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* ''[[Corrector Yui]]'' is a [[Magical Girl]] in Cyberspace
* The Digital Worlds in the [[Anime]] ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' and ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'' were [[Alternate Universe]]s created when the first computer was made, according to the [[All There in the Manual|Official Backstory.]]
* The [[Anime]] ''[[.hack//Sign]]'' (and the [[.hack]] series in general) takes place in "The World", an [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|MMORPG]] with a Cyberspace interface.
** Besides the coma victims, however, none of the players are physically in the network. It's just very immersive.
* The [[Anime]] ''[[Mega Man NT Warrior]]'' had [[Everything Is Online|everything hooked up]] to a Cyberspace version of the Internet, as did the ''[[Mega Man Battle Network]]'' series it was based on.
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* ''[[Fat Guy Stuck in Internet]]'' portrays cyberspace as the [[Another Dimension|other dimension]] form of this trope.
* Although we never see it from his perspective, [[Monster of the Week|Moloch]] in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' deliberately mixes cyberspace with this trope's pre-digital roots. A demon imprisoned in the pages of a [[Tome of Eldritch Lore|cursed book]], Moloch is accidentally transferred into cyberspace when the book's pages are scanned. Though he's technically still not free, the demon finds being "trapped" in the Internet to be far more [[A God Am I|empowering]].
* ''[[Ghost Whisperer]]'' unexpectedly brought Melinda into cyberspace in the episode "Ghost in the Machine", in the context of the fictional social Network/[[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|MMORPG]]/sandbox ''Virtual Life''. You see, there was a ghost who was in the game itself for complicated reasons... and she can "enter" the game, too, which of course is ''never'' going to be touched on again... and, um... Jennifer Love Hewitt in a [[Stripperiffic]] avatar outfit!
* The ''[[Warehouse 13]]'' episode ''Don't Hate The Player'' involves a stereotypical rescue mission into an Artefact-enhanced VR computer game. Pete takes the opportunity to be a [[Walking Shirtless Scene|gladiator]], Leena gets enhanced with an impressive pair of... wings, and Claudia is horrified to discover that her image has been used for an insipid princess. Oh, and the VR sequences are [[Rotoscoping|rotoscoped]].
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