History Main / BlankWhiteVoid

* Roxy describes the power of the void as an endless expanse of white which she can draw out anything from in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}''

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* The aptly named "White Dimension" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''. It's a dimension in between the World of Twelve and Emrub. At the same time it is used as a prison to trap one of the villains, Qilby, who views it as a FateWorseThanDeath. [[spoiler:After all, as a StrawNihilist obsessed with staving off the monotony of an immortal eternal existence by seeking out new and unknown things, the unending ''nothingness'' is his IronicHell.]]

* The ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'' episode "The Void" is about another dimension, accessed through a PortalDoor floating around in space, that's starts out as pure white and changes according to your desires.

* This is basically the setting of ''WebAlimation/AnimatedInanimateBattle'', though the void, known as the Blank Slate, is colored yellow and white.

* The aptly named "White Dimension" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''. It's a dimension in between the World of Twelve and Emrub. At the same time it is used as a prison to trap one of the villans, Qilby.

* The aptly named "White Dimension" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''.

* Used a few times in ''Franchise/StarTrek'', albeit they're not so much "rooms" as actual white voids:

* ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'' is set in one of these. Then the characters create land from the corpse of a dead giant and eventually build a town there.

* The webcomic ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'' starts out like this. The introduction of all the characters and other objects, one by one, to this realm form the backbone of the comic's storyline.

* The "Cone" story arc in ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' sees our heroes abducted to [[http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20130820.html a realm like this]] for much of the story, trying to find a way out.

** [[TheDitz Patrick's]] dreamscape turns out to be one of these with just him on a coin-operated kiddie ride.

** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS37E10ItTakesYouAway "It Takes You Away"]]: [[spoiler:When the [[GeniusLoci Solitract]] drops the Norwegian cottage guise when the Doctor is the only visitor left, it takes the form of one of these, with beams resembling the cottage attic, and itself in the form of a talking frog sitting on a chair.]]

-->'''T'Pol:''' Why are you here?
-->'''Tucker:''' I was about to ask you the same thing. [[TalkingInYourDreams Is this a daydream?]]
-->'''T'Pol:''' I'm meditating. This is where I go in my mind.
-->'''Tucker:''' Well, I would've thought you'd pick a more interesting place. Like the beach, or one of those Fire Plains you showed me.
-->'''T'Pol:''' Please leave.
-->'''Tucker:''' Exactly where am I supposed to go?
* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** The show featured an early example in "The Mind Robber" serial, as the Doctor and his companions find themselves trapped in the land of Fiction. This being ''Doctor Who'', you actually ''could'' see the edges of the walls, but the cast never did...
** "Warrior's Gate" is set almost entirely in one of these, to eerie effect.
** Apparently, these were a fixture of Terry Nation's early scripts.
** In "Journey to the Centre of the [=TARDIS=]", [[spoiler:the heart of the [=TARDIS=]]] is one of these.

! Examples

* In one of Creator/WarrenEllis' issues of ''Dv8'', Copycat steps on a booby trap that apparently teleports her into one of these. [[spoiler:The white void later turns out to be a simulation, a result of being teleported to another room in the facility and hooked up to a virtual reality machine.]] She grows to like the isolation, because her SplitPersonality starts integrating, until her teammates pull an UnwantedRescue.

A room which ''appears'' to be a Blank White Void but actually has white walls floor and ceiling is a WhiteVoidRoom. Compare FeaturelessPlaneOfDisembodiedDialogue.

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* In ''ComicBook/{{Lucifer}}'' it's titular character [[spoiler:mercy-kills Michael Demiurgos]] in one of these, [[spoiler:and proceeds to create his own Totality of creation in it with the released energy]] and, at the end of the series, [[spoiler:ventures out into this same Void again, where he either 'imposes himself upon it, or becomes it.']]

* [[Comicbook/TheUnbelievableGwenpool Gwenpool]] learns how to [[NinjaProp leave the comicbook panel]] and go into the page gutter (although for her, she can also the other pages in this "Gutter Space"), even using that to push villains into the featureless void.

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** In the Season 8 episode, "Road to the Multiverse", Brian and Stewie visit an alternate universe that is this, with just them and "Compliment Guy," who stands so far away that he's almost a dot. He is the only inhabitant of his universe and his sole purpose is to yell compliments from a distance. Brian and Stewie then leave that universe and back to their own universe, in front of their house. However, it turns out that they are only standing in front of a large ''picture'' of their house, and two workers come along and carry the picture away, revealing that they are simply in yet another White Void Room. Stewie tells Brian that they are in The Universe of Misleading Portraiture. It has no true specific locations, only portraits that represent the locations. But then they see Compliment Guy in the distance of the void... but then it turns out that he and the void are simply yet another Misleading Portraiture, which gets carried away by two workers, revealing another white void room, but with a horizon where a gray wall meets a white floor.
** In the season 9 episode, "The Big Bang Theory", Stewie and Brian end up in a white, floorless nothingness when they go back in time before the big bang. They demonstrate the versatility of the nothingness when Stewie snaps his fingers to alter the physics, and creates a musical staff with their two heads taking place of the musical notes, where the two heads sing the Carmichael / Loesser song "Heart and Soul."
* In the ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'' movie, Frankie is held prisoner by an imaginary friend who controls a pretend world in a toy box. (Actually, she's more of the first person he's seen in a very long time and so he gets very excited. She genuinely enjoys the experience but she's not allowed to leave his world.) When Mr. Herriman tries to take her back to Foster's, the friend in control of the world gets very angry. As he chases them he destroys the world and it becomes one of these, albeit with debris and landmarks still around.

--> '''Stephen Hawking:''' Great. The entire universe was destroyed.
--> '''Fry:''' Destroyed? Then where are we now?
--> '''Al Gore:''' I don't know. But I can darn well tell you where we're not: The universe.
--> '''Nichelle Nichols''': ''[Groaning]'' Eternity with nerds. It's the Pasadena ''Star Trek'' convention all over again.
--> '''Gary Gygax''': Anyone wanna play ''Dungeons & Dragons'' for the next quadrillion years?
* ''WesternAnimation/UncleGrandpa'' features one of these in-between episodes. Uncle Grandpa and his group seem to walk around it just fine, but one who comes in unprepared, say, [[WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse the Crystal Gems]], can easily get lost.
* The aptly named "White Dimension" in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wakfu}}''.

* In the "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsMagicalMovieNight Mirror Magic]]" short for ''Franchise/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls'', the Humane Seven end up trapped in one of these [[spoiler:thanks to BigBad Juniper Montage using a mirror with dark magic]]. The room inside the mirror starts to break apart as the mirror takes more damage in the outside world.

* The aptly named "White Dimension" in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wakfu}}''.
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