History Main / MassTeleportation

** The Protodevelin do this to the city section of the titular ''Anime/{{Macross 7}}''.

* In ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', these sort of things work like out-right airports for wizards. The background story also mentioned massive use of this teleportation type to transport an entire army and change the course of war.

* One time, in ''[[Comicbook/TheUltimates Ultimate Comics: Avengers 3]]'', the Triskelion was facing a vampire invasion. So Captain America used the hammer of Thor ({{Mjolnir}}) to teleport them all to the Iranian desert, were the vampires were killed by the daylight. The reason for not teleporting the Triskelion into a desert area of an ally (e.g. Israel, Egypt, Saudi-Arabia) but to that of an enemy ("Great Satan", you remember) is, that it would've been less badass (you appear in broad daylight on enemy territory and they can DO NOTHING except for Ahmadinejad having a fit!!).

* The event that transported Ryanverse Earth and its surroundings into the TabletopGame/BattleTech universe, in ''FanFic/AnEntryWithABang'', is even referred to as an [[Literature/IslandInTheSeaOfTime ISOT]] event, in a nod to Stirling's novel, and was teleported into the [[Literature/SixteenThirtyTwo Grantville]] cluster.
* [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5807698/1/Every_Silver_Lining_has_its_Cloud Every Silver Lining has it's Cloud ]] - One of the more epic examples of this trope as the town of Sunnydale is transported to the world of Faerun. Set in late season two of ''[[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer BtVS]]''.

* Fanfic/HalkegeniaOnline: It's the premise of the story. [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] summons and makes real all of [[LightNovel/SwordArtOnline Alfheim]] during the summoning ritual.

* The ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanfic [[https://www.fimfiction.net/story/205215/island-in-the-sea-of-equus Island in the Sea of Equus]] involves the United States as of January 15th, 2014 (with some liberties such as a fictional president) [=ISOTed=] to Equestria's homeworld in the middle of Season 3.

*** Ditto for the Protoss Mothership in ''VideoGame/{{StarCraft II}}''.

* ''VideoGame/HalfLife:''

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''

* The ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' crossover ''Fanfic/MortalKombatVsTheOwlHouse'' features this as the main premise for the crossover. With everyone in Outworld and the Netherrealm being mysteriously teleported to the Boiling Isles.

* In ''[[FanFic/SovereignGFCOrigins Origins]]'', a ''Franchise/MassEffect''[=/=]''Franchise/StarWars''[[spoiler:[=/=]''[=Borderlands=]''[=/=]''[=Halo=]'']] MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, Force Travel is used on a huge scale, moving a whole fleet including a [[MileLongShip Star Dreadnaught]] to ''another galaxy''. This induces a HeroicRROD in the user, but gets the heroes out of a very nasty situation. [[spoiler:It also marks the beginning of that person's [=Heel-Face Turn=].]]

* In ''VideoGame/SuikodenIV'', Viki (the [[TheDitz ditzy]] {{Time Travel}}ing [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleportation mage]] who appears in every game of the main series) is able to teleport the heroes' entire naval fleet (consisting of up to 5 battleships, if you do well enough in the naval battles). And it doesn't even seem to be remotely difficult for her; there's no MP cost, no sign of strain, and no limit to how often she can do it. Of course, there's no reason to think that teleporting multiple warships would be more difficult than teleporting [[TimeTravel a century back in time]], something so easy that Viki literally did it ''by accident''. Oddly enough, though, [[GameplayAndStorySegregation your "master" strategist never thinks of putting her ridiculously powerful ability to strategic use.]]

* In a ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'' storyarc, the entire Hell's Kitchen neighborhood was once transported to the realm of the Satan-like Mephisto.

* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': In [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0643.html "A wizard Did It"]], Vaarsuvius teleports the entire Azure City refugee fleet to another continent. A few strips earlier, [[ChekhovsSkill it was noted one of the souls s/he is spliced with had teleported armies.]]

* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'':

* In ''[[FanFic/SovereignGFCOrigins Origins]]'', a ''MassEffect''[=/=]''StarWars''[[spoiler:[=/=]''[=Borderlands=]''[=/=]''[=Halo=]'']] MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, Force Travel is used on a huge scale, moving a whole fleet including a [[MileLongShip Star Dreadnaught]] to ''another galaxy''. This induces a HeroicRROD in the user, but gets the heroes out of a very nasty situation. [[spoiler:It also marks the beginning of that person's [=Heel-Face Turn=].]]

* ''Series/TheFortyFourHundred'': The 4400 were separately abducted at various points between 1946 and 2003 and later transported ''en masse'' to the same location, Highland Beach, near Mount Rainier in Washington on August 14, 2004.* ''Series/{{Andromeda}}'' has the entire solar systems of Tarn Vedra and Ral Parthia being teleported off to a pocket dimension to hide them from a Magog invasion.

