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The real world is the actual world in which we live; contrasted with imaginary, theoretical or non-physical realms, such as videogames or cyberspace. Diaboromon's ultimate goal is to hijack a military computer and try to destroy the Real World with a nuclear strike. In Digimon Adventure, the summer of 1999 had strange events happen all over Earth. And so it begins... In [[Digimon Xros Wars ()|Digimon Xros Wars (manga)]], the Human World is adjacent to the Green, Island, Corridor, Factory, Lake, and River Zones of the [[Digital World ()|Digital World]]. Xros World!! The Secret of the Two Worlds!? In Digimon World 3, [[Galacticmon ()|Galacticmon]]'s goal is to merge with the entire Earth and become the ultimate being, [[Gaiamon ()|Gaiamon]]. Nobody really understands the Real World, as it makes no sense. The UnUniverse is easily better. I mean, in this Real World place, fictional characters aren't real people, unless they're the thing in the corner or Teletubbies! I mean, how is that even possible! And there are people who aren't celebrities! I know, it's weird. The real world, reality or real life is the physical realm of Daventry (and other physical realms such as Other World (20th century Earth) or Realm of Eldritch), and other physical alternate realities. The Real World is where all events and actions of the characters in Stupid Mario Brothers take place and Mario and Luigi learn it is their destiny to save the Real World from the forces of darkness. The Real World is the physical world outside of the system, and is home to the users. The people who inhabit the real world build and maintain the servers that contain the worlds of the Game Grid on the ENCOM mainframe, and the Tron system on servers under Flynn's Arcade. Very few people in the real world are aware of the existence of the digital worlds, populated with their own anthropomorphic personalities, the programs. The few who are aware of what happens inside the system are usually those who have been digitized to effectively be transported into a digital world. The Real World has been called the most elaborate hoax ever to be created. It is an almost mythical place where, or so the story goes, giant fiery globes are said to adorn the ceiling (true believers would call this the sky), resulting in "sunlight" which in turn causes all manner of green stuff to spring from the ground. Said to be populated with 'normal people', with 'social lives', the concept has a definite, undefinable allure, which may explain why the myth persists. Real World is a song by The All-American Rejects that was released on the Album When the World Comes Down Along with Gives You Hell. It is rated Supervision Recommended, so it cannot be played in Lego Rock Band. The Real World was the actuall physical world outside of the Matrix. it is used to refer to Earth, which has been dominated by the Machines and is now a barren wasteland. The rogue sentinels known as the Commandos had a base known as Stalingrad somewhere in the real world. A concept of modelling something that actually did exist at some time. Many kit suppliers seem to think there is a market for this type of modelling, thus providing feed stock for the true modelling faith, Whiffing. Leading Whifflosophers believe the Real World to be nothing but a myth created by an underactive imagination. The Real World is where Coraline lives. It contains the Pink Palace Apartments, which is located in Ashland, Oregon, a small city famous for its annual Shakespeare Festival (both in the film and in reality). The store for the gardening catalogue that Coraline's parents write for is also in the town. The Real World is a term by the redpills to refer to reality, the true physical world and life outside the Matrix. So far, 22 Real World maps have been introduced: Amazon Australia Bohemia Britain Byzantium Central America China France Horn of Africa Iberia India Indochina Indonesia Italy Madagascar Mideast Norse Lands Philippines Sea of Japan (East Sea) Strait of Malacca Texas West Africa real world是一首僅在《太鼓の達人 もばいる》登場的日本流行音樂。 For the sake of argument, the Real World may be understood as the one that contains the server that hosts this wiki. Usually people referring to the Real World have the planet Earth in mind, but they may also be referring to the entire space-time continuum in which Earth resides. It is where many agents (presumably) come from and where the people who chronicle those agents eat their tea. It is also (usually) the world by which the HQ Standard Timeline is determined. Most inhabitants of this world either don’t know about the PPC or are aware that the whole multiverse that contains the PPC is the product of collaborative writing and just a tiny corner of the Internet. The real world is the normal reality where people such as the Folchart family are from. Objects and mechanics from the real world inspire Doria to make inventions that mirror these. The Real World is, put simply, reality, or the physical "universe" that most people inhabit in the Silent Hill series. Unlike the Fog World or Otherworld, the Real World is a place with presumably little to no paranormal activity. Monsters tend not to manifest at this level of reality. However, considering the fact that the Fog World and Otherworld are able to supersede the Real World, it is assumed that supernatural beings with great power at their disposal have some direct influence on the Real World.

