Earth-5556

Earth-5556, also known as the Whoniverse, N-Space or the Third Universe, is a parallel universe existing alongside the , the and other dimensions.
==Description==
A wide universe with many alternate continuities of its own, Earth-5556 is, like the , a world filled with many alien species, strange science, and time travel aplenty. However, it presents many differences; for one, this world's Earth's sole dominant species are humans, with no anthropomorphic animals in sight. Indeed, Mickey Mouse and other Disney stars from the exist exclusively as fictional characters there.
Perhaps the most striking feature of Earth-5556 is the planet Gallifrey and its inhabitants, the Time Lords, the first civilization in that dimension to have developed time travel, guarding its secrets close to their chests and using them to preside over the universe's destiny as gods (however, for millions of years, they have followed a strict non-interference policy).
A rebellious and compassionate member of their species, only known as "the Doctor", uses one of their time machines, called TARDIS, to travel through time and space, and, occasionally, across dimensions; on several occasions, he or his TARDIS crossed over into the . As such, the Doctor is, alone in all of Earth-5556, aware of Mickey Mouse and Scrooge McDuck as real people.
===More Information===
See Wikia Fandom's Doctor Who Encyclopedia, the TARDIS DATA CORE WIKI
==Behind the scenes==
Earth-5556 (so named during other dimension-bridging crossovers, namely with the Marvel Multiverse; strictly in Doctor Who terms, the names N-Space, Whoniverse and DWU have more traction) is the main setting of the Doctor Who franchise, beginning with the 1963 televison story An Unearthly Child.
Points of contact between Earth-5556 include:
* Disney Time 1975: The Doctor repeatedly alludes to having known Mickey Mouse at the beginning of his career, stating by implication that he has traveled to the .
* The Incredible Doctor Who History Tour (N°7.): A version of Mickey Mouse is, uniquely, shown to exist as a real person within the Doctor's universe.
* Tardis for Sale: Scrooge McDuck apparently owns the TARDIS for the time being and is trying to sell it.
* Ducktor Who: Scrooge McDuck is dressed as the Doctor's 11th persona, and is piloting the TARDIS.
* Mystery Date: The Doctor cites Scrooge McDuck in the same breath as real people from his universe, Bill Gates and Howard Hughes, in an effort to convey to Rose Tyler the fantastical extent of Drake Ayelbourne's fortune, once again implying travels to (or at least, knowledge of) a world where Scrooge really exists.
* Winner Takes All: Disappointed with the Mickey and Minnie performers in his universe's Disneyland, the Ninth Doctor tells Rose Tyler that he can take her to "a place with real talking mice and ducks," again referencing his ability to travel to the Prime Universe. 
David Tennant and Francisco Angones have also stated that they would be very glad to see a proper crossover between Earth-5556 and the , although it is unlikely. Angones has also mused on how an encounter between denizen Lord Dominator and Earth-5556 villains the Daleks would go down, though, again, only as a hypothetical rather than a statement of fact.
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