parallel universe fiction
Concept of multiple coexisting universes or realities in science fiction
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parallel universe fiction
Summary
parallel universe fiction is a science fiction genre[1]. It draws 663 Wikipedia views per month (science_fiction_genre category, ranking #7 of 38).[2]
Key Facts
- parallel universe fiction's image is recorded as Wikipe-tan multiverse.jpg[3].
- parallel universe fiction's instance of is recorded as science fiction genre[4].
- parallel universe fiction's instance of is recorded as science fiction theme[5].
- parallel universe fiction's Commons category is recorded as Multiverse (science fiction)[6].
- parallel universe fiction's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Fiction about parallel universes[7].
- parallel universe fiction's main subject is recorded as fictional parallel universe[8].
- parallel universe fiction's main subject is recorded as fictional dimension[9].
- parallel universe fiction's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/120t461t[10].
- parallel universe fiction's Encyclopedia of Science Fiction ID is recorded as parallel_worlds[11].
- parallel universe fiction's Fandom article ID is recorded as official-tropes:Alternate_Universe[12].
- parallel universe fiction's Fandom article ID is recorded as the-true-tropes:Alternate_Universe[13].
- parallel universe fiction's Fandom article ID is recorded as tropedia:Alternate_Universe[14].
- parallel universe fiction's Microsoft Academic ID is recorded as 205121157[15].
- parallel universe fiction's TV Tropes ID is recorded as Main/AlternateUniverse[16].
- parallel universe fiction's All the Tropes article ID is recorded as Alternate_Universe[17].
- parallel universe fiction's DataTrek identifier is recorded as Anne Hutchinson[18].
- parallel universe fiction's OpenAlex ID is recorded as C205121157[19].
- parallel universe fiction's The Encyclopedia of Fantasy ID is recorded as alternate_realities[20].
Why It Matters
parallel universe fiction draws 663 Wikipedia views per month (science_fiction_genre category, ranking #7 of 38).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[21] It is known by 17 alternative names across languages and contexts.[22]