Best fictional Universe?

[Anchupom]

The Marvel and DC universe's are pretty damn spectacular.

or even
*sunglasses*
marvelous
on topic:
warhammer 40k, because of sphez mharinez.

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[DefinitelyPsychotic]

The Marvel and DC universe's are pretty damn spectacular.

I agree, but my personal favorite would be Batman's universe. I can't wait until Batman Arkham City is released!

 

[Laser Priest]

I've always enjoyed the Mass Effect and Fallout universes.

No real answer to this, is there? Everyone has a different favourite fictional, it's like finding the best movie of all time or the best music piece of all time.

Then throw "In your opinion" on the end of the title.

 

[y1fella]

40k man.
40k.
Its da best!!!
Waaaaaaaaaaaagh!

 

[JaceArveduin]

I'm going to have to go with Eä myself.

 

[sean360h]

the elder scrolls series
and halo series if you count the books

 

[MADrevilution]

The mass effect universe and the pokemon universe....if i had to choose id choose pokemon as that would just kick ass!

 

[Calbeck]

Battletech. Hands down. -

 

[Alade]

Definitely the Mass Effect universe, it may not make much sense scientifically but it just feels logical. Yes, the explanations for why things happen only make sense if you don't read into any real science behind such things, but you know what they say "ignorance is bliss".

For a fantasy universe I'd have to go with the LOTR universe, it has a little bit of something for everyone.

 

[Pat8u]

Pokemon

Seriously, Pokemon would be amazing to live in. It'd only be frigtening to run into something crazy strong in the wild.

people knock out ten year olds and steal their money when they win the equivilant of a dog fight... meh I would still like to be in the pokeverse

 

[nerd51075]

The fictional universe I would live in the one portrayed in Brave New World, by Aldous Huxley, provided I was born into the society. It may be gruesome to observe from the perspective we have, but it is a nice place to live if you can't think.

 

[locoartero]

To me, the Mass Effect universe.

 

[BanicRhys]

The Warcraft universe.

 

[Lunar Templar]

Gold Digger's
why? it dose EVERY THING, and dose it coherently

 

[8bitlove2a03]

Dragon Age universe.

Bioware took the time to make a friggin' religion. That's dedication.

If you think Bioware making a single religion is a sign of dedication, you need to go read the UESP. Thousands of years of historical accounts, hundreds of in-game books, accounts of the cults and religious variations across time and cultures, and the grand monomyth (the generally accepted creation myth told by most civilizations in the world). The sheer amount of detail Bethesda has put into The Elder Scrolls games is staggering.

 

[Rhys Wilson]

For me, it's a toss up with raising Chao in the Sonic Universe, clubbing Kut-Ku like a baby seal in the Monster Hunter Universe, and raising an army and marching to Earthend in the Patapon Universe.

 

[KaWaiiTSuKI]

Can I count HP Lovecraft's?
Not the best... but definitely the most interesting.

 

[WayOutThere]

For the sake mentioning something different, I'm going to bring up Birdy the Mighty which developed its universe suprisingly well. It deals with galactice politics (in episode 5) and discrimination, terrorism (in season 2). Episode 5 feels like it was created specifically to fit world building into the short 13 episode season which is great but its the second season that fleshes out the world the most.

 

[Dirty Hipsters]

The Dresden Files has a rather good setting.

It was unfortunately the show only got one season, it had potential.

 

[T8B95]

Dragon Age universe.

Bioware took the time to make a friggin' religion. That's dedication.

Bethesda made twenty-five if you count each of the different Aedric and Daedric Princes in the Elder Scrolls. If one is dedication, then what do you have to say to that?

OT: I'm surprised that I'm not the first one saying this, but I absolutely love the Harry Potter universe. It's just so compelling.