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* ''Comicbook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' once had the entire population of a planet teleported to a safer solar system.

* In Creator/PhilFoglio's ''ComicBook/{{Buck Godot|Zap Gun for Hire}}'', the titular character convinces the only life-form in the galaxy capable of true teleportation (known simply as "The Teleporter") to help out with a small problem: the star around which a heavily-populated planet orbits is about to go nova. Buck suggests that the population could be distributed to several convenient planets elsewhere, but the Teleporter [[http://www.airshipentertainment.com/buckcomic.php?date=20070426 offers a rather simpler solution]] that simultaneously resolves one of Buck's personal problems. Actually that's two problems with separate solutions (both involving teleporting). Teleporting X-Tel to Kooblen solves Buck's (and everyone else's) problem with them. On the next page we learn that the Teleporter saved the doomed planet by moving the whole planet to a different system.

* The ''ComicBook/{{LegionOfSuperHeroes}}'' arc known as the Great Darkness Saga featured Darkseid using his Omega Beams to swap the positions of the planets Apokolips and Daxam between dimensions.

* The Roleplay/BouvetIsland mapgame (and its [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=280566 two]] [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=301442 sequels]]) along with a spinoff set on [[http://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=313000 Tenerife Island]] on AlternateHistory.com are like [=FISOT=] country games, but only limited to characters, structures, objects, etc.
* The WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic fanfic [[https://www.fimfiction.net/story/205215/island-in-the-sea-of-equus Island in the Sea of Equus]] involves the United States as of January 15th, 2014 (with some liberties such as a fictional president) [=ISOTed=] to Equestria's homeworld in the middle of Season 3.

* In the fluff to the tabletop game ''Robo Gear'', the imperial empire of Terra's last ditch attempt to try to regain control of the galaxy was to build a colossal Jump Drive and teleport the entire planet from star system to star system. [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} My memory is a little sketchy but I believe the entire earth was destroyed]].

* On ''[[WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Justice League Unlimited]]'', A.M.A.Z.O. once ''moved a planet out of the dimension'' on his trip back to Earth. More than that, the planet was ''Oa'', home of the {{Sufficiently Advanced Alien}}s who give the Franchise/GreenLantern Corps their rings. If ''they'' couldn't stop A.M.A.Z.O., you know the Justice League's chances didn't look good. And that doesn't even get into how ''effortless'' it was. He didn't remove the planet to keep the Guardians and the Green Lantern Corps from interfering with him. He did it because Oa was ''in his way''. It was literally quicker and easier for him to teleport the planet into another dimension than to just fly around it. John asks him to move it back, so A.M.A.Z.O. complies.

** An Eliatrope portals are normally small and don't last long, but can be significantly improved with practice, preparation, and power. With at least several hours of preparation [[spoiler:and the Eliacube's power]], Quilby makes an enormous portal [[spoiler:[[HellGate into the Shushu world]]]]. After the TimeSkip, Yugo is able to clear out a crowded room by teleporting almost everyone outside and, with help of several [[AmplifierArtifact Dofus]], [[spoiler:teleports a ''mountain'' into the sky so the battle won't damage the Earth (this [[ColonyDrop horribly backfires]])]].

* ''Series/TheFortyFourHundred'': people are abducted individually at various times and places throughout the 20th century, but all 4,400 of them get teleported back simultaneously to the same location.
* ''Series/{{Andromeda}}'' has the entire solar systems of Tarn Vedra and Ral Parthia being teleported off to a pocket dimension to hide them from a Magog invasion.

* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}''. Although actually an example of an [[FasterThanLightTravel FTL drive]], the moment when [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Galactica dives into the atmosphere]] of New Caprica, then jumps out moments before it {{Colony Drop}}s the entire settlement, could apply. One good touch is there's a tremendous ''CRACK!'' and immediate whirlwind as air rushes back into the space where the massive battlestar once was.

* ''Series/TwelveMonkeys'': Titan is eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: a huge industrial facility that can instantaneously travel through time and space.]]

* One novel starts with a mountain town and the surrounding area transported to an alien planet. A possible explanation is that this planet exists slightly off-phase and has for a brief moment come in contact with Earth. However, the displaced people aren't too worried about how they got there, as they must now focus on survival in this strange world.

* The West Virginia mining town of Grantville being teleported to 1632 Thuringia in the ''Literature/SixteenThirtyTwo'' saga by Eric Flint.

** The Protoss Arbiter in ''Franchise/StarCraft'' can teleport a moderately-sized strike force to it.

* Fanfic/HalkegeniaOnline: It's the premise of the story. [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] summons and makes real all of [[SwordArtOnline Alfheim]] during the summoning ritual.