What Fictional City Should You Live In?

Your city has a dark past and is known for being a harsh and intense place, but it is also the breeding ground of heroes. In Gotham, impossible things don't seem so far-fetched, and no matter what threat there is to the city, you can count on having a watchful protector who will do anything to help. If someone loves the city that much, it can't be all bad. Just be careful leaving the opera.

The city of heroes, Metropolis is everything you could want: bright and vibrant life; unique culture; and the powerful, shining symbol of the American way. Sure, every now and then a super-powered alien fight might level a few skyscrapers, but the people of metropolis know how to rebuild. That kind of ingenuity is admirable. It makes your city great. Just be careful of falling chunks of building.

Welcome to South Park, CO. A quiet mountain town where anything could happen . . . like, literally anything. No one is safe. It's a community where there's always something interesting going on, and arguably a great place to raise kids (or the worst, depending on how you look at it).

Welcome to Pawnee, Indiana. First in friendship, fourth in obesity. This is a town that is known for it's hot tempers and strong opinions on issues like soft-drink size and raccoon infestations, but it is also a place where people come together. No matter what the problem is, you'll be happy that the people in charge of this town care about it deeply and will go above and beyond for it, and for you, because in Pawnee the people make the city great.

Where is Springfield? No one really knows, but somehow you've made it there, and not knowing the way back is fine because you probably won't ever want to leave. This town has everything, enough little knocks and crannies to keep a small town interesting for decades and decades. Wherever you go you'll find a story, even if you have to loop around again a few times. Beware of falling glass domes. Welcome to the best little town (somewhere) in the world!!