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* The North Pole in ''WesternAnimation/ArthurChristmas'' is portrayed as a facsimile of a modern day factory and bunker. The North Pole holds the underground command centre of all of Christmas. There are the elf homes and the Clause living quarters and the S-1 dock and it has a big command centre were Steve runs the Christmas operation with millions of elves at the helm working away making a list and checking it twice.
* Christmas Town is second holiday realm featured (the only other one seen being HalloweenTown) in ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas''. It is portrayed as a bright and colorful town covered in snow and populated by elves. The area includes in-door toy factories where elves work, Santa Claus's home, living spaces where the elves live, a carousel, bakeries and a train. The protagonist Jack Skellington accidentally happens upon this world when he finds the Hinterlands outside the borders of Halloween Town and finds a door shaped like a Christmas tree where he is ''literally'' pulled into it. It is likely that Christmas Town has its own set of doors, as Jack, Lock, Shock and Barrel where able to return to Halloween Town with no trouble.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePolarExpress'' has the titular train bringing children to the North Pole, which is depicted this way. There's a huge factory for processing toys prior to delivery, as well as [[BigBrotherIsWatching a surveillance system]] to catch naughty children.
* North's workshop in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' is a gigantic Russian Palace located in North Pole. It has a huge workshop were the Yetis and North work and design toys for the children of the world and huge room where the Globe of the World is located. It may also have multiple room for the Yetis, Elves, and the reindeer to stay and sleep. It also has an office were North makes his toy design from ice. And a base where the sleigh is keep with the reindeer. The workshop acts as a meeting HQ for the Guardians whenever they are needed, having a tough enough security that Jack Frost has tried and failed to infiltrate.
* Christmas Town is second holiday realm featured (the only other one seen being HalloweenTown) in ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas''. It is portrayed as a bright and colorful town covered in snow and populated by elves. The area includes in-door toy factories where elves work, Santa Claus's home, living spaces where the elves live, a carousel, bakeries and a train. The protagonist Jack Skellington accidentally happens upon this world when he finds the Hinterlands outside the borders of Halloween Town and finds a door shaped like a Christmas tree where he is ''literally'' pulled into it. It is likely that Christmas Town has its own set of doors, as Jack, Lock, Shock and Barrel where able to return to Halloween Town with no trouble.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePolarExpress'' has the titular train bringing children to the North Pole, which is depicted this way. There's a huge factory for processing toys prior to delivery, as well as [[BigBrotherIsWatching a surveillance system]] to catch naughty children.
* North's workshop in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' is a gigantic Russian Palace located in North Pole. It has a huge workshop were the Yetis and North work and design toys for the children of the world and huge room where the Globe of the World is located. It may also have multiple room for the Yetis, Elves, and the reindeer to stay and sleep. It also has an office were North makes his toy design from ice. And a base where the sleigh is keep with the reindeer. The workshop acts as a meeting HQ for the Guardians whenever they are needed, having a tough enough security that Jack Frost has tried and failed to infiltrate.
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* The North Pole in ''WesternAnimation/ArthurChristmas'' is portrayed as a facsimile of a modern day factory and bunker. The North Pole holds the underground command centre of all of Christmas. There are the elf homes and homes, the Clause living quarters quarters, an S-1 dock, and the S-1 dock and it has a big command centre were where Steve runs the Christmas operation (complete with millions of elves at the helm working away making a list and checking it twice.
twice).
* Christmas Town is the second holiday realm featured(the only other one seen being HalloweenTown) in ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas''. It is portrayed as a bright and colorful town covered in snow and populated by elves. The area includes in-door indoor toy factories where elves work, Santa Claus's home, living spaces where the elves live, a carousel, bakeries and a train. The protagonist Jack Skellington accidentally happens upon this world when he finds the Hinterlands outside the borders of Halloween Town and finds a door shaped like a Christmas tree where he is ''literally'' pulled into it. into. It is likely that Christmas Town has its own set of doors, as Jack, Lock, Shock and Barrel where were able to return to Halloween Town with no trouble.
*''WesternAnimation/ThePolarExpress'' has In ''WesternAnimation/ThePolarExpress'', the titular train bringing children to the North Pole, which Pole is depicted this way. There's a huge factory for processing toys prior to delivery, as well as [[BigBrotherIsWatching a surveillance system]] to catch naughty children.
