List of fictional towns in animation
This is a list of animated fictional towns, villages, settlements and cities. This list should include only well-referenced, notable examples of fictional settlements that are integral to a work of fiction and substantively depicted therein. Fictionalized versions of actual towns (such as Raytown, Missouri in Mama's Family and Wellsville, New York in The Adventures of Pete & Pete) are not included. Animated adaptations of comics, books, films and video games should only be listed if the animated version is notably different from the original work.
| Town name | Origin | Network | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aberdale | Clarence | CN | A fictional town located in Arizona. |
| Adventure Bay | PAW Patrol | NICK | A fictional city and the main setting of the show. |
Amity Park | Danny Phantom | NICK | Amity Park is a fictional city and is the main setting for Danny Phantom. It has a school (Casper High School), and some other buildings. |
| Anytown | The ZhuZhus | DC | A town where Frankie Pamplemousse, Pipsqueak, Mr. Squiggles, Num Nums and Chunk lives. |
| Animaniville | Animaniacs | Warner Bros Television | The main setting of the series. |
Arlen, Texas | King of the Hill | FOX | Arlen is a small fictional town in Texas approximately 96 miles outside of Dallas and has an area code of 409 that includes Beaumont and Galveston. |
| Aron City | Johnny Bravo | CN | Aron City is a fictional town and the main setting of Johnny Bravo. |
| Axle City | Blaze and the Monster Machines | NICK | Axle City is a fictional city and the central location of the show. It is the home of Blaze. |
Ba Sing Se | Avatar: The Last Airbender | NICK | Ba Sing Se is the fictional capital of the Earth Kingdom and the largest city in the Avatar Universe. Its name means Impenetrable City, due to its massive walls surrounding the municipality. |
| Balsa City | Scaredy Squirrel | YTV | Balsa City is a fictional town and the main setting of Scaredy Squirrel. |
Beach City | Steven Universe | CN | Beach City is a town located in the fictional American state of Delmarva, which is based on the real-world Delmarva Peninsula. |
Bedrock | The Flintstones | ABC | Bedrock is the fictional prehistoric city, which is home to the characters of the animated television series The Flintstones (1960).[1] |
| Big City | Big City Greens | DIS | Big City is a megalopolis where the main setting for the show and where the Greens live. |
| Big Swirl Island | Top Wing | NICK | A fictional island and the central setting of the show, the home of Swift, Penny, Rod and Brody. |
Bikini Bottom | SpongeBob SquarePants | NICK | Bikini Bottom is a fictional underwater city and the main setting of SpongeBob SquarePants. |
| Bluffington | Doug | NICK DIS | Bluffington is a small city based on Richmond, Virginia. Doug and his friends live in one of its suburbs. |
| Bobsville | Bob the Builder | BBC | Bobsville is a town that serves as the main setting for the first 9 seasons. It was founded by and named after Bob's father, Robert. |
| Bootsville | Kid vs. Kat | YTV | Bootsville is a fictional town based on Alberta, Canada. Coop and his friends live in one of its suburbs. |
| Brooms Town | Robocar Poli | EBS | A fictional town of anthropomorph car and human. |
| Bubbletucky | Bubble Guppies | Nick Jr. | The six little mermaids live in this town and the main location of the series. |
| Bubble Town | Cubix | 4Kids | A town where live the robots with humans. |
| Bunnyville | Max and Ruby | Nick Jr | The main location of the show. |
| Camberwick Green | Camberwick Green | BBC 1 | English village setting for the eponymous 1966 series |
| Capital Ville | Captain Biceps | Futurikon | |
| Cappy Town | Kirby: Right Back at Ya! | 4Kids | A village where Cappies live. |
| Care-a-Lot | Care Bears (all versions) | MoonScoop Group | The magical land of the Care Bears. |
| Célesteville | Babar | Nelvana | a fictional town where live the afro animal |
| Chigley | Chigley | BBC 1 | English hamlet setting for the eponymous 1969 series |
