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'''Daria-Prime''': '''The universe in which we, the viewers of ''Daria'', exist as we view the original, canon broadcasts of the MTV television show and write fan-fiction.''' As Wikipedia defines the term: ''Earth Prime (or Earth-Prime) is a term sometimes used in works of speculative fiction involving parallel universes or a multiverse, and refers either to the universe containing "our" Earth, or to a parallel world with a bare minimum of divergence points from Earth as we know it.''
 
'''Daria-0''': The universe of [[Erin Mills|Erin Mills']]' fic "[[Last Night In Lawndale]]." The designation 0 is selected as the world ends at the end of this story, with none of the existing ''Daria'' cast surviving, meaning that this particular Earth effectively no longer exists.
 
'''Daria-1''': The "Otherdale" universe as see in [[Brian Taylor (author)|Brian Taylor]]'s]] fic [[Through A Closet, Darkly]]. This was the earliest known ''Daria'' fanfic involving cross-reality travel, hence the numerical classification. This is also the homeworld of the reality-hopping villainess [[Judith]].
 
''(NOTE: For reasons as yet unknown, this universe has been inaccessible and unable to be located by any and all methods of cross-reality travel. Judith herself has stated that she has been unable to find her homeworld. At the present time, none of the reality defending organizations present in the Daria Multiverse are aware that D-1 has "fallen off the map.")''
 
'''Daria-2''': The universe of [[Ronin]]|Ronin's]] fic [[Lawndale Marmalade]]. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_marmalade Lady Marmalade], the song this [[songfic]] was inspired by, was only the second song in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_%28magazine%29 Billboard] chart history to chart at #1 without being released in a major commercially available single format such as a CD or CD maxi single.
 
'''Daria-3''': The universe created by [[Angelinhel]] as an entry in the [[PPMB]] thread IRON CHEF: Sic Transit Gloria Mundi. The universe details a world ravaged by [[X-5|a virus known as "The Sickness"]] which was released during the events of the movie, ''Beavis and Butt-Head Do America''. The universe gets its designation because there were three bullets left in the gun mentioned in the beginning of the story.
 
'''Daria-4''': The universe of [[legendeld]]|Legendeld's]] "[[Esteem Roller]]." During chapter six Daria is revealed to have been subjected to four months of brainwashing at her previous school before she broke.
 
'''Daria-5''': The universe of [[Crusading Saint]]|Crusading Saint's]] [[You Only Hurt the Ones You Love|"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.
 
*'''NOTE:''' ''In this universe, both an unidentified organization and the covert U.S. agency known as [[DELPHI]] have access to technology that allows them to monitor, track and engage in trans-dimensional travel across other universes.'' ''It is possible that other [[AU]]-variants of DELPHI may have acquired the technology from them, such as the variants in Daria-15, 387 and -247.' This supposition is supported by events chronicled in the fics "[[A Little Vacation]]", "[[The Cynic and The Defender]]" and "[[Before The Coming Dawn]]", and was confirmed in [[Legion of Lawndale Heroes]] 13:6.''
 
'''Daria-6''': The home universe of the Daria Morgendorffer seen in [[Erin Mills|Erin Mills']]' fic [[Worldhopper]]. This universe is identical to the "prime" ''Daria'' universe of Daria-101, with the exception that Daria was plagued with horrific nightmares and hallucinations from ages 5 to 12.
 
'''Daria-7''': The universe of [[Dennis|Dennis']]' [[Iron Chef]]-based [[serial]] "[[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-8''': The universe of [[Smileyfax]]|Smileyfax's]] [[Night of the Living Furniture]]. In the fic, the family of [[Tom Sloane]] pays the Morgendorffer family an eight-figure sum of money as compensation for his insane acts of brutality upon them.
 
'''Daria-9''': The universe of [[Greystar]]|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]]|LSauchelli's]] series, "[[The Morgendorffer Files]]," which is a [[crossover]] with ''The Dresden Files''. In this world, Daria is a wizard who discovered [[fantasy|magic]] when she met Harry Dresden. She was ten at the time.
 