* North's workshop in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' is a gigantic RussianPalace palace located in the North Pole. It has a huge workshop were the Yetis and North work and design toys for the children of the world and huge room where the Globe of the World is located. It may also have multiple room for the Yetis, Elves, and the reindeer to stay and sleep. It also has an office were North makes his toy design from ice. And a base where the sleigh is keep with the reindeer. The workshop also acts as a meeting HQ for the Guardians whenever they are needed, having a Guardians' headquarters and has tough enough security that Jack Frost has tried and failed to infiltrate. infiltrate.
* In ''WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1998'', the North Pole provides human-sized houses and a schoolroom for its intelligent reindeer. There's also a greenhouse, mail-delivering sleighs, and a factory floor so happy that its workers regularly sing.
* Christmas Town is the second holiday realm featured
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* North's workshop in ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'' is a gigantic Russian
* In ''WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1998'', the North Pole provides human-sized houses and a schoolroom for its intelligent reindeer. There's also a greenhouse, mail-delivering sleighs, and a factory floor so happy that its workers regularly sing.
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* ''Website/SCPFoundation'': This is PlayedForHorror. [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-784 SCP-784 - Christmas Cheer]] is a town somewhere in Texas, that is decorated with Christmas all year round regardless of the weather. It is an anomalous location where the inhabitants are AmbiguouslyHuman and assimilate those who do not exhibit the right level of Christmas cheer. This includes things as minor as wishing someone “Happy Holidays” rather than “Merry Christmas”, singing the wrong lyrics to a carol, or not showing enough enthusiasm for a gift.
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* ''Website/SCPFoundation'': This is PlayedForHorror. [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-784 SCP-784 - – Christmas Cheer]] is a town somewhere in Texas, that is decorated with Christmas all year round regardless of the weather. It is an anomalous location where the inhabitants are AmbiguouslyHuman and assimilate those who do not exhibit the right level of Christmas cheer. This includes things as minor as wishing someone “Happy Holidays” "Happy Holidays" rather than “Merry Christmas”, "Merry Christmas", singing the wrong lyrics to a carol, or not showing enough enthusiasm for a gift.gift.
* ''WebVideo/StampysLovelyWorld'': The North Pole, Santa's place of residence and where Polly Reindeer hails from. Stampy visits this place in Episode 367, "North Pole" and Episode 686, "Santa's Surprise".
* ''WebVideo/StampysLovelyWorld'': The North Pole, Santa's place of residence and where Polly Reindeer hails from. Stampy visits this place in Episode 367, "North Pole" and Episode 686, "Santa's Surprise".
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* Christmas Town in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' is only accessible through a door in the HalloweenTown world. Much like Halloween Town, Christmas Town is overrun with Heartless (albeit by Christmas-themed versions of Halloween Town's Heartless), and while Santa Claus is sweet and polite to Sora and his gang, he still holds a chip on his shoulder towards Jack Skellington after he tried stealing Christmas the first time.
** This is taken further in this game's Final Mix, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy wear Christmas themed outfits while in the world, in contrast to their getup while in Halloween Town, all while a Christmas-y tune plays in the background.
** This is taken further in this game's Final Mix, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy wear Christmas themed outfits while in the world, in contrast to their getup while in Halloween Town, all while a Christmas-y tune plays in the background.
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* Christmas Town in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' is only accessible through a door in the HalloweenTown world. Much like Halloween Town, Christmas Town is overrun with Heartless (albeit by Christmas-themed versions of Halloween Town's Heartless), and while Santa Claus is sweet and polite to Sora and his gang, he still holds a chip on his shoulder towards Jack Skellington after he tried stealing Christmas the first time.
**time. This is taken further in this game's Final Mix, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy wear Christmas themed outfits while in the world, in contrast to their getup while in Halloween Town, all while a Christmas-y tune plays in the background.
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* Christmas Town in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' is only accessible through a door in HalloweenTown. Much like Halloween Town, Christmas Town is overrun with Heartless (albeit by Christmas-themed versions of Halloween Town's Heartless) and while Santa Claus is sweet and polite to Sora and his gang, he still holds a chip on his shoulder towards Jack Skellington after he tried stealing Christmas the first time.
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* Christmas Town in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' is only accessible through a door in HalloweenTown. the HalloweenTown world. Much like Halloween Town, Christmas Town is overrun with Heartless (albeit by Christmas-themed versions of Halloween Town's Heartless) Heartless), and while Santa Claus is sweet and polite to Sora and his gang, he still holds a chip on his shoulder towards Jack Skellington after he tried stealing Christmas the first time. time.
