User:Chubby Potato/Sandbox/List of realities

This is a rough idea for a page of a list of realities (parallel universes, alternate timelines, dimensions, etc.). But of course, it's tricky to differentiate those. It is not intended to be in-universe in order to provide clearer details. For now I am including things from reference sources even though they are not currently valid sources. (Admittedly, this is mainly for Marvel stuff.) Also, for now it should be in alphabetical order excluding N-Space. For things without official names (e.g. Parallel universe (Auld Mortality)), let's then alphabetise by story dab. And for crossover universes, the firsts should reflect their first DWU appearance, mention, name, etc.

This is very much a work in progress. If you want to add or edit something, feel free.

Primary name	First	Other names	Notes
N-Space	TV: An Unearthly Child TV: State of Decay (named)	Normal-Space (PROSE: Christmas on a Rational Planet) Third Universe (AUDIO: Quinnis, PROSE: Resurrection of the Author) Universe One (TV: Survivors of the Flux) The Totality (PROSE: Collective Unconscious, A Bright White Crack) Home D (AUDIO: Masquerade) Earth-5556 (REF: All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #7)	The "main" universe for Doctor Who stories.
Alternate timeline (City of the Daleks)	GAME: City of the Daleks	N/A (no official name)	Alternate timeline where the New Dalek Paradigm repopulated Skaro and exterminated humanity in 1963.
Alternate timeline (Pyramids of Mars)	TV: Pyramids of Mars	N/A (no official name)	Alternate timeline where Sutekh was released in 1911. By 1980 he had destroyed the Earth.
Alternate timeline (The Girl Who Waited)	TV: The Girl Who Waited	N/A (no official name)	Amy Pond spent 36 years waiting in the Two Streams Facility.
Andrea Yates' World	TV: Pyramids of Mars	N/A (no official name)	Alternate timeline where Andrea Yates accepted the Trickster's offer for Sarah Jane Smith to die in her place on 13 July 1964. Numerous alien incursions which would have occurred were "turned away" by the Trickster, who intended for the Earth to be destroyed by meteorite K67 in 2008. Unlike another reality created by the Trickster's Brigade, Sarah Jane expressly states that this is not a "parallel world".
Anti-matter universe	TV: The Three Doctors	Omega's universe	Pocket dimension made of anti-matter to which Omega was exiled.
Arthur's World	TV: Battlefield (mentioned)	N/A	"Another universe" and "another dimension" relative to N-Space. Home to King Arthur and Morgaine, who know the Doctor as Merlin.
Cupid Homeworld	PROSE: Auteur's Abecedarium	N/A	Pocket dimension of the Prime Universe and home to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.
Dawn 1027	PROSE: A Bright White Crack	N/A	One of the 10,000 Dawns, visited by Chris Cwej.
Donna's World	TV: Turn Left	N/A (no official name)	"Parallel world" (TV: Turn Left) created by the Time Beetle where Donna Noble turned right at an intersection, leading to a chain of events where the Tenth Doctor died and the Earth was plunged into chaos. Donna was sent back in time by UNIT to undo this and the timeline ceased to exist.
E-Space	TV: Full Circle	Exo-Space-Time Continuum Exo-Space (TV: Full Circle)	Negative parallel universe to N-Space. (PROSE: Castrovalva) Connected to N-Space via Charged Vacuum Emboitements.
Ecto-Space	AUDIO: The Choice	N/A	A "pocket universe" relative to N-Space. Implicitly the same thing as E-Space, but this has never been confirmed.
Federation universe	COMIC: Assimilation²	N/A	Parallel universe home to the United Federation of Planets. "Prime universe" setting of the Star Trek franchise.
Fourth universe	TV: The Edge of Destruction (mentioned) AUDIO: Quinnis (appearance)	N/A	Parallel universe with different time tracks to N-Space. Possibly conflated with the Fourth Galaxy in some sources.
