If you could live in any fictional world, which one would it be?

[Bankai]

And why?

I'm gravitating towards Storybrooke from OUAT

Great post, corythatwas. And completely true.

The place where (beyond the fighting) magic does nothing more exciting than you'd get with a clever remote control.

Oh, I don't know. The instant travel via Portkey or Floo powder would be so useful.

44 Scotland Street might be quite good, too.

The other thing about Ambridge is that no-one is fat, maybe homely or cuddly at most. The older women are all capable of being glamorous at the drop of a hat. That's from Elizabeth up to Jennifer and beyond.
The other great place is Wakanda (not Wadiya!)

@Davros they’re not fat because they exist on a diet of nothing but soup! 😁

St Mary's Institution of Historical Research

In the world of Lazurus Long. Long life and star travel

The Magic Faraway Tree. REALLY showing my age there or Ambridge. I could struggle by in a wing in Lower Loxley

Harry Potter World.

The world from Kiki's Delivery.

Service or Howl's Moving Castle.

The Downtown Abbey universe. (would obv. be filthy rich).

The Enchanted Woods.

Maybe a Jane Austin novel but as me, not one of her characters (again, as someone rich).

When I was a kid I reeeeally wanted to live in the animated Punky Brewster world or with the Care Bears in the clouds.

3**@Davros** I'd prefer the Aldridges old house, with its mega-luxurious kitchen and swimming pool, or Lynda Snell's. I wouldn't do B&B though.

I wouldn't want to live at Lower Loxley, I wouldn't like the public milling about.

I bet Grange Farm was lovely after Caroline had done it all up.

The Gilmore girls town

28 Barbary Lane. I would probably be Mary Ann Singleton as I'm really square. I just love the world Armistead Maupin made. I love Anna Madrigal and Mouse and Jon Fielding.

Phineyj I thought it was just me!!

Oh Stars Hollow! 😍😍😍

@zukiecat
I quite fancy being Mother Heggie with my pet raven, in my wee cottage

Me too!
Five. Always five!

Harry Potter - would amazing!

The Culture! I can't believe more people haven't said it; the perfect mix of drugs, sex, intelligence and bad-assery with added machine technology and the complete degeneration of sex roles and gender stereotypes. Lord let me go to sleep and wake up in the Culture!

Lyra’s world in His Dark Materials. I want a Daemon. Not sure what form it will take though.

I'd live on the USS Enterprise NCC 1701-D or E under the command of Capt Jean-Luc Picard.

Tad Williams' Osten Add, more specifically in Aldheorte forest with the sithi.

Or Kelsingra in the Rain Wilds (Robin Hobb) as an elderling dragon keeper.

When I was tiny, my answer would have been "Where the wild things are" by Maurice Sendak

Or Pern but only if I can be a Gold Dragonrider when Robinton is the Harper.

I'm so excited to find all these fellow Pern/TNG/LOTR/Marvel fans. (I like the Crystal Singer's galaxy too and the Ship who sings) ooo and maybe Arrakis after the rain falls... (I can't spell Kquisats hadderach!)

My heart belongs to all those realms.

I’d get rid of Gabrielle and become Xena, warrior princess’s sidekick.

This thread has taught me something new about myself. However much I love Jean-Luc Picard, or appreciate Banksy’s utopian political vision in the Culture, my entire being revolts at the thought of living on a spaceship. As a longtime space opera fan, it never occurred to me that I felt this way until I tried other posters’ suggestions on for size and found myself shuddering.

As a bloke, the fantasy world featuring the patriarchy sounds like it would serve me well (dons armour).