'''Daria-11''': The universe in [[Roentgen]]|Roentgen's]] "[[The Ringbearers]]". In this universe, the characters associated with the standard ''Daria'' universe are of wildly differing ages, all having been actors at one time or another on a long-running science-fiction program called ''The Ringbearers''. All in all, there have been eleven actresses that have played the role of ''The Ringbearer''.
 
* ''Note: The population of Daria-11 are aware of the existence of Ringbearers, but only as characters from a science-fiction program. Furthermore, the Ringbearers as portrayed in the program differ slightly from the actual interdimensional Ringbearers as a matter of artistic license. However, the program characterizes the Corps of Ringbearers more or less accurately.
 
'''Daria-12''': First seen in [[The Angst Guy]]|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 [[Architects|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) journey to from their own. It is notable in that the three traveled back at least 25-30 years into the past of this reality, and that the three interacted with other-dimensional counterparts of their parents. The number comes from the fact that this is the thirteenth universe to which they have traveled.
 
'''Daria-15''': The universe of [[Brother Grimace]]|Brother Grimace'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. Destroyed by [[Judith]] in [[Worldburner]].
 
*'''(NOTE:''' ''This is a divergent AU universe from ''Daria-289'' - the universe of [[Ostragoth]]|Ostragoth's]] [[serial]] fic "[[Estrangesters]] - in that the organization known as [[DELPHI]] (and satellite groups under its aegis, such as 'Project Nightbreed) exists upon this world, and possesses technology, presented to them by the DELPHI of ''Daria-5'', that allows them to monitor, track and engage in trans-dimensional travel across other universes.'')
 
'''Daria-16''' The universe of [[Legendeld]]|Legendeld's]] "[[That Was Daria]]." Daria sacrificed herself to save the world. Jane waits for her to return. The story is told from Jane's perspective as she remembers her. The story was broken in 16 parts separated by the line That was Daria.
 
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'''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], the principal Special Forces unit of the British Army. '''NOTE:''' ''The term "Daria: Tasmanian Devil" is used here only for reference purposes and is not the official title of this continuum.''
 
'''Daria-23''': The alternate universe that the Daria Morgendorffer of Daria-320 is teleported to [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] "[[A Little Vacation]]." The Earth in this universe is [[zombiefic|zombie]]-infested and organized governments have broken down. U.S. Highway 23 runs north-south through Fostoria, Ohio, the city where Daria appears.
 
('''NOTE:''' This world/reality is unusual in that after the events of the Class Four reanimate crisis that occurred (and the subsequent 'temporal reset' by the ''[[Ringbearers|Corps of Ringbearers]]''), such damage was done to the time/space continuum that almost everyone native to that world who survived the conflict has some vestigial memories of their experiences during the crisis. (Individuals such as [[Margaret Jane (Maggie) Nelson]], who perished during the crisis, have no memories of the events.) It is surmised that this occurred because of some residual 'interference' from the trans-dimensional teleportation device created by [[Ezra Stone]] to teleport subjects to that world, which may have caused the temporal reset to be slightly less effective than usually expected.)
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'''Daria-70''': The universe of "[[A Ticket to Ride]]" by [[Doggieboy]]. Most of the story takes place on or around Interstate 70.
 
'''Daria-77''': The universe of [[Priscilla Henry]] shown in [[Brother Grimace|Brother Grimace's]] story, "[[Tapped Potentials]]". It was later revealed in "[[With New Responsibility]]" to also be the homeworld of [[Archangel]]; in the '[[Tales of the Ringbearers]]' fic '[[Balance]]', it was revealed that this Earth was also ravaged by the effects of the '' '[[Daylight]] Crisis' ''. The story was first debuted on July 7.
 
'''Daria-80''': The universe of [[Deref]]|Deref's]] [[Writes of Passage]] series. The oak trees that grow along the western boundary of the Sloan estate are eighty years old.
 