Land of Fiction	TV: The Mind Robber	N/A	Fictional sub-dimension outside of time and space inhabited by fictional characters from N-Space.
Gallifrey's pocket universe	TV: The Day of the Doctor (mentioned) TV: Spyfall (appearance)	Bubble universe (TV: Spyfall)	Described as both a "parallel pocket universe" and a "another dimension" relative to N-Space. New location of the planet Gallifrey following the Last Great Time War. Gallifrey returned to N-Space at the end of the universe, (TV: Hell Bent) but apparently returned to its "bubble universe". (TV: Spyfall)
Godfrey Porter's World	PROSE: The Thief of Sherwood	N/A (no official name)	Doctor Who is a fictional series including the story The Thief of Sherwood.
Inferno universe	TV: Inferno PROSE: The Quantum Archangel (named)	Inferno Earth (conjectural name)	Parallel universe (TV: Inferno, PROSE: The Schizoid Earth) and/or divergent alternate timeline. (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel, Timewyrm: Genesys) Great Britain is under a fascist regime led by the Leader, and destroyed by the Inferno Project.
Kroton universe	COMIC: The Lost Dimension (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	The Kroton Imperium is the dominant power in the universe.
Ogron universe	COMIC: The Lost Dimension (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	The Ogron Confederation of Planets is the dominant power in the universe.
Parallel dimension (Telepresence)	AUDIO: Telepresence (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	Parallel dimension invaded by the Cyber-Mainframe and visited by the War Master.
Parallel Earth (Who's Who?)	COMIC: Who's Who?	N/A (no official name)	Technologically advanced 1970s visited by the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith.
Parallel universe (Auld Mortality)	AUDIO: Auld Mortality	N/A (no official name)	The Doctor was an author and was brainwashed into becoming Lord President.
Parallel universe (Code Silver)	AUDIO: Code Silver (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	Home to the Cyber-Mainframe.
Parallel universe (Deadline)	AUDIO: Deadline	N/A (no official name)	Meta-fiction universe where alterations to the timeline caused Doctor Who to be replaced with Juliet Bravo. Visited by the First Doctor. (PROSE: All Our Christmases)
Parallel universe (Exile)	AUDIO: Exile	N/A (no official name)	The Doctor committed suicide to escape the Time Lords and regenerated into a female incarnation who lived in hiding on Earth.
Parallel universe (False Negative)	AUDIO: False Negative	N/A (no official name)	UNIT is run by a fascist state and the Doctor supports violence.
Parallel universe (Full Fathom Five)	AUDIO: Full Fathom Five	N/A (no official name)	A more ruthless version of the Doctor sought to end genetic experiments at the Deep-sea Energy Exploration Project.
Parallel universe (Ghost Machines)	AUDIO: Ghost Machines	N/A (no official name)	Third parallel universe visited by Rose Tyler on her search for N-Space, in which Sir Peter Tyler created an operating system using the minds of the dead.
Parallel universe (He Jests at Scars...)	AUDIO: He Jests at Scars...	N/A (no official name)	The Valeyard was successful killing the Doctor in the Matrix during his trial and became immortal.
Parallel universe (Lunar Lagoon)	COMIC: Lunar Lagoon	N/A (no official name)	Timeline created by the Monk and Autek's Ice Warriors where the Pacific War lasted into the 1960s.
Parallel universe (Palindrome)	AUDIO: Palindrome	N/A (no official name)	The Kaleds and Thals, including Davros, lived in peace on Skaro.
Parallel universe (The Endless Night)	AUDIO: The Endless Night	N/A (no official name)	First parallel universe visited by Rose Tyler on her search for N-Space, in which the 2005-2006 invasions of Earth did not occur, Torchwood and UNIT did not exist, and the Sun suddenly burnt out.
Parallel universe (The Flood)	AUDIO: The Flood	N/A (no official name)	Second parallel universe visited by Rose Tyler on her search for N-Space, in which the Earth was pulled towards the Sun by an extraterrestrial force, causing rapid climate change.
