"I like this [swamp]," said Grakker as we stepped onto the bridge. "It looks like home."
"Do you come from a swamp planet?" I asked, thinking of some old movie I had seen.
"Do you come from a swamp planet?" he replied.
"Do you come from a swamp planet?" I asked, thinking of some old movie I had seen.
"Do you come from a swamp planet?" he replied.
— Aliens Ate My Homework by Bruce Coville, page 25
On this New Pangaea, there were no barriers, no lakes or mountain ranges. Nowadays it didn’t matter where you went, from pole to equator, from east to west. Everywhere was the same. And there was dust everywhere. Even the air was full of red dust, suspended there by the habitual sandstorms, making the sky a butterscotch-coloured dome. It was more like Mars than Earth.
Krayt's Mom: Krayt, listen to reason. The elders all say it's just a never-ending ocean of desert out there.
Krayt Dragon: Oh pish posh. What kind of cruel god would decreed a whole planet defined by just one topographical feature? It would be just as ridiculous as a whole world made of nothing but ice, lava, or forest!note
Krayt Dragon: Oh pish posh. What kind of cruel god would decreed a whole planet defined by just one topographical feature? It would be just as ridiculous as a whole world made of nothing but ice, lava, or forest!note
— Robot Chicken, "Star Wars Special, Episode 2"
"I never fully appreciated how diverse Earth is," said Proton. "Once you get out of the solar system it's ice planets, desert planets, forest planets, pleasure planets, gravel planets — all one-G worlds with a single homogenous climate and culture. It's like the rest of the universe was created by unimaginative scriptwriters on a tight deadline."
"My father used to take me to the wilderness preserves on Vulcan. So for years I thought their whole planet was like that — animals and plants everywhere. I didn't know there were any people on Vulcan."
— Leanne, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ("Life Support")
The Sea of Leaves is the name people have given to the vast forest that now covers the land. As far as anyone knows, the forest covers everything, from countryside, farmland and roads, to villages, town and cities. Some drifters say they’ve glimpsed mountains that are not covered by the trees and still show bare rock, but no one knows if that's true. The green canopy covers the world, and if you get up high enough in the right places, you can see that the sea of green stretches from horizon to horizon.
Lemmy: Oh! We need to bring this to Bowser Canibe, who's this one weird guy who lives in the desert.
Mario: This planet is all desert!
Lemmy: Oh, I mean the part that's more desert than this is desert.
Mario: This can be more desert?!
Mario: This planet is all desert!
Lemmy: Oh, I mean the part that's more desert than this is desert.
Mario: This can be more desert?!
—Space Battles
by Lord Seth
by Lord Seth"Ugh... Everything looks the goddamn same on this goddamn planet!"
— Piccolo, Dragon Ball Z Abridged