'''Daria-81''': The universe of the [[Submariner Series]] by [[Wildgoose]]. The number "81" was part of Wildgoose's e-mail address.
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'''Daria-99''': The universe in [[LSauchelli]]|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 an ethical code set down by her father. The code gives her a positive way of using her killer instinct. In the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dexter_%28TV_series%29 TV series], Dexter usually seizes his victims injecting them with an anesthetic, specified to be an animal tranquilizer called etorphine hydrochloride, or M99.
 
'''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]. '''All other Daria-centric universes are by definition 'alternate realities' based upon this continuum.''' 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]]|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, [[Lawndale]].
 
'''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]]."
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'''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]]|WacoKid's]] "[[Scenes That Should Not Be|Scenes No Daria Fanfic Should Ever Have!]]" ficlets, in which [[Ms. Morris|Coach Morris]] uses blackmail to keep Jane Lane on the [[Lawndale High]] track team, thereby making life better for Jane, Trent, and even Daria. The initial ficlet was posted on [[PPMB]] on January 22, 2008.
 
'''Daria-125''': The universe of the [[All My Children]] [[series]], by [[Deref]] and [[Thea Zara]]. In Chapter 3, "[[California Dreaming]]," $1.25 is the price of a hamburger, fries, and a Coke at a hamburger joint near the Springfield Hotel.
 
'''Daria-127''': The universe in which [[Aloysius|Aloysius']]' fic '[[Dreams and Reality]] takes place (a Class Four zombie outbreak has occurred on this world, and Daria believes that the [[Ringbearers]] she's learned about in fan fiction are coming). The fic was posted at 1:27 a.m. on July 4, 2009.
 
'''Daria-128''': The universe in which [[Jim North]]|Jim Norht's]] [[friends (more than) series]] takes place. [[friends (more than) fanfic | The fic for which the series is named]] was finished on December 8, 2009.
 
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'''Daria-234''': The universe of "[[Scarlett the Fairy]]," by [[Aloysius]]. On the Earth in this universe, fairies and other imaginary creatures live alongside the dominant human population. The Holidays are also well known by the inhabitants of this Earth. The first story was posted at 2:34 a.m.
 
'''Daria-247''': The universe of [[Roentgen]]|Roentgen's]] [[Legion of Lawndale Heroes]] [[series]]. The first appearance of the Legion of Super-Heroes was in DC ComicThe universe of [[Ostragoth]]'s [[serial]] fic "[[Estrangesters]]s' ''Adventure Comics #247''. Destroyed by Judith in [[Worldburner]].
 
'''Daria-287''': The Daria/Eureka crossover universe of "[[It's Eureka, Daria]]" by [[Richard Lobinske]]. The town square of Eureka has a sculpture of Archimedes in his bathtube and he was born in 287 BCE.
 
'''Daria-289''': The universe of [[Ostragoth]]|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.
 
'''Daria-292''': The universe of [[Brother Grimace]]|Brother Grimace's]] "[[The Trouble With Veronica]]," in which the character of [[Evelyn Veronica Morgendorffer]] is first seen. [[292 Bennington-Ryan Hall]] is the room where "Evie" lives on the [[Grove Hills]] campus.
 
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'''Daria-316''': The [[Falling Into College]] universe of [[Richard Lobinske]]. Daria is assigned a room at 316 Fenderson Hall at [[Raft College]] in the first episode of this story. The same author's [[First Summer]] and [[Last Summer]] [[series]] are prequels and thus part of the same universe.
 
'''Daria-320''': The universe of [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] "[[A Little Vacation]]." Dr. [[Ezra Stone]] first accomplished trans-dimensional teleportation with a mouse at 3:20 p.m.
 
'''Daria-337''': The universe of [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] [[Quinn and The Mummy]] series. The first story in the series was posted at 3:37 a.m.
 
'''Daria-353''': The universe of [[Roentgen]]|Roentgen's]] [[The Hallowed Halls of Fielding]]. At the end of chapter 35 Quinn receives an email from throwawayaddress353@wizard.com.
 