Parallel universe (The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who)	COMIC: The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who	N/A (no official name)	Meta-fiction universe visited by the Eleventh Doctor.
Parallel universe (The Last Party on Earth)	AUDIO: The Last Party on Earth	N/A (no official name)	Fourth parallel universe visited by Rose Tyler on her search for N-Space, in which the 2005-2006 invasions of Earth did not occur, and a destructive meteor was approaching the Earth.
Parallel universe (The Schizoid Earth)	PROSE: The Schizoid Earth	N/A (no official name)	Parallel universe "in between" N-Space and the Inferno universe; native universe of Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart.
Parallel universe (TV Action!)	COMIC: TV Action!	N/A (no official name)	Meta-fiction universe visited by the Eighth Doctor and Beep the Meep.
Parallel universe of the Cla'tac'teth	PROSE: The Quantum Archangel	Realm of the Cla'tac'teth Cla'tac'teth reality (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel)	The Fourth Doctor failed to stop the entropy wave unleashed by the Tremas Master in 1981, causing the universe's heat death. Visited by the Sixth Doctor and the Master.
Pete's World	WC: Tardisode 5 TV: Doomsday (named)	N/A	Parallel universe where Peter Tyler is alive; home to the Cybusmen.
Prime Universe	PROSE: Auteur's Abecedarium (mentioned)	N/A	Parallel universe using the same naming convention as "Third Universe" and "Fourth Universe", as further established in The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids story The Grand Multiverse Hotel. Native universe of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and ostensibly the Disney Comics Universe.
Quark universe	COMIC: The Lost Dimension (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	The Quarks are the dominant power in the universe.
"Robot universe"	COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head (mentioned)	Earth-120185 (REF: All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #3)	Reality home to massive warring robots, to which Death's Head was brought to by the Seventh Doctor. Setting of the Transformers (UK) Marvel comic.
Sanctum of the Heretic	PROSE: Resurrection of the Author	N/A	Oxbow reality created by Auteur, in which he got trapped in when the noble-woman undid it. Heavily implied to be Donna's World.
Sea Devil Earth	COMIC: A Little Help from My Friends	N/A (no official name)	Alternate timeline where the Skithra successfully kidnapped Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison in 1903, and used Sea Devils to conquer Earth. The Tenth and Thirteenth Doctors went back to prevent this from ocurring.
Spiral Yssgaroth	TV: State of Decay (mentioned) PROSE: The Pit (appearance) PROSE: The Book of the War (named as "the Spiral Yssgaroth")	The Yssgaroth's universe (PROSE: The Pit) The reservoir of evil/reservoir of pain (HOMEVID: The Zero Imperative)	Parallel universe with entirely different physical laws to the "Spiral Politic"/N-Space. (PROSE: The Book of the War)
The Mentor's World	AUDIO: Project Infinity (mentioned) AUDIO: Dalek War: Chapter Four (appearance)	N/A (no official name)	Home universe of the Mentor, creator of the Alliance Daleks.
The Warrior's universe	AUDIO: Dust Devil	N/A (no official name)	Diverging timeline where the Fourth Doctor intentionally destroyed the incubators during the Genesis Incident, regenerating into the Warrior and causing the Time War to occur much earlier.
The Year That Never Was	TV: The Sound of Drums	N/A	Alternate timeline where the Saxon Master and the Toclafane conquered and ruled over Earth for a year.
Unbound Universe	AUDIO: Sympathy for the Devil PROSE: Legacy Presence (named)	N/A	Parallel reality where the Unbound Doctor was exiled to Hong Kong in 1997. Connected to N-Space via the Gateway.
Universe Two	TV: Survivors of the Flux	N/A	Parallel universe that was a destination of the Division, and hypothesised by Tecteun to be the Timeless Child's realm.
Word Lord universe	AUDIO: The Word Lord (mentioned)	N/A (no official name)	Parallel dimension 45 billion universes to the left of N-Space, home to the Word Lords.