Orchard Valley
Rolling peach orchards and blossom groves; home of the Peach Pit Diner, the juice presses, and the valley's famous pie contests. The friendliest square mile in Fruitopia.
In-world fiction — the setting
A land of fruit-people
Fruitopia is the world the Vizlings fruit-people call home: a sun-warmed land of orchard valleys, sparkling juice rivers, candy mountains on the horizon, and towns where every resident is some kind of living fruit. It runs on warmth — literal sunshine, and the figurative kind the fruit-people generate in industrial quantities.
The great districts
The Neon Grove
Fruitopia's after-dark district: velvet ropes, art-deco marquees, jazz clubs and the legendary Velvet Pit. It wakes up when the rest of the world goes to sleep.
Tiki Cove
A crescent of golden beach and palm groves around a lagoon; home of the Sunset Still tiki bar, the mango groves, and the nightly sunset toast.
The Candy Peaks
Sparkling mountains on the horizon, source of the world's sugar and its best sledding. Expeditions leave monthly; the views are worth it.
The Juice Rivers
Slow, sweet rivers that wind between the districts — the world's highways, plied by peel-boats and message bottles.
Georgia's corner
The Peach Pit Diner anchors Orchard Valley — and Georgia Melba is the reason half the valley's stories start with “so I was at the Pit when...”
Fruitopia is an invented setting for original cartoon characters. It is not a real place, and nothing here is presented as fact about the real world.