'''Daria-357''': The universe in which the "[[Evil Daria Vignettes]]" are set in. Created by [[NightGoblyn]], the first entry in this [[PPMB]] thread was made at 3:57 pm, on Thursday, September 27, 2007.
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'''Daria-1001''' A universe split from D-1000 and used as a base of opeations by the holder of the [[Dominator Ring]].
 
'''Daria-1010''' The universe of [[Doggieboy|Doggieboy's]] [[The Cards You Are Dealt]] and [[The House of Cards]]. In this universe, [[Scarlett (character)|Scarlett Hawkins]] is a crime victim/survivor and involved with a man who has become [[The Lawndale Werewolf|a werewolf]] as a result of the same crime. The original story was first posted on the [[PPMB]] on October 10, 2010.
 
'''Daria-1026''': The universe of [[Ruthless Bunny]]'s [[Bed and Breakfast Man]] [[series]]. The universe is titled after a song by the British band Madness, and the song belongs to the album, ''One Step Beyond,'' which was released on 10/26/1979.
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'''Daria-1839''': The [[Love's Labours Lost?]] universe of [[E. A. Smith]], named after Shakespeare's play, "Love's Labours Lost," which was not performed in the modern era until 1839.
 
'''Daria-1862''': The universe of [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] surreal [[crossover]] tale, "[[The Cynic, The Fashionista and The Jackass]]." The story takes place in 1862. In this universe, both [[Lawndale]] and [[Highland]] are in Texas.
 
'''Daria-1892''': The universe of [[Shadows of a Timeless Song]] by Dennis. Professor J.R.R. Tolkien was born in 1892 and his work is the first to appear in the Dariaverse of this multiple [[crossover]] story.
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'''Daria-1946''': The universe seen in the ''[[Beavis and Butt-head (TV series)|Beavis and Butt-head]]'' episode "[[It's a Miserable Life]]", in which Butt-head was never born and Daria is socially well-adjusted. The episode parodies ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_a_Wonderful_Life It's a Wonderful Life]'', which was released in 1946.
 
'''Daria-1957''': The universe of the planet [[Ninevah]], seen in [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] [[Babysitting Duty]]. Daria and [[Robert Nelson]] visit the creature named [[Joe]] there. [[Ringbearer]] [[Brian Davis]] saw the movie ''20 Million Miles to Earth'' in 1957 not too long before he first encountered Joe.
 
'''Daria-1959''': The universe parodying ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twilight_Zone The Twilight Zone]'' in the ''Beavis and Butt-head'' book ''The Butt Files''. In it, the Highland residents are parallel opposites of their normal selves, including Daria, who acts similarly to normal-verse Beavis & Butt-head. The original incarnation of ''The Twilight Zone'' premiered in 1959.
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'''Daria-3397''' The universe of [[NeonHomer]]'s [[All Points]]. A Star Trek: The Next Generation and D-1113 hybrid universe. (Mostly stealing the characters and putting them in the 24th century. The AU # comes from the registry number of the ''USS Lawndale'' NCC-3397, which is also the air date of the first episode (according to ''Look Back in Annoyance'').
 
'''Daria-3978''': A universe briefly mentioned in [[Doggieboy]]|Doggieboy's]] [[Babysitting Duty]]. The dominant species of Earth in this universe are intelligent apes.
 
'''Daria-4032''': The universe of [[cyde]]'s story, "[[The Red Carpet Treatment]]." The number came about because cyde got bored and used a toothpick to count the total number of alphanumeric characters in the story.
 
'''Daria-4339''': A universe mentioned in [[Doggieboy|Doggieboy's]] [[A Salvage Attempt]]. The dominant species of life on this Earth are intelligent dogs. Though hints through their mythology seem to suggest that a previous civilization, possibly human, once existed. Home world of the [[Ringbearer]] [[Napoleon]].
 
'''Daria-4904''': The universe in which [[Doggieboy|Doggieboy's]] "[[A Very Bad Move]]" takes place. On the Earth in this universe, ''Daria'' is a cartoon on MTV.
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