Coolsville | A Pup Named Scooby-Doo | ABC | An American town where Scooby-Doo and the members of Mystery Inc. live. It was unnamed in the original Scooby-Doo, Where Are You television series, occasionally referred to as the "County", but was given the name Coolsville starting with A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, and has since been integrated into later properties of the franchise including its comics as well as the second live-action film Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, where it places the town in the state of Ohio. |
| Cornbury | Supernoobs | CN TT | Cornbury is a fictional town and the main setting of the Supernoobs. |
| Crushington Park | Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks | DK | Crushington Park is a fictional town and the main setting of Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks. Everyone living in Crushington Park is a monster truck. |
Dimmsdale | The Fairly OddParents | NICK | The fictional town of Dimmsdale is located in California and is home to the Turners, the main cast of the Fairly OddParents. |
| Danville | Phineas and Ferb | DIS | Danville is a fictional town and also the main setting of Phineas and Ferb. |
| Danger City | Kangoo | TF1 | A fictional city on kangoo stories https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1282920/ |
| Dillydale | The Mr. Men Show | Chorion, Renegade Animation | The city of Mr. Men and Little Miss. |
| Dog City | Dog City | FOX, Teletoon, Jim Henson | A city of dogs |
| Dolphin City | H2O: Mermaid Adventures | ZDF Enterprises | A city australian where live the trio of girls |
| Ding-a-Ling Springs | Numb Chucks | YTV | Ding-a-Ling Springs is a fictional town and also the main setting of Numb Chucks. |
| Drake City | Mysticons | Nickelodeon, NickToons, YTV | A city where live four youngs girls who are mysticons. |
Duckburg | DuckTales | DIS | Duckburg is the fictional city that serves as the home of Donald Duck, Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Daisy Duck, and most of their supporting cast. Duckburg was first mentioned in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #49 in 1944, and was created by Carl Barks.[2] |
| Duck Town | Breadwinners | NICK | Duck Town is a large town which resembles a city, and a town where SwaySway and Buhdeuce deliver a lot of their bread to. Everybody living in Duck Town is a photorealistic duck. Duck Town is said to contain a bad area called the "Lower Yeast Side" (a spoof of New York City's Lower East Side.) |
| East Gackle | What's with Andy? | TT | East Gackle is a fictional town where Andy Larkin and his friend Danny Pickett lives. |
| Echo Creek | Star vs. the Forces of Evil | Disney XD | A fictional American community where the main characters reside when they are not involved in their inter-dimensional adventures. |
El Dorado | The Road to El Dorado | El Dorado is the legendary city of gold believed to be in the New World. It is portrayed as a utopian civilization that combines facets of the Aztecs, Maya, Incas, and Atlantis, and located in Ecuador or El Salvador. | |
| Endsville | The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy | CN | Endsville is a fictional town and the main setting of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. |
| Elmore | The Amazing World Of Gumball | CN | The main setting of the show. |
| Elwood City | Arthur | PBS | Elwood City is a town that serves as the main setting of Arthur |
| Friendly Falls | Sunny Day | NICK | The main setting of the show and the hometown of Sunny, Rox and Blair. |
Frostbite Falls, Minnesota | The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show | ABC | |
Galaxy Hills | Fanboy & Chum Chum | NICK | The fictional hometown of Fanboy and Chum Chum, and the main setting of the show. It is home to a school, a comic book/collectible shop, and Fanboy and Chum Chum's favorite convenience store, the Frosty Mart. |
Furfuri Nagar | Motu Patlu | Nick India | A fictional Indian town, which was once a dense forest, a desert, a village, an empire, a junkyard, a market square, a city of Muslims, a British state, and a place where military training was given. Now it is a small town with 1336 residents, among them 600 are educated. In the future it will be a tech city full of cars. Before that cars will extinct human as shown in the episode Ajab Furfuri Nagar Ki Gazab Kahani. It is the town where the protagonists Motu and Patlu reside. |