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The Real World has been called the most elaborate hoax ever to be created. It is an almost mythical place where, or so the story goes, giant fiery globes are said to adorn the ceiling (true believers would call this the sky), resulting in "sunlight" which in turn causes all manner of green stuff to spring from the ground. Said to be populated with 'normal people', with 'social lives', the concept has a definite, undefinable allure, which may explain why the myth persists. Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, there continue to be many believers in the "Real World" concept. Some people will go so far as to say they have visited this strange and clearly fictional place, and are often difficult to dissuade from this delusion. Rehabilitation is made still more difficult by the widespread nature of the hoax, with references to the real world cropping up almost everywhere you look on the internet. Real World is a song by The All-American Rejects that was released on the Album When the World Comes Down Along with Gives You Hell. It is rated Supervision Recommended, so it cannot be played in Lego Rock Band. The real world, reality or real life is the physical realm of Daventry (and other physical realms such as Other World (20th century Earth) or Realm of Eldritch), and other physical alternate realities. The Real World is a term by the redpills to refer to reality, the true physical world and life outside the Matrix. The Real World is where all events and actions of the characters in Stupid Mario Brothers take place and Mario and Luigi learn it is their destiny to save the Real World from the forces of darkness. The Real World was the actuall physical world outside of the Matrix. it is used to refer to Earth, which has been dominated by the Machines and is now a barren wasteland. The rogue sentinels known as the Commandos had a base known as Stalingrad somewhere in the real world. Diaboromon's ultimate goal is to hijack a military computer and try to destroy the Real World with a nuclear strike. In Digimon Adventure, the summer of 1999 had strange events happen all over Earth. And so it begins... In [[Digimon Xros Wars ()|Digimon Xros Wars (manga)]], the Human World is adjacent to the Green, Island, Corridor, Factory, Lake, and River Zones of the [[Digital World ()|Digital World]]. Xros World!! The Secret of the Two Worlds!? In Digimon World 3, [[Galacticmon ()|Galacticmon]]'s goal is to merge with the entire Earth and become the ultimate being, [[Gaiamon ()|Gaiamon]]. The Real World is, put simply, reality, or the physical "universe" that most people inhabit in the Silent Hill series. Unlike the Fog World or Otherworld, the Real World is a place with presumably little to no paranormal activity. Monsters tend not to manifest at this level of reality. However, considering the fact that the Fog World and Otherworld are able to supersede the Real World, it is assumed that supernatural beings with great power at their disposal have some direct influence on the Real World. Unlike the other universes that exist in Silent Hill games, the Real World is rarely interacted with. In most cases, games begin with the protagonist of their respective game crossing between worlds only to find themselves trapped within the Fog World. These brief instances are typically the only in-game glimpses of the Real World that the player ever sees. The town of Silent Hill appears to be an ordinary tourist town to most of the inhabitants of the Real World. It is also suggested that the majority of the town's citizens are unaware of the supernatural forces at work within the town, and by extension, any of the protagonist's actions during their time spent in the town's alternate realities. This is further evidenced by the fact that the protagonist of Silent Hill 2, James Sunderland, spent his entire honeymoon with his wife in Silent Hill without witnessing anything out of the ordinary prior to his return much later on. In contrast to the games, one of the two major plotlines of the Silent Hill film takes place within the Real World. While, in the comics, the Real World is not as prominent as it is in the film, it is still present. The real world is the normal reality where people such as the Folchart family are from. Objects and mechanics from the real world inspire Doria to make inventions that mirror these. Nobody really understands the Real World, as it makes no sense. The UnUniverse is easily better. I mean, in this Real World place, fictional characters aren't real people, unless they're the thing in the corner or Teletubbies! I mean, how is that even possible! And there are people who aren't celebrities! I know, it's weird. The real world is the actual world in which we live; contrasted with imaginary, theoretical or non-physical realms, such as videogames or cyberspace. So far, 22 Real World maps have been introduced: Amazon Australia Bohemia Britain Byzantium Central America China France Horn of Africa Iberia India Indochina Indonesia Italy Madagascar Mideast Norse Lands Philippines Sea of Japan (East Sea) Strait of Malacca Texas West Africa For the sake of argument, the Real World may be understood as the one that contains the server that hosts this wiki. Usually people referring to the Real World have the planet Earth in mind, but they may also be referring to the entire space-time continuum in which Earth resides. It is where many agents (presumably) come from and where the people who chronicle those agents eat their tea. It is also (usually) the world by which the HQ Standard Timeline is determined. Most inhabitants of this world either don’t know about the PPC or are aware that the whole multiverse that contains the PPC is the product of collaborative writing and just a tiny corner of the Internet. When the name of a Real World figure is misspelled in a fanfiction, the resulting mini is simply a shrunken-down version of that person. A concept of modelling something that actually did exist at some time. Many kit suppliers seem to think there is a market for this type of modelling, thus providing feed stock for the true modelling faith, Whiffing. Leading Whifflosophers believe the Real World to be nothing but a myth created by an underactive imagination. The Real World is where Coraline lives. It contains the Pink Palace Apartments, which is located in Ashland, Oregon, a small city famous for its annual Shakespeare Festival (both in the film and in reality). The store for the gardening catalogue that Coraline's parents write for is also in the town. The Real World is the physical world outside of the system, and is home to the users. The people who inhabit the real world build and maintain the servers that contain the worlds of the Game Grid on the ENCOM mainframe, and the Tron system on servers under Flynn's Arcade. Very few people in the real world are aware of the existence of the digital worlds, populated with their own anthropomorphic personalities, the programs. The few who are aware of what happens inside the system are usually those who have been digitized to effectively be transported into a digital world. Software companies feature prominently within the real world aspect of the TRON Universe. The most notable is ENCOM, a multi-national software giant with subdivisions involved in gaming, and business and home computing. Its major competitor during the 1990s was Dillinger Systems. FCon from TRON 2.0, another software company, is also significant, although it is regarded as non-canon. real world是一首僅在《太鼓の達人 もばいる》登場的日本流行音樂。

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