"What’s the oddest fantasy setting you have considered?" Topic

I have been looking for a fantasy setting with a difference for a while and think I may have found it. Here is what I put on my blog:
I have been looking for a fantasy setting for a wargames campaign that is very different to anything I have tried before. A search that seemed to be going nowhere until I was babysitting my god daughter and was made to watch two Disney films: Frozen and Tangled. To say I was pleasantly surprised at just how much I enjoyed these kids films is an understatement I am embarrassed about. Two very fun and grown up movies. But what really struck me was the depth of the world each movie created. And there it was; the world I have been looking for materialized right in front of me. A world somewhat like our 1600's to 1800 in style, clothing and uniforms. The perfect location for a fantasy world with a difference. On watching these films you will notice a lack of muskets but I put this down to (a bit of anti-gun lobbying) the guards seen being in effect police so being armed with crossbows only. The muskets must be kept locked away safe for if war comes. You can even research the worlds Disney have created on line. Check out these films and see if they might make a good location for your fantasy setting.

So have you found any odd places to set your fantasy games. I am intrigued.

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The world of Tenra Bansho Zero: It's more-or-less Warring States Japan, but there are actual summoners, exorcists, mecha, cyborgs, etc. And firearms that are extremely anachronistic (automatic pistols, MG42s, gatlings…)

More or less the Japan of the semi-historical anime like Ninja Scroll.

The novel The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley is a fantasy set in a world that resembles a Kipling-era Afghanistan. A great book, which would make a great campaign setting.