| Genius Grove | Dexter's Laboratory | CN | |
| Glickersville | Rated A for Awesome | YTV DXD | Glickersville is a fictional town where Lester, Noam, Lars, Thera and Twitchy lives. |
| Gloomsville | Ruby Gloom | YTV | Gloomsville is a fictional town and the main setting of Ruby Gloom. |
| Gravity Falls | Gravity Falls | DIS DXD | A fictional town in Oregon in which the series takes place. |
| Greenville | The Goode Family | ABC | A fictional town in California in which the series takes place. |
| Griffin Rock | Transformers: Rescue Bots | Hasbro | An island town of Transformers: Rescue Bots. |
| Heartlake City | Lego Friends | Netflix | A fictional city which state is never revealed; it is the main setting of the Lego Friends franchise created by Lego, which Lego created with the name because its main body of water is a heart-shaped lake. And The Lego Group has because of the name "Heartlake City" has created the secondary of the franchise be "Lego Friends of Heartlake City". It is 200 years old exactly, and this was celebrated in "Emma's Dilemma". |
| Highland | Beavis and Butt-head | MTV | Fictional small town said to take place in Texas. |
| Higglytown | Higglytown Heroes | Disney Junior | The Main location of the show. |
| Hillwood City | Hey Arnold! | Nickelodeon | A quarter named Vine Street who live Arnold. |
| Inner City | Fat Albert | CBS | Fictional small town said to take place in Pennsylvania. |
Langley Falls | American Dad! | FOX TBS | Langley Falls, Virginia is the fictional community of The Smiths. Its location is in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. The town name is a composite of Langley and Great Falls, two unincorporated communities located in Fairfax County, Virginia. |
Lawndale | Daria | MTV | A suburb of a major city somewhere along the east coast of the United States. |
| LazyTown | LazyTown | LazyTown Entertainment | A city where living Sportacus and his friendly people preside. Combines live action and animated characters |
| Limoeiro | Monica's Gang | GLOBO CN | The fictional neighborhood of Monica's Gang, and the main setting of the show. It was located in the city of São Paulo. A real city named Limoeiro exists in Pernambuco state, near capital city, Recife. |
| Lundgren | Sanjay and Craig | NICK | The fictional hometown of Sanjay and Craig, and the main setting of the show. |
| Lotland | Peppa Pig | Nick Jr | The main location of the show. |
| Jump City | Teen Titans | CN K'WB | Jump City is a fictional town and also the main setting of the Teen Titans. |
| Landmark City | A.T.O.M. | Jetix | Landmark City is a metropolitan area with quite a few futuristic elements to it, given the design of various buildings, skyscrapers, infrastructure, transportation, and other presented technology. |
| Maple Town | Maple Town | Toei Animation | Fictional town with anthropomorphs animals townpeople |
| Marzipan City | Chowder | CN | Fictional food-themed town. |
| Megadale | SheZow | TEN | Megadale is a fictional town and also the main setting of SheZow. |
| Meridian | W.I.T.C.H. (TV series) | ABC Family, France 3, Jetix | The main city where the Guardians operate |
| Metro City | Inspector Gadget | DIC | |
| Middleton | Kim Possible | Disney Channel | Fictional town where live the young hero female. |
| Middlington | Growing Up Creepie | DK | Middlington is a fictional town and also the main setting of Growing Up Creepie. |
Miracle City | El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera | NICK | |
| Mission Hill | Mission Hill | WB | |
| Monsterland | Happy Monster Band | Playhouse Disney | The main location of the series. |
| Moose Jaw Heights | Atomic Betty | TT | Moose Jaw Heights is a fictional town and also the main setting of Atomic Betty. It is based on the real Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in Canada. |
| Morioh | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure | A fictional coastal town located in Japan where much of Diamond is Unbreakable, the 4th part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, takes place. Morioh is based on creator Hirohiko Araki's hometown of Sendai.[3] | |
