History Main / ElementalPlane

* In ''DominicDeegan'' we've seen the Plane of Destruction; the existence of the other elemental planes is referenced occasionally.

* The ''FamilyGuy'' episode [[Recap/FamilyGuyS8E1RoadToTheMultiverse "Road to the Multiverse"]] featured quite a few of these.

** Module [=WG7=] ''Castle {{Greyhawk}}''. The Queen of the Honeybee Hive on level 7 opened a gate to the Demi-Plane of Flowers, a gigantic plain covered with every imaginable type of flower and plant.

** In the ''TabletopGame/{{Planescape}}'' setting, the "outer planes" include a plane representing each of the {{Character Alignment}}s, and the "inner planes" also include "quasielemental" or "paraelemental" planes such as "the Plane of Dust", "the Plane of Lightning", etc.

** The realms that can be attributed to be elemental planes are [[LightEmUp Alfheim]], home of the Light Alfs; [[CastingAShadow Svartalfheim]], home of the Dark Alfs; [[PlayingWithFire Muspellheim]], home of the Fire Giants; [[AnIcePerson Niflheim]], home of the Ice Giants; [[MakingASplash Vanaheim]], home of the Vana Gods (typically seen as marshes or wetlands); and [[ExtraOreDinary Jotunheim]], home of etins (very mountainous).

* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' plays this in spades. Every console game has a Forest theme, Fire theme, Water theme, Death theme, and Light theme.

* In DominicDeegan we've seen the Plane of Destruction; the existence of the other elemental planes is referenced occasionally.

* The ''FamilyGuy'' episode "Road to TheMultiverse" featured quite a few of these.

* ''WorldOfWarcraft'' hinted at those in the past, but really went nuts with the concept in Cataclysm:

** The Abyssal Maw, the plane of water, typical underwater flair everywhere.

* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' had several. When Timmy wishes to become a fairy and attempts to get to "Fairy World", he first ends up in "Scary World" and "Hairy World". A cow shows up in Hairy World asking if she's in "Dairy World".

* One episode of ''FairlyOddparents'' had several. When Timmy wishes to become a fairy and attempts to get to "Fairy World", he first ends up in "Scary World" and "Hairy World". A cow shows up in Hairy World asking if she's in "Dairy World".
* One of several D&D references in ''GrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' involved Grim trying to take Billy and Mandy to the elemental plane of fire.

* One episode of ''FairlyOddparents'' had several. When Timmy wishes to become a fairy and attempts to get to "Fairy World", he first ends up in "Scary World", "Dairy World", and "Hairy World".

* RobertSilverberg's novel ''SonOfMan'' is made of this.

* One episode of ''FairlyOddparents'' had several. A character attempting to get to "Fairy World" ended up in "Scary World", "Dairy World", and "Hairy World".

** In the ''{{Planescape}}'' setting, the "outer planes" include a plane representing each of the {{Character Alignment}}s, and the "inner planes" also include "quasielemental" or "paraelemental" planes such as "the Plane of Dust", "the Plane of Lightning", etc.

* All of the [[AnthropomorphicPersonification Tit]][[OurTitansAreDifferent ans]] seen in ''{{Scion}}'', as of yet. Of those that haven't been, it's safe to assume that the vast majority also are.

* ''EverQuest'' has a bunch of these. Indeed, an entire expansion is called, "The Planes of Power", which contains something like 15 different planes. And there are more planes from other expansions.

* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' (which is an AffectionateParody of ''DungeonsAndDragons''), [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0802.html Varsuvius was magically transported to "The Plane of Ranch Dressing".]]

* In DominicDeegan we've seen the Plane of Destruction, the existence of the other elemental planes is referenced occasionally.

* Death's Domain and the Palace of Time in ''{{Discworld}}''. Both symbolizing their concepts as much as the {{Anthropomorphic Personification}}s who inhabit them do.

* ''Franchise/{{The Legend of Zelda}}'' plays this in spades. Every console game has a Forest theme, Fire theme, Water theme, Death theme, and Light theme.

* ''IrregularWebcomic'': The Infinite Featureless Plane of Death. Note that this is apparently a parody/shout out to ''{{Discworld}}'', even though the author denies (in jest) ever reading that series.

* The ''FamilyGuy'' episode "Road to [[TheMultiverse the Multiverse]]" featured quite a few of these.

* The Five Forbidden Regions in the ''{{Xanth}}'' series: the void, the region of water, the region of fire, the region of earth, and the region of air. Each region is filled with terrain and weather that represent it: the region of water, for example, contains a lot of lakes and it rains often.

** Module [=WG7=] ''Castle Greyhawk''. The Queen of the Honeybee Hive on level 7 opened a gate to the Demi-Plane of Flowers, a gigantic plain covered with every imaginable type of flower and plant.

* ''{{The Legend of Zelda}}'' plays this in spades. Every console game has a Forest theme, Fire theme, Water theme, Death theme, and Light theme.

* One of several DnD references in ''GrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' involved Grim trying to take Billy and Mandy to the elemental plane of fire.

* One episode of ''FairlyOddparents'' had several. A character attempting to get to "Fairy World" ended up in "Scary World", "Dairy World", and "Hairy World".

* There's a universe of shrimp mentioned as a gag on ''{{Buffy}}''[=/=]''{{Angel}}''.

* In ''DungeonsAndDragons'', there are many of these. The "inner planes" include planes of Air, Earth, Fire, and Water, as well as the planes of "Positive Energy" and "Negative Energy".

* All of the [[AnthropomorphicPersonification Tit]] [[OurTitansAreDifferent ans]] seen in ''{{Scion}}'', as of yet. Of those that haven't been, it's safe to assume that the vast majority also are.

* In ''TheOrderOfTheStick'' (which is an AffectionateParody of ''DungeonsAndDragons''), [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0802.html Varsuvius was magically transported to "The Plane of Ranch Dressing".]]

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A setting that represents or is made of a concept/thing. It may or may not be [[GeniusLoci sentient]], in which case it may also have an avatar running around. {{Elemental Embodiment}}s are likely to have come from this place.

A setting that represents or is made of a concept/thing. It may or may not be [[GeniusLoci sentient]], in which case it may also have an avatar running around. {{Elemental Embodiment}}s are likely to come from this place.

A setting that represents or is made of a concept/thing. It may or may not be [[GeniusLoci sentient]], in which case it may also have an avatar running around. ElementalEmbodiments are likely to come from this place.