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'''Daria-5''': The universe of [[Crusading Saint]]'s "You Only Hurt..." and "The Ones You Love." At the end of "The Ones You Love," Helen tells Jake to meet her upstairs, in their bedroom, in five minutes.
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'''Daria-7''': The universe of [[Dennis]]' [[Iron Chef]] based serial fic [[Turnabout Confusion]]. The bet made between [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] and [[Quinn Morgendorffer|Quinn]] is 'to act and dress like the other for one week' - or seven days.
'''Daria-9''': The universe of [[Greystar]]'s fic [[Daria AE]]. In the fic, Quinn points out to Daria that it has been nine years since Earth was destroyed by [[Thor's Hammer]], and they've been living on starships and space stations ever since.
'''Daria-10''': The universe in [[LSauchelli]]'s series, "[[The Morgendorffer Files]]," which is a [[crossover]] with ''The Dresden Files''. In this world Daria is a wizard who discovered magic when she met Harry Dresden, she was ten at the time.
'''Daria-12''': First seen in [[The Angst Guy]]'s fic, "[[Guys' Night Out]]." The universe that [[Darius Morgendorffer]], [[John Lane (character)|John Lane]], and [[Tom Sloane]] journey from by use of a dimensional gateway found and pilfered from the [[Good Time Chinese Restaurant]] franchise location in Lawndale. Much as per the story "[[Illusions]]," it is strongly hinted that the gateway in this universe is of alien origin. The number "12" stems from the fact that Darius and John have, at the beginning of the fic, already traveled through the gateway to twelve different realities.
'''Daria-13''': The universe that Darius Morgendorffer, John Lane, and Tom Sloane (of the Daria-12 universe)
'''Daria-15''': The universe of [[Ostragoth]]'s "[[Behind Enemy Lines]]." While aboard [[The Habitat]], [[Franklin Davers]] finds out that the [[Slaver Mantoids]] start using human females designated for their breeding program to birth children at age fifteen.
'''Daria-22''': The [[Daria: Tasmanian Devil]] universe of [[Psychotol]]. The 22 SAS Regiment is the main force of the elite [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Air_Service Special Air Service]
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'''Daria-23''': The alternate universe that Daria Morgendorffer is teleported to [[Doggieboy]]'s "[[A Little Vacation]].
'''Daria-30''': The universe of "[[Daria/''The Mask'': My Big-Head Girl]]," by [[Erin Mills]]. As a crossover with the Dark Horse comic book series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mask ''The Mask
'''Daria-37''': The tiny-[[Lawndale]] universe of "[[Anywhere But Here]]," by [[MMan]]. The number "37" is part of MMan's mailing address.
'''Daria-39''': The [[Driven Wild Universe]], created by [[Kara Wild]]. The number comes from a type of eyeglass lens, CR-39.
'''Daria-55''': The [[Super Zero]] universe by [[Erin Mills]]. This universe shows that [[Jake Morgendorffer]] isn't really a clueless yutz, but a superhuman with enhanced strength who tries to keep his abilities a secret. The genetic quirk that gives the occasional members of each generation of the Morgendorffer family super powers is documented to have killed those individuals before age 55.
'''Daria-57''': The universe of "[[Quinngali]],"
'''Daria-69''': The time-displaced universe of "[[Daria 2007: The Girl from Hope]]," by [[The Angst Guy]]. The number "69" is referenced twice in the story.
'''Daria-81''': The universe of the [[Submariner Series]] by [[Wildgoose]]. The number "81" was part of Wildgoose's e-mail address.
'''Daria-99''': The universe in [[LSauchelli]]'s fic, "[[Darkly Daria]]," which is a [[reinvention]] using concepts of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dexter_Morgan Dexter], Daria is a sociopath, almost incapable of empathy or remorse, who lives by
'''Daria-101''': '''The primary Daria universe''', as seen in the original MTV animated series - or, as may be described by 'the [[Gardner Principle]]' inferred in the DCU comic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Carrot_and_His_Amazing_Zoo_Crew%21 Captain Carrot and his Amazing Zoo Crew] - 'the universe subconsciously tapped into and viewed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenn_Eichler Glenn Eichler] and [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0506879/ Susie Lewis Lynn] when creating [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawndale_%28Daria%29 the world of Lawndale]'. The number "101" derives from the episode number of the first story "Esteemsters".
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'''Daria-109''': The [[Pause in the Air]] universe of [[The Angst Guy]]. In the fifth story, "[[Shock and Aww]]," the childbirth class is held in room 109A.
'''Daria-111''': The universe of [[The Sidhe]]'s [[The Other Side of Time]] [[series]], to which [[Richard Rawlings]] travels. When unable to find a hotel room because of a UFO convention, Richard takes Jane up of an offer of a room at [[Casa Lane]] - located at 111 Howard Drive.
'''Daria-112''': The universe of "[[Misery's End]]," by [[Richard Lobinske]]. Daria's family died as as result of the psychotropic berries eaten during episode 112, "[[The Teachings of Don Jake]]".
'''Daria-113''': The universe of both "[[The Daria Chronicles]]" and "[[Brush Strokes: The Adventures of Jane Lane]]," by [[Erin Mills]]. While Jane attends school at the Von Knipping Academy of Art in London, Daria attends college at Willmore University. She is placed in room 113A of the
'''Daria-114''': The "[[Generation Gap]]" universe of [[Richard Lobinske]]. Helen's oldest daughter and Daria's mother, Anastasia, was killed on January 14.
'''Daria-122''': A universe glimpsed through one of [[WacoKid]]'s
'''Daria-125''': The universe of the [[All My Children]] [[series]], by [[Deref]] and [[Thea Zara]].
'''Daria-157''': The universe of [[Daria Von Doom]], by [[Richard Lobinske]]. In [[Marvel
'''Daria-159''': The universe of [[The Great Zack Walkabout]] and the home universe of the younger [[Robert Nelson]] from "[[The Cynic and The Defender]]," by [[Doggieboy]]. Epilogue 4 of "[[A Little Vacation]]," in which Robert told Daria about his home world, was posted at 1:59 a.m.
'''Daria-200''': The universe of "[[Apocalyptic Daria]]," by [[Doggieboy]]. Daria and Jane are at a mini-mart in West Virginia, 200 miles away from [[Lawndale]], when Washington, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia are destroyed by nuclear weapons.
'''Daria-210''': The [[Living Dead Girls]] universe by [[Psychotol]]. This universe is a [[crossover]] with the television show ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer''. The main character, Buffy Summers, supposedly had 210 confirmed kills of humans and other supernatural life forms during the show's 144 episode run.
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'''Daria-218''': The universe of "[[Research]]," by [[Erin Mills]]. The sequel to [[Misnomer]], this universe features a Daria Morgendorffer described as "the Earth's last sorceress," who is also the guardian of the Library, "the largest repository of all human knowledge in the universe." As the sequel to [[Misnomer]] the designation of 218 seems appropriate.
'''Daria-247''': The universe of [[Roentgen]]'s [[Legion of Lawndale Heroes]] [[series]]. The first appearance of the Legion of Super-Heroes was in DC Comics' ''Adventure Comics #247''.
'''Daria-289''': The universe of [[Ostragoth]]'s [[serial]] fic "[[Estrangesters]]." Daria has developed metahuman mental powers as a result of exposure to uranium from her days in [[Highland]], including superhuman intellect. She tells Jane that the last recorded measurement of her IQ was 289.
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