities let the protagonist doesn't just fight monsters and stock up on supplies, but engages engage in loads of activities like singing karaoke, working at a daycare, and practicing his home run swing at the batting cages.cages.
*** Mikage-cho in ''VideoGame/Persona1'' is the epicenter of a zombie apocalypse.
*** Sumaru City in ''VideoGame/Persona2'' is barely a hair away from WretchedHive. Between the [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve rumor curse]], [[TheTriadsAndTheTongs foreign crime syndicates]], [[CorruptCop rampant police corruption]], zombies and demons in both private and public buildings, an ApocalypseCult, widely available MurderInc services, {{Conspiracy Theorist}}s, demon summoners, too many ancient ruins, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking drug stores with brainwashing music]], it's miracle the locals don't move out en-masse.
*** Tatsumi Port Island in ''VideoGame/Persona3'' is an artificial island that mainly draws the youth (since it also hosts an AcademyOfAdventure) and is the target of the supernatural phenomenon of the [[TimeStandsStill Dark Hour]].
*** Inaba in ''VideoGame/Persona4'', despite being a small rural town, is full of quirky people, {{Urban Legend}}s and mysteries to uncover even without taking the murders into account.
*** UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}} in ''VideoGame/Persona5'' is as exciting as you'd expect, with to s of jobs, unique crowds, events, interesting locations and other things taking place.
*** Mikage-cho in ''VideoGame/Persona1'' is the epicenter of a zombie apocalypse.
*** Sumaru City in ''VideoGame/Persona2'' is barely a hair away from WretchedHive. Between the [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve rumor curse]], [[TheTriadsAndTheTongs foreign crime syndicates]], [[CorruptCop rampant police corruption]], zombies and demons in both private and public buildings, an ApocalypseCult, widely available MurderInc services, {{Conspiracy Theorist}}s, demon summoners, too many ancient ruins, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking drug stores with brainwashing music]], it's miracle the locals don't move out en-masse.
*** Tatsumi Port Island in ''VideoGame/Persona3'' is an artificial island that mainly draws the youth (since it also hosts an AcademyOfAdventure) and is the target of the supernatural phenomenon of the [[TimeStandsStill Dark Hour]].
*** Inaba in ''VideoGame/Persona4'', despite being a small rural town, is full of quirky people, {{Urban Legend}}s and mysteries to uncover even without taking the murders into account.
*** UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}} in ''VideoGame/Persona5'' is as exciting as you'd expect, with to s of jobs, unique crowds, events, interesting locations and other things taking place.
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* The mythical "Bear Country" where the main characters live in the ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'' series of picture books by Jan and Stan Berenstain is ostensibly an isolated rural community but features many familiar trappings of urban and suburban life (such as a shopping mall) as well as more nostalgic and fanciful settings, like a dank swamp home to roving teenage hooligans and a woman suspected of being a witch. And Bear Country ''never'' gets boring for Brother and Sister (although, to be sure, when you're a child and are just seeing many things for the first time, it's awfully hard to get bored).
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* The mythical "Bear Country" where the main characters live in the ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'' series of picture books by Jan and Stan Berenstain is ostensibly an isolated rural community but features many familiar trappings of urban and suburban life (such as a shopping mall) as well as more nostalgic and fanciful settings, like a dank swamp home to roving teenage hooligans and a woman suspected of being a witch. And Bear Country ''never'' gets boring for Brother and Sister (although, to be sure, when you're a child and are just seeing many things for the first time, it's awfully hard to get bored).
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* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'': The game's third act takes place in the sprawling titular city.
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* WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja has Norrisville, where most of the show's mystical and technological conflicts revolve around.
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* The titular city of WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}} is a continent-sized version of this combined with the Industrial type of {{Mordor}}, filled with crazy mutants and monsters in a constant state of chaos.
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* The titular city of WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}} Website/{{Mortasheen}} is a continent-sized version of this combined with the Industrial type of {{Mordor}}, filled with crazy mutants and monsters in a constant state of chaos.
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** Perhaps surprisingly, the name isn't fictional; there is a city named [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Townsville Townsville]] in Queensland, Australia.
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* ''Literature/{{Technomancer}}'' by MK Gibson: New Golgotha is a center of the demonic empire. It is a {{Cyberpunk}} {{Dystopia}} with the poor living on the bottom and the city's demonic masters living at the top of skyscrapers.
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* MK Gibson's ''Literature/{{Technomancer}}'' by MK Gibson: has New Golgotha is Golgotha, a center of the demonic empire. It is a {{Cyberpunk}} {{Dystopia}} with the poor living on the bottom and the city's demonic masters living at the top of skyscrapers.
* ''Literature/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'' is set in Toydream 35, a combination city/theme park that was bought out by the equivalent of Creator/WaltDisney. Everything in it is made to attract tourists, so the streets are immaculate, mascot costumes are so common that ''actual'' supernatural beings go unnoticed, and there's a plethora of secret maintenance tunnels. Of course, it also has its own Chinatown, dockyard, and Venice-esque canal bridges, all of which have been fought in at some point.
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** [[{{Deconstruction}} Deconstructed]] in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' in Season 4. Team Arrow managed to save Star City from those attacks, but the attacks still had consequences: citizens are leaving the city in droves, so its economy is failing, and there's no longer a mayor because the last two were assassinated, and nobody else is willing to risk their lives.
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** [[{{Deconstruction}} Deconstructed]] in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' in Season 4. Team Arrow managed to save Star City from those attacks, but the attacks still had consequences: consequences; citizens are leaving the city in droves, so its economy is failing, and there's no longer a mayor because the last two were assassinated, and nobody else is willing to risk their lives.
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* The ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' series includes a lot of urban areas and levels, including (but not limited to) Station Square in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'', an unnamed "Capital City" in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2'', Central City in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog'', and Empire City in ''VideoGame/SonicUnleashed''.
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* The ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' series includes a lot of urban areas and levels, including (but not limited to) Station Square in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'', an unnamed "Capital City" in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2'', Central City in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog'', and Empire City in ''VideoGame/SonicUnleashed''.
