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* ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'' Downplayed in that while the main setting in described repeatedly as white, the illustrations of it are also colored with purple, blue, and the occasional splash of yellow or green. Also, while Hikari is the only character clothed mostly in white [[spoiler: this actually checks out since the world was [[LotusEaterMachine created for the]] ''[[LotusEaterMachine real]]'' [[LotusEaterMachine Hikari]] (who can't even enter the place to begin with), and all inhabitants are taken from different worlds.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'' Downplayed in that while the main setting in described repeatedly as white, the illustrations of it are also colored with purple, blue, and the occasional splash of yellow or green. Also, while Hikari is the only character clothed mostly in white [[spoiler: this actually checks out since the world was [[LotusEaterMachine created for Hikari]], wand all inhabitants are taken from different worlds.]]

* The trope's title refers to the [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue first generation]] ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games where the player starts out in [[PunnyName Pallet]] Town, and travels to other cities each [[ColorfulThemeNaming named after a distinctive color]]. Provided you had a UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy accessory for the SNES or a UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, the color of the town becomes the palette scheme (so Saffron City looks very yellow, Cinnabar Island is red, and so forth). The second generation of games' cities were similarly colored, though they were named after plants rather than colors in English (though most of those plants have colours in their names).

So there's a place. And it only has one color. [[UsefulNotes/PowersOfTwoMinusOne Not sixty four, not thirty two, not four]], just the one color. It's everywhere. And you can't run away from it. Everywhere you go, the people will wear clothes and have hair that reflect this color scheme and no other. They must ''really'' like it.

* ''Film/Barbie2023'': Everything in Barbie's hometown in Barbieland is predominantly pink-colored, much like the dollhouses associated with the character. The production used so much pink paint that it actually [[https://www.cnn.com/style/article/barbie-pink-paint-scli-intl/index.html caused a GLOBAL SHORTAGE]] of that particular shade.

* ''Blue'' by Eiffel 65 gives us this lyrical gem:

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* ''Film/Barbie2023'': A brief shot in the teaser trailer shows that Barbie’s hometown is predominately pink-colored.

* The trope's title refers to the [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue first generation]] ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games where the player starts out in [[PunnyName Pallet]] Town, and travels to other cities each [[ColorfulThemeNaming named after a distinctive color]]. Provided you had a UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy accessory for the SNES or a UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, the color of the town becomes the palette scheme (so Saffron City looks very yellow, Cinnabar Island is red, and so forth). The second generation of games' cities were similarly colored, though they were named after plants rather than colors there (though there was some overlap, like Violet City and Mahogany Town).
** And '''Golden'''rod City, '''Ecru'''teak City, '''Black'''thorn City...

* The Tamaranians in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' are a race of {{Dark Skinned Redhead}}s who all, with the odd exception of Blackfire, dress in semi-revealing purple and silver clothing. Most of the planet's landscape seems to come in shades of purple and orange as well.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Wynncraft}}'', the Gavellian capital of Llevigar is uniformly white, being completely built out of magical quartz.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Wynncraft}}'', The Gavellian capital of Llevigar is uniformly white, being completely built out of magical quartz.

* ''VideoGame/BackyardFootball'' has Cyan Lane, which is, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin of course]], cyan.
* The unnamed city in ''VideoGame/MirrorsEdge'' has color ''accents'', mostly from lighting or advertisement billboards, but the buildings themselves are all solid white. It's both beautiful and eerily sterile, fitting for a CrapsaccharineWorld police state.

** This appears to be religiously motivated... Or something. When a Paladin of the Sapphire Guard [[spoiler: Falls, she is struck by lightning which not only removes her powers but leaches her all-blue outfit to beige.]]

** The ''Franchise/DoctorWhoExpandedUniverse'' mash-up ''The Wonderful Doctor of Oz'' takes "everything is green" to extremes: the food available includes lima beans, kiwi fruit and pistachio ice cream, and little kids have limeade stands. [[spoiler: L. Frank Baum himself]] even complains that this wasn't how it was in the book.

* Bath, in England. Pretty much every building in the city centre (I haven't checked them all) is made from a distinctive golden-beige stone called Bath Stone, or at least made with a similar coloured stone to maintain the effect -- the best example being the new shopping centre, which was only allowed to be built in that colour. The effect from the top of the hill looking down is striking to say the least.

* ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars'' (at least before it got DarkerAndEdgier) used this color scheme to help distinguish between different nations. It still does in Days Of Ruin, but it's not as clear-cut anymore. Red and Yellow both belong to the same nation, with the two colours representing two sides of a civil war, while Black is used for various groups not directly connected to a nation.
* The Happy Happy Village in ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' is covered and continually repainted in blue by the town when it is under the influence of the insane Happy Happy cult, which worships the colour blue. [[ExaggeratedTrope Even the livestock get painted blue]]. When the cult's leader is defeated, the town reverts to its normal colour scheme.

** Marrakesh is predominantly in desert/peach color of its ancient walls - on its outskirts, even METRO chain had to cover their standard blue building front with desert color prop facade [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marrakesh]]
** Coastal city of Essaouira‎ is known for its white and blue color scheme, even forcing Coca-Cola branding on restaurants' sunscreens to that color. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essaouira]]
** There's also Chefchaouen [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chefchaouen]], is noted for its attractive blue color scheme.

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