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Planet that only appears in works of fiction

Planets in science fiction are fictional planets that appear in various media of the science fiction genre as story-settings or depicted locations.

Planet lists

For planets from specific fictional milieux, use the following lists:

Literature

Alliance–Union Universe by C. J. Cherryh: planet list
The works of Hal Clement: planet list
Childe Cycle by Gordon R. Dickson: planet list
Demon Princes by Jack Vance: planet list
Known Space by Larry Niven: planet list
Noon Universe by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky: planet list
The Three Worlds Cycle by Ian Irvine: planet list
Time Quintet by Madeleine L'Engle: planet list
Uplift by David Brin: planet list
Various works by Kurt Vonnegut: Tralfamadore (different planets with the same name)

Comics

Film and television

Animation

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: planet list

Computer/video games

Warcraft: planet list

List of planets

Planets and the works or franchise they appear in. This lists planets that have their own Misplaced Pages articles.

Planet	Source
Abeir-Toril	Dungeons & Dragons
Alderaan	Star Wars
Apokolips	DC Comics
Arrakis	Dune
Battleworld	Marvel Comics
Bizarro World	DC Comics
Coruscant	Star Wars
Dagobah	Star Wars
Darkover	Darkover
Daxam	DC Comics
Discworld	Discworld
Ego the Living Planet	Marvel Comics
Gallifrey	Doctor Who
Gor	Tarnsman of Gor
Hoth	Star Wars
Jakku	Star Wars
The Known World	A Song of Ice and Fire
Krypton	Superman
Mesklin	Mission of Gravity
Mogo	DC Comics
Mongo	Flash Gordon
Mustafar	Star Wars
Mystara	Dungeons & Dragons
Naboo	Star Wars
New Genesis	DC Comics
Oa	DC Comics
Qward	DC Comics
Riverworld	To Your Scattered Bodies Go
Skaro	Doctor Who
Tatooine	Star Wars
Vortis	Doctor Who
Vulcan	Star Trek
Xandar	Marvel Comics
Yavin	Star Wars

References

Mann, George (2001). The Mammoth Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. Robinson. ISBN 1-84119-177-9.

Cinematic	Jules Verne Saturn
Literary, art, and audio	Astounding Aurealis BSFA Campbell Memorial Chesley Clarke Crook Deutscher Dick Ditmar Endeavor FantLab Galaxy Gaughan Geffen Golden Duck Grand Master Grand Prix Harland Heinlein Ignotus Kitschies Lambda Laßwitz Locus Nautilus Nebula Nommo Norton Parsec Prometheus Rhysling SFERA Sidewise Skylark Sturgeon Sunburst Tähtivaeltaja TBD Tiptree Tour-Apollo Translation Urania Vogel Writers and Illustrators of the Future Zajdel
Multimedia	Aurora Chandler Dragon Hugo Seiun Spectrum

Media

Film	Film history Films Indian Japanese Anime Tokusatsu
Literature	Comics Magazines Novels Publishers Short stories
Stage	Opera Theatre
Television	List of TV shows Australasian British Canadian European Japanese Anime Live-action U.S.

Themes

Architectural	Colonization Dyson sphere Matrioshka brain Space stations and habitats Stellar engine Terraforming
Biological	Biological warfare Energy being Evolution Extraterrestrials List Gender Genetic engineering Invisibility Nanotechnology Organ transplantation Parasites Prosthetics Sex and sexuality Symbiosis
Physical	Ansible Black holes Extrasolar planets Force field Hyperspace Inertialess Multiverse Parallel universes Portable hole Space travel Stargate Stars Teleportation Time travel (Viewer) Warp drive Wormhole
Psychological	Group mind Mind uploading Psionics Simulated consciousness
Social	Africanfuturism Afrofuturism Alien invasion Alien language Ancient astronauts Black Evil corporation First contact Frankenstein complex Galactic empire LGBT Message from space Transhumanism Uplift Xenoarchaeology
Technological	Artificial intelligence AI takeover Astroengineering Holography Robots and Cyborgs Self-replicating machines Simulated reality Spacecraft Tachyons Weapons
Religious	Christian science fiction

v t e Fictional locations
Buildings	Bars and pubs Castles Prisons Railway stations
Cities and towns	Settlements in animation in comics in film in literature in television
Countries, counties, and states	Countries African Asian European Oceanian Pan-American by region Islands Mythological places
Planets, worlds, and universes	Fantasy worlds Planets Universes film and television animation and comics literature science fiction
Related	Continuity Fantasy map Lists of fictional locations Shared universe Worldbuilding

Astronomical locations in fiction

Solar System

Planets	Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Fictional planets

Other bodies	Sun Moon list Asteroids Comets Pluto

Other

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