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If some cataclysm has resulted in the entire planet being broken up into a collection of floating continents, that's [[Shattered World]].
If there is no landmass under these continents, then it's [[World in the Sky]]. Also see [[Castle in the Sky]], which is when the continent is a castle in question. In some works, there may be heavy overlap between the two. [[Ominous Floating Castle]] is its own trope.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'', there are floating islands ... [[Captain Obvious|floating]] in the atmosphere of the [[Terraform|terraformed Venus]].
* The eponymous ''[[Laputa: Castle in the Sky]]'', released simply as ''
* Edolas from the Anima arc of ''[[Fairy Tail]]'' had an assortment of floating islands, including the one carrying the Eksheeds' homeland of Exteria, and another that the King used to store the Magnolia [[Power Crystal|La'cryma]].
* Most of the ''[[.hack|.hack//]]'' series of animes and games have floating rocks, islands and the like. Makes sense, seeing most of the animes and all of the games are set in a fictional MMORPG called "The World".
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