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* [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2 Metropolis Zone]], [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1 Scrap Brain Zone]], [[VideoGame/SonicRiders Metal City]], [[VideoGame/SonicHeroes Grand Metropolis, Power Plant]], [[VideoGame/SonicUnleashed Eggmanland]], and many more, all from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' series. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that they are presumably the work of [[MadScientist Robotnik/Eggman]], except for Grand Metropolis. The ''VideoGame/SonicRiders'' subseries has a high level of technology far above the rest of the Sonic games. ''Zero Gravity'' has a pair of courses set in what looks like modern-day Japan, but the game explains that this is an artificial construct.
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* [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2 Metropolis Zone]], [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1 Scrap Brain Zone]], [[VideoGame/SonicRiders Metal City]], [[VideoGame/SonicHeroes Grand Metropolis, Power Plant]], [[VideoGame/SonicUnleashed Eggmanland]], and many more, all from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' series. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that they are presumably the work of [[MadScientist Robotnik/Eggman]], Dr. Eggman]], except for Grand Metropolis. The ''VideoGame/SonicRiders'' subseries has a high level of technology far above the rest of the Sonic games. ''Zero Gravity'' has a pair of courses set in what looks like modern-day Japan, but the game explains that this is an artificial construct.
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* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'': Neo Brazil, located east of Santa Destroy, is an idyllic region with a futuristic cylindrical building and a wide, very lush grassland that features some monoliths engraved with luminiscent figures shaped like plant leaves. It's clearly modeled after an idealized city in the future that is also ecologically friendly.
* Omnitopia from ''VideoGame/SecretOfEvermore''.
* Omnitopia from ''VideoGame/SecretOfEvermore''.
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* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'': Neo Brazil, located east of Santa Destroy, is an idyllic region with a futuristic cylindrical building and a wide, very lush grassland that features some monoliths engraved with luminiscent luminescent figures shaped like plant leaves. It's clearly modeled after an idealized city in the future that is also ecologically friendly.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperKiwi64'': The first level of the ''Doomsday'' campaign takes place within an enclosed urban rainy area called City 64, which has a futuristic motif. Many neon lights, including some written in Japanese, can be seen, as can various luminescent green orbs that come from the pool of water at the bottom. The level is very tall, being divided into vertical sections that have to be traversed with the help of moving platforms as well as some billboards the kiwi can climb with its beak.
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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': Academy City, which is said to have technology that's 20 years ahead of everyone else.
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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'': Academy City, which is said to have technology that's 20 years ahead of everyone else.
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* In ''Series/{{Eureka}}'', the eponymous city is populated by the most brilliant minds in the world. As a result, its technology is significantly more advanced, with nuclear fusion generators being routinely used to power houses, the cure for common cold being available in drugstores, and the deputy sheriff being eventually replaced by an android. This causes endless problems to sheriff Jack Carter, who comes from the "normal" world, and has trouble to adapt to a city where crimes involves invisible people or rebellious self-aware army drones, to name but a few. Meanwhile, his daughter discovers a highschool where cheerleaders discuss quantum physics and science projects involve genetic engineering.
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* In ''Series/{{Eureka}}'', the eponymous city is populated by the most brilliant minds in the world. As a result, its technology is significantly more advanced, with nuclear fusion generators being routinely used to power houses, the cure for common cold being available in drugstores, and the deputy sheriff being eventually replaced by an android. This causes endless problems to sheriff Jack Carter, who comes from the "normal" world, and has trouble to adapt to a city where crimes involves involve invisible people or rebellious self-aware army drones, to name but a few. Meanwhile, his daughter discovers a highschool where cheerleaders discuss quantum physics and science projects involve genetic engineering.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': As the great ocean Grand Line are made of small islands in between seas, with high difficulty to even move from island to island in the first place, islands are all but isolated from each other; some islands get to be much more advanced (read: looking like some place in the future instead of the 16th century technology like in the age of piracy) than others.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': As the great ocean Grand Line are made of small islands in between seas, with high difficulty to even move from island to island in the first place, islands are all but isolated from each other; some islands get to be much more advanced (read: looking like some place in the future instead of the 16th century technology like in the age of piracy) than others. This is especially true of [[spoiler: Egghead, in the New World. As it's where the laboratory of OneManIndustrialRevolution Dr. Vegapunk is located, the island is stated to be "500 years ahead in the future"]].
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* In ''Series/{{Eureka}}'', the eponymous city is populated by the most brilliant minds in the world. As a result, its technology is significantly more advanced, with nuclear fusion generators being routinely used to power houses, the cure for common cold being available in drugstores, and the deputy sheriff being eventually replaced by an android. This causes endless problems to sheriff Jack Carter, who comes from the "normal" world, and has trouble to adapt to a city where crimes involves invisible people or rebellious self-aware army drones, to name but a few. Meanwhile, his daughter discovers a highschool where cheerleaders discuss quantum physics and science projects involve genetic engineering.
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* In ''Series/{{Eureka}}'', the eponymous city is populated by the most brilliant minds in the world. As a result, its technology is significantly more advanced, with nuclear fusion generators being routinely used to power houses, the cure for common cold being available in drugstores, and the deputy sheriff being eventually replaced by an android. This causes endless problems to sheriff Jack Carter, who comes from the "normal" world, and has trouble to adapt to a city where crimes involves invisible people or rebellious self-aware army drones, to name but a few. Meanwhile, his daughter discovers a highschool where cheerleaders discuss quantum physics and science projects involve genetic engineering.
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* Any of the "future" stages in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot3Warped'', though there it's justified -- the game's major theme is TimeTravel.
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** Any of the "future" stages in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot3Warped'', though there it's justified -- the game's major theme is TimeTravel.
** Any of the "future" stages in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot3Warped'', though there it's justified -- the game's major theme is TimeTravel.
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* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'': Neo Brazil, located east of Santa Destroy, is an idyllic region with a futuristic cylindrical building and a wide, very lush grassland that features some monoliths engraved with luminiscent figures shaped like plant leaves. It's clearly modeled after an idealized city in the future that is also ecologically friendly.
