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Fictional Places A-Z

Try to guess these fictional places that start with each letter of the alphabet.
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Last updated: October 7, 2025
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Clue
Place
A
Island that fell into the ocean in Greek mythology
Atlantis
B
Where SpongeBob lives
Bikini Bottom
C
Home planet of the Transformers
Cybertron
D
Where Katniss Everdeen is from
District 12
E
Where the wizard of Oz lives
Emerald City
F
Town to keep me movin', keep me groovin' with some energy
Funky Town
G
Bruce Wayne was its mayor for only one day
Gotham City
H
Harry Potter's school
Hogwarts
I
Hell in Dante's "Divine Comedy"
Inferno
J
Jungle world inside a board game
Jumanji
K
Pokémon universe's first region
Kanto
L
Main city of Grand Theft Auto V
Los Santos
M
Where Princess Peach is from
Mushroom Kingdom
N
Where you might find a talking lion named Aslan
Narnia
O
City of the maesters, in "Game of Thrones"
Oldtown
P
Where The Lion King takes place
Pride Lands
Q
City of the "Family Guy"
Quahog
R
Elven outpost ruled by Elrond
Rivendell
S
Mystical Tibetan paradise
Shangri-La
T
Luke Skywalker's home planet
Tatooine
U
Thomas More's perfect society
Utopia
V
Majestic hall in Asgard where half those who die in battle are taken
Valhalla
W
Home country of Black Panther
Wakanda
X
Citizen Kane's estate
Xanadu
Y
Two-letter coastal city in Brittany swallowed by the ocean
Ys
Z
Has a rabbit on its police force
Zootopia
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21 Comments
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Level 82
Oct 7, 2025
I've got two alternate anwers for B and W...
+3
Level 82
Oct 7, 2025
Nice quiz ! Should tweak the clue for Y though, it allows to brute force it
+7
Level 81
Oct 7, 2025
I'm guessing that's intentional.
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Level 95
Oct 7, 2025
Atlantis was not a Greek island, it went to war with the Greeks.
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Level ∞
Oct 7, 2025
Can't believe that slipped through. Fixed.
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Level 84
Oct 7, 2025
Only 11% for Mushroom Kingdom is quite surprising haha
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Level ∞
Oct 7, 2025
The clue was originally obscure. I changed it.
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Level 86
Oct 7, 2025
How have only 42% got the Y question? I'd never heard of it but it says it only has two letters, so I just worked my way through the alphabet.
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Level 79
Oct 8, 2025
It feels dirty answering this way, but yes, I did it
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Level 79
Oct 8, 2025
Is Funky Town really fictional? I always just assumed that she was singing about New York or some other (real) city that had elevated levels of funkiness.
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Level 76
Oct 8, 2025
Thank you for making me aware of Ys, I had never heard of that legend and it is exactly the kind of thing that interests me. It really reminded me of stories of Dutch sunken places off the coast, and wondered if there might be a shared source. My memories on the Dutch story are too vague though, so I guess I'll be busy researching the next couple of hours/days.

(I don't mean sunken cities in Zeeland which are documented and not legends, and also do not mean Brittenburg, build in roman times, became visible around 1500 due to storms, was intermittently visible at low tides before being fully lost to the sea.)

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Level 76
Oct 8, 2025
I did not find the place I was thinking of but found a much more interesting candidate

Saeftinghe, (an actual place) that was flooded on All Saints day. According to legend the citizens were haughty and vain, a mortal sin. The downfall of the city was blamed on a mermaid who cursed the city after being mistreated. The legend goes the church bells from can still be heard (underwater)

The last part is rooted in truth, a bell tower was one of the few things that remained standing. The bells were removed and placed into a tower in a nearby town. So indeed they can still be heard.

Several years after the flood Dutch soldiers pierced the remaining dykes for strategic reason.

So the dykes, mermaid, bells, the city's sins and of course the submergion match up.

Probably of no significance but still found it interesting: Dahut was also called Ahez (thought to come from alc'whez, key) and a nearby town was called Auwersluis (sluis=sluice). Auwers sounds quite similar.

Was fun researching

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Level 52
Oct 10, 2025
Go see my quiz :)

https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/2339521/singer-by-tour-name

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Level 82
Oct 13, 2025
I think that Xanadu is a real place. Also, possibly, the Inferno, but you won't find that out until after you die.
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Level 65
Nov 4, 2025
Well, then Valhalla could be real too.
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Level 75
Nov 5, 2025
Xanadu is an alternate transcription of Shangdu, so it's based on a real place, but this spelling has a long tradition of being used only for fictional paradise rather than real places. So IMO it's fine. Kanto really doesn't work, though.
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Level 71
Oct 30, 2025
Kanto is a region of Japan
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Level 86
Nov 4, 2025
agree, Kanto is most definitely not a fictional place!

it's akin to calling "New England" fictional just coz it was mentioned in The Great Gatsby.

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Level 79
Nov 4, 2025
Japan is also fictional
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Level 36
Nov 4, 2025
Tibetan one should also accept Shambhala as correct answer. :D
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Level 66
Nov 4, 2025
Shout-out to the great Joanna Newsom for giving me the answer to Y (even if it was gettable by just going through the alphabet)