Fictional Regions
Edit this table| Name | Adjective | Demonym |
|---|---|---|
| Atlantis | Atlant(e)ans | |
| Aloria | Alorn | Alorns |
| Attilan | Inhumans | |
| Blefuscu | Blefuscudian | Blefuscudians |
| Brobdingnag | Brobdingnagian | Brobdingnagians |
| Laputa | Laputan | Laputans |
| Lilliput | Lilliputian | Lilliputians |
| Cardassia Prime | Cardassian | Cardassians |
| Bajor | Bajoran | Bajorans, Bajora |
| Ferenginar | Ferengi | Ferengi |
| Gallifrey | Gallifreyan | Gallifreyans, Time Lords |
| Genosha | Genoshan | Genoshans |
| Latveria | Latverian | Latverians |
| Luggnagg | Struldbrugs | |
| Narnia | Narnian | Narnian |
| Oz | Ozian | Ozian |
| Qo'noS | Klingon | Klingons |
| Remus | Reman | Remans |
| Rohan | Rohirric | Rohirrim |
| Romulus | Romulan | Romulans |
| Skaro | Skaroene, Skarosian | Skarosians, Daleks |
| Sontar | Sontaran | Sontarans |
| Utopia | Utopian | Utopians |
| Vulcan | Vulcan, Vulcanian | Vulcans |
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