| Nearburg | CatDog | NICK | Nearburg is a fictional city and also the main setting of CatDog. |
| Neo City | Secret of Cerulean Sand | Telecom Animation Film, TMS Entertainment | A town where living a tyrant named Mr Harry who are got the real identity William. |
New New York | Futurama | FOX CMDY | The city of New New York has been built over the ruins of present-day New York City, referred to as "Old New York". Various devices and architecture are similar to the Populuxe style. Global warming, inflexible bureaucracy, and substance abuse are a few of the subjects given a 31st-century exaggeration in a world where the problems have become both more extreme and more common. |
| Ninjago City | Ninjago | WILFilm, Erik Wilstrup | |
| Noserville | KaBlam! | NICK | A town where Henry and June perform on stage and the main location of the series. |
Nowhere | Courage the Cowardly Dog | CN | The city of Nowhere consists of almost nothing, the only landmark shown is the Bagge household. It was located in the state of Kansas. |
| Onion Falls | Yakkity Yak | NICK TT | Onion Falls is a fictional town and the main setting of Yakkity Yak. |
| Orbit City | The Jetsons | ABC | Orbit City is a fictional futuristic city and the main setting of The Jetsons. |
| O-Town | Rocko's Modern Life | NICK | O-Town is a fictional city populated by anthropomorphic animals and the main setting of Rocko's Modern Life. It is most likely based on Chicago, Illinois; as the city is located close to the Illinois/Wisconsin border. |
| Peaceville | Grojband | CN TT | Peaceville is a fictional town and the main setting of Grojband. |
| Peach Creek | Ed, Edd n Eddy | Cartoon Network | A fictional town in the United States where much of the series takes place. |
Petropolis | T.U.F.F. Puppy | NICK | The city was populated by anthropomorphic animals, where the T.U.F.F. agents lives. It was located in the state of California. Some buildings in the city has a shapes resembled common animals. |
Ponyville | My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic | DF | Ponyville is a small town in Equestria, populated by all kinds of Ponies. It is the main setting of the show, and where the main characters live. The town's look and style was inspired by medieval towns. It has a town hall, bowling alley, cafe, hospital, and library, which also serves as two characters' residence until its destruction at the end of the fourth season. Other notable towns in the series include Canterlot (the capitol and original hometown of Twilight Sparkle and Spike), Cloudsdale (a floating city, original home of Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy), and Manehattan (an equivalent to New York; other equestrian-themed names have appeared as well). |
| Popples City | Popples | Netflix | The fictional city of the popples. |
| Porkbelly | Johnny Test | CN | Porkbelly is a fictional town and also the main setting of Johnny Test. It is alternately located in Ontario, British Columbia, or California, depending on the flag displayed at Johnny's school. |
| Potatoburg | Small Potatoes | Disney Junior | A location where the four main characters live. |
| Prickly Pines | Camp Lazlo | CN | The town where Camp Kidney and Acorn Flats are located. |
Quahog | Family Guy | FOX | The town is modeled after Cranston, Rhode Island.[4] |
| Rintis Island | Boboiboy | TV3 | Boboiboy and friends hometown |
Retroville | The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius | NICK | Retroville is a fictional city and is the main setting for The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. It has a school, and some other buildings. |
| Roarsville | Henry Hugglemonster | DISJR | Roarsville is a town which is the main setting of Henry Hugglemonster. Everyone living in Roarsville is a monster. |
| Royal Woods | The Loud House | NICK | A fictional town located in Michigan. A take on Royal Oak, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit, birthplace of the show's creator. |
