-- Oz.  Okay, Biles has done this one, in "Shampoo's Quest".  But the
    territory could stand a little more traffic.

[Yes, other than when Shasti goes there in Sean Gaffney's "Won't get fooled 
again", I've seen very little if any of Oz.  Though frankly [rimshot!], my 
imagination fails as to what to have any character do in Oz.  I'd probably 
break down into a fit of lunacy and have those three from Those Who Hunt 
Elves run wild over there . . .  I'd especially like to see Ritsuko go gun 
crazy in that city of glass people.]
 
 -- Tarzan.  Think about it.  Ranma vs Tarzan.  It'd be an interesting
    fight, right?  Plus, Tarzan is Lord of the Jungle -- does this mean
    that pandas and pigs have to obey him?
 
[Well, Chris Davies has Tarzan in his Together Again universe; however, other 
than Kent Masefield and 1996 as a whole, I've noticed very little actual pulp 
in his stories (I'm probably wrong here, since I am terribly bad at noticing 
things like that), though his chronologies are immensly entertaining.  As for 
Ranma vs. Tarzan . . . no question, Tarzan would kick Ranma's ass, no matter 
how good at martial arts Ranma may be.  He's just that good.  At least that's 
my opinion of him.  I may be wrong.  And though Tarzan may be able to talk to 
animals, I don't think it's like a form of mind control.]

 -- Narnia.  (The mind boggles.)
[Yes.  I'd like to see all the post-End of Evangelion characters in their own 
heaven, where they can have endless adventure and fun in worlds that get 
bigger and grander, like an onion in reverse.  A happy ending . . .]

-Murmur the Fallen