** This is taken further in this game's Final Mix, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy wear Christmas themed outfits while in the world, in contrast to their getup while in Halloween Town, all while a Christmas-y tune plays in the background.
** This is taken further in this game's Final Mix, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy wear Christmas themed outfits while in the world, in contrast to their getup while in Halloween Town, all while a Christmas-y tune plays in the background.
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* Creator/TerryPratchett questioned the traditional portrayal in his talk/essay "Alien Christmas", where he pointed out that, given the toys kids are actually given at Christmas, Santa's workshop is generally shows with a surprising lack of plastic extrusion machines and soldering irons. His theory: a wormhole above the North Pole results in an alien Santa providing Earth children with Franchise/{{Transformers}} and Franchise/{{Zoids}}, while our Santa is likewise sending all his wooden soldiers and suchlike to bewildered alien kids.
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* Creator/TerryPratchett questioned the traditional portrayal in his talk/essay "Alien Christmas", where he pointed out that, given the toys kids are actually given at Christmas, Santa's workshop is generally shows shown with a surprising lack of plastic extrusion machines and soldering irons. His theory: a wormhole above the North Pole results in an alien Santa providing Earth children with Franchise/{{Transformers}} and Franchise/{{Zoids}}, while our Santa is likewise sending all his wooden soldiers and suchlike to bewildered alien kids.
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* Creator/TerryPratchett questioned the traditional portrayal in his talk/essay "Alien Christmas", where he pointed out that, given the toys kids are actually given at Christmas, Santa's workshop is generally shows with a surprising lack of plastic extrusion machines and soldering irons. His theory: a wormhole above the North Pole results in an alien Santa providing Earth children with Franchise/{{Transformers}} and Franchise/{{Zoids}}, while our Santa is likewise sending all his wooden soldiers and suchlike to bewildered alien kids.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DadX'': Exaggerated in the form of Christmas ''Planet'', where [[SantaClaus Dad'X]], the elves, his reindeer, and even his ArchEnemy Foudror reside. The good guys live in the planet's North Pole, which is more snowy and covered in Christmas decorations, while Foudror's abode in the South Pole is more dark and ominous.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017 episode "[[Recap/DuckTales2017S3E18HowSantaStoleChristmas How Santa Stole Christmas!]]", flashbacks show Scrooge and Santa meeting in a wintery town whose residents resemble ChristmasElves even before they reveal their pointy ears. Once Santa outlines his plans to give toys around the world on Christmas, they naturally volunteer to help.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017 ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'' episode "[[Recap/DuckTales2017S3E18HowSantaStoleChristmas How Santa Stole Christmas!]]", flashbacks show Scrooge and Santa meeting in a wintery town whose residents resemble ChristmasElves even before they reveal their pointy ears. Once Santa outlines his plans to give toys around the world on Christmas, they naturally volunteer to help.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017 episode "[[Recap/DuckTales2017S3E18HowSantaStoleChristmas How Santa Stole Christmas!]]", flashbacks show Scrooge and Santa meeting in a wintery town whose residents resemble ChristmasElves even before they reveal their pointy ears. Once Santa outlines his plans to give toys around the world on Christmas, they naturally volunteer to help.
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: The TropeNamer, and one of the [[TropeCodifier codifiers]] for visual media, establishing many of the physical aspects of the place (snowy, always Christmas, etc.)
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: ''WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964'': The TropeNamer, and one of the [[TropeCodifier codifiers]] for visual media, establishing many of the physical aspects of the place (snowy, always Christmas, etc.)
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-->--'''Sam Snowman''', ''WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964''
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: The TropeNamer, and one of the [[TropeCodifier codifiers]] for visual media, establishing many of the visual aspects of the place (snowy, always Christmas, etc.)
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: The TropeNamer, and one of the [[TropeCodifier codifiers]] for visual media, establishing many of the visual physical aspects of the place (snowy, always Christmas, etc.)
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: The TropeNamer, and one of the earlier examples.
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* WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964: The TropeNamer, and one of the earlier examples.[[TropeCodifier codifiers]] for visual media, establishing many of the visual aspects of the place (snowy, always Christmas, etc.)
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-> ''"Nice around here, isn't it? I call it [[TropeNamer Christmas Town]]."''
-->-- '''Sam Snowman''', ''WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1964''
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-> ''Nice around here, isn't it? I call it [[TropeNamer Christmas Town]].''
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-> ''Nice ''"Nice around here, isn't it? I call it [[TropeNamer Christmas Town]].''"''