| Saint Canard | Darkwing Duck | DIS | Saint Canard is the fictional city that serves as the home of Darkwing Duck, titular hero of his show. It is in the same continuity as Duckburg above; Launchpad had moved there prior to the opening episodes of Darkwing Duck, and Duckburg hero Gizmoduck made guest star appearances. The city sits on Audubon Bay, with Darkwing's secret lair atop a catenary tower of the Audubon Bay Bridge, and features an exaggerated central skyline of large skyscrapers. The city's name 'Canard' is the French word for duck. |
| Sodor | Thomas & Friends | ITV | Island of fiction |
| Sooga Village | Pucca | DXD | Sooga Village is a town which is the main setting of Pucca. |
South Park | South Park | CMDY | A fictional small town of South Park, located within the real life South Park basin in the Rocky Mountains of central Colorado.[5] The town is also home to an assortment of frequent characters such as students, families, elementary school staff, and other various residents, who tend to regard South Park as a bland and quiet place to live. South Park's art and visual style was heavily inspired by the town Fairplay in Colorado.[6] |
| Splitsboro | Sidekick | YTV | Splitsboro is a fictional town and the main setting of Sidekick. |
Springfield | The Simpsons | FOX | Springfield is the fictional town in which the American animated sitcom The Simpsons is set. A mid-sized town in an undetermined state of the United States, Springfield acts as a complete universe in which characters can explore the issues faced by modern society.[7] The geography of the town and its surroundings are flexible, changing to address whatever an episode's plot calls for.[8] Springfield's location is impossible to determine; the show is deliberately evasive on the subject, providing contradictory clues and impossible information about an actual geographic location. |
| Starfish Bay | What About Mimi? | TT | Starfish Bay is a fictional town where Mimi Mortin and her friends lives. It's probably located in British Columbia. It has a school, and some other buildings. |
| Storybook Village | Super WHY! | PBS | A village where Whyatt Beanstalk/Super Why, Princess Presto, Wonder Red and Alpha Pig live. |
| Stylesville | Bratz | 4Kids TV | Stylesville is the fictional city in Bratz where the magazine Bratz headquarters is located along with their revivals Your Thing. Not to be confused with the city Stilesville in Indiana, the city is sometimes spelled Stilesville. Bratz and Your Thing go to school at Stiles High School (also known as Stiles High). |
| Sunny Bay | LoliRock | France 3, France 4, Netflix | Sunny Bay resident Iris joins a girl rock band where she discovers she is a princess with magical powers. Together with her bandmates, she helps people around town. |
Stoolbend | The Cleveland Show | FOX | Fictional town in Virginia. |
| Swamp City, Virginia | Milo Murphy's Law | DXD | A fictional town located near Danville, Virginia. |
| Tapwater Springs | Angela Anaconda | TT | A town that serves as the setting of Angela Anaconda |
| Toyland | Noddy (character) | Enid Blyton | A world of toys. |
| Townsville | The Powerpuff Girls | CN | A fictional major city complete with its own Little Tokyo. |
Tremorton | My Life as a Teenage Robot | NICK | A fictional futuristic town, a parody of Trenton, New Jersey |
| Trumpton | Trumpton | BBC 1 | English town setting for the eponymous 1967 series |
| Underworld | The Baskervilles | Teletoon | The darkness town controlled by the governor Nicolas Lucifer III |
| Wayouttatown | The Angry Beavers | NICK | A fictional town located in Oregon. |
| Wilson Way | Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends | CN | Wilson Way is a fictional town and the main setting of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. |
| Woodcrest | The Boondocks | AS | A fictional town located in Maryland. |
| WordWorld | WordWorld | PBS | |
| Wuzzleburg | Wow Wow Wubbzy | Nick Jr. | A town where Wubbzy, Widget, Daizy and Walden live and the main location of the show. |
| Wagstaff City | Martha Speaks | PBS | Wagstaff City the town where the Martha Speaks characters live and takes place. The city is a play on Flagstaff, Arizona. |
| Zootopia | Zootopia | Walt Disney Pictures | The Main location of the film. |
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