Fictional Planets: Imaginary Worlds in Science Fiction and Fantasy #shorts
14Fictional planets are imaginary worlds created in works of fiction such as literature, film, television, and video games. These planets can be designed to be completely different from Earth in terms of their physical properties, such as their size, gravity, atmospheric composition, and terrain. They may also have unique flora and fauna, cultures, societies, and histories that differ from what we know on Earth. Fictional planets are often used as settings for science fiction and fantasy stories, providing a unique backdrop for the characters and events in these works. Here are a few examples:
Tatooine - From the Star Wars franchise, Tatooine is a desert planet that is the homeworld of Luke Skywalker.
Arrakis - From the Dune series by Frank Herbert, Arrakis is a desert planet that is the only known source of the spice melange.
Krypton - From the Superman comics and movies, Krypton is the destroyed homeworld of Superman.
Pandora - From the movie Avatar, Pandora is a moon orbiting a gas giant in the Alpha Centauri system and is home to the Na'vi.
Cybertron - From the Transformers franchise, Cybertron is the home planet of the Transformers.