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*''Fanfic/SunsetsIsekai'': While a visitor is in the Isekai (an interdimensional bar), no time passes in their home universe unless they want it to.
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** In "Gone Baby Gone," babies Meteora and Mariposa wander through a portal to the Neverzone. Marco and Star aren't sure how long they were gone, but by the time they chase after them, Meteora and Mariposa are teenagers who were raised as sisters and have been fighting to survive in a wasteland for years. They are leery about returning to Earth since they'll revert to babies, but Marco and Star promise that they'll be raised together again.

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** In "Gone Baby Gone," babies Meteora and Mariposa wander through a portal to the Neverzone. Marco and Star aren't sure how long they were gone, but by the time they chase after them, Meteora and Mariposa are teenagers who were raised as sisters and have been fighting to survive in a wasteland for years. They are leery about returning to Earth since they'll revert to babies, but Marco and Star promise that they'll be raised together again.again without fear of starvation.

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* In ''Anime/TheVisionOfEscaflowne'', the relative flow of time between Gaia and Earth seemingly follows no logic whatsoever. At first, time seems to move at roughly the same speed in both worlds, and traveler Hitomi is even able to receive a page on Gaia at the exact same time it was sent on Earth. Then, time seems to be moving faster on Earth when it's revealed that Hitomi's grandmother traveled there as a girl at least 30 years ago Earth time, but only enough time had passed on Gaia for Allen to age from a youth to a young man (perhaps 10 years max). Then, when Hitomi returns to Earth, she is transported to a point before she even left, which is about where you stop worrying about it.
* Creator/YuuWatase has [[WordOfGod gone on record]] as saying the time difference between the real world and world of ''The Universe of the Four Gods'' in ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'' depends on the text in the book, meaning that time doesn't move at a fixed rate -- a few paragraphs could cover minutes, days, or months. So if the sentence "And a year passed." appeared, people inside will have lived a year in less than a second outside.

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* In ''Anime/TheVisionOfEscaflowne'', the relative flow of time between Gaia and Earth seemingly follows no logic whatsoever. At first, time seems to move at roughly the same speed in both worlds, and traveler Hitomi is even able to receive ''Anime/{{Catnapped}}'' features a page on Gaia at the exact same time it was sent on Earth. Then, time seems to be moving faster on Earth when it's revealed that Hitomi's grandmother traveled world, Banipal Witt, where an entire day there as (measured in a girl at least 30 years ago Earth time, but only enough time had passed on Gaia for Allen series of balls and grains, manually reset, in a complex hourglass) is equivalent to age from a youth to a young man (perhaps 10 years max). Then, when Hitomi returns to Earth, she is transported to a point before she even left, which is about where you stop worrying about it.
* Creator/YuuWatase has [[WordOfGod gone on record]] as saying
three minutes in the human world. However, the time difference between the real world and world of ''The Universe of the Four Gods'' in ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'' depends on the text passing is inconsistent in the book, meaning movie itself, so there's no real knowing if that time doesn't move at a fixed rate -- a few paragraphs could cover minutes, days, or months. So if the sentence "And a year passed." appeared, people inside will have lived a year in less than a second outside.correlation is correct.



* ''Anime/{{Catnapped}}'' features a world, Banipal Witt, where an entire day there (measured in a series of balls and grains, manually reset, in a complex hourglass) is equivalent to three minutes in the human world. However, the time passing is inconsistent in the movie itself, so there's no real knowing if that correlation is correct.
* In ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', Evangeline A.K. Mc Dowell uses miniaturized worlds contained within glass diorama spheres as alternate places to train or relax, such as the Resort. One hour in the real world equals 24 in the resort. Due to a spell cast by Evangeline, occupants must stay for a full day (one hour in the real world) before being able to leave. This device is the subject of an important plot twist during the Mahora festival arc.


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* Creator/YuuWatase has [[WordOfGod gone on record]] as saying the time difference between the real world and world of ''The Universe of the Four Gods'' in ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'' depends on the text in the book, meaning that time doesn't move at a fixed rate -- a few paragraphs could cover minutes, days, or months. So if the sentence "And a year passed." appeared, people inside will have lived a year in less than a second outside.


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* In ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', Evangeline A.K. Mc Dowell uses miniaturized worlds contained within glass diorama spheres as alternate places to train or relax, such as the Resort. One hour in the real world equals 24 in the resort. Due to a spell cast by Evangeline, occupants must stay for a full day (one hour in the real world) before being able to leave. This device is the subject of an important plot twist during the Mahora festival arc.
* In ''Anime/TheVisionOfEscaflowne'', the relative flow of time between Gaia and Earth seemingly follows no logic whatsoever. At first, time seems to move at roughly the same speed in both worlds, and traveler Hitomi is even able to receive a page on Gaia at the exact same time it was sent on Earth. Then, time seems to be moving faster on Earth when it's revealed that Hitomi's grandmother traveled there as a girl at least 30 years ago Earth time, but only enough time had passed on Gaia for Allen to age from a youth to a young man (perhaps 10 years max). Then, when Hitomi returns to Earth, she is transported to a point before she even left, which is about where you stop worrying about it.

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* As though tracking time in [[Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia Narnia]] and its relationship to Earth wasn’t complicated enough on its own in the series, in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5779581/1/The-Lion-the-Cat-and-the-Turtles The Lion, the Cat and the Turtles]]'' the [[Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Turtles, Splinter, April, Klunk]] and Susan are drawn into Narnia from their present (at a point when Susan’s an old woman) and arrive during the reign of King Rilian, which is considerably earlier than the last time anyone from Earth visited Narnia (''Literature/TheLastBattle'' was stated as taking place over two centuries after Rilian’s death and just a year after Jill and Eustace's visit to Narnia).

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* As though tracking time in [[Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia Narnia]] and its relationship to Earth wasn’t complicated enough on its own in the series, in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5779581/1/The-Lion-the-Cat-and-the-Turtles The Lion, the Cat and the Turtles]]'' the [[Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Turtles, Splinter, April, Klunk]] and Susan are drawn into Narnia from their present (at a point when Susan’s an old woman) and arrive during the reign of King Rilian, which is considerably earlier than the last time anyone from Earth visited Narnia (''Literature/TheLastBattle'' was stated as taking place over two centuries after Rilian’s death and just a year after Jill and Eustace's visit to Narnia). Aslan even tells Splinter that "time is flowing in a different path," hinting that there's something more going on.


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* ''Fanfic/SevenFavoursForHarryPotter'' discusses the differences in time between the human realm and Faerie. Harry and Hermione at one point spend at least a day and a night in the realm of Faerie (even if they sleep through most of it), but only a couple of hours pass at Hogwarts. Seamus also mentions people who spent a few hours in Faerie, only to discover that ''decades'' have passed in the human realm.

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