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| - Toddlers with Imagination play with their own world. Imagination skill teaches Toddlers to read and create fantastical worlds with their toys. Gain Imagination skill by playing with Toys and Dolls, listening to music, or looking at Toddler Books.
- I was told never to restrict my imagination. But this poses a problem... A blank sheet of paper is the ultimate example of imagination, an infinite number of possibilities are open to the author, readers, characters, setting and style. Put a word down, even one, and it grounds the story. Put a sentence down and the thing's practically earthbound. .................... So, to stop this story suffering a lack of imagination, I won't write anything. Dammit!
- Imagination (Omokage 面影) is the sixteenth episode of the Accel World Anime. It aired July 27th 2012 in Japan.
- iMagination is Daifuku-P (Daisuke Ohnuma)'s first MIRIAM-exclusive album. It is released on the 28th of October, 2012. Disk 1 contains original songs, disk 2 contains remixes by Yamajet,Yuki Nishijima (Kyotn-P), MUSIKADeLIK a.k.a. makou, GEN-ZOP, KTG (Cheetah-Girl-P), Itikura, Sakuramodoki, and tac_. Mastering by Kagome-P. It is available from Sbfr and Alice-Books.
- You're artistic, creative, and original. Feel inspired while wearing our new 'Imagination' shirt and prepare to visualize your dreams.
- Imagination is the 25th episode of Series 2.
- You have a LotR Sue to kill. Do you: a) shoot her with a non-canonical weapon as it is the quickest and easiest method of dispatch, or b) strangle her with her own 'gleaming strands' of hair which she spent so long talking about in-fic, and then leave her for the Wargs, seeing as she claimed to have been raised by wolves? If you picked b), congratulations, you have an imagination. Imagination is closely related to creativity.
- Imagination is the skillset used by Child Mardek and Child Deugan in MARDEK. It is only available in Chapter 1, and has no effect on later chapters.
- Imagination (ソウゾウ, Souzou) is the ninety sixth chapter of the Nisekoi manga series, written and illustrated by Naoshi Komi, published weekly in the magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump.
- Imagination (イマジネーション Imajinēshon) or the Light of Creation is a mystical power produced by human minds, and the source energy of ToQgers and their arsenal.
- The remaining two chefs walk into the hallowed halls of Kitchen Stadium to complete their final test: Imagination. With the Chairman looking on and host Alton Brown () commentating from the side, the two finalists compete in a head-to-head battle. Using everything they have learned, they must take the secret ingredient and create a five course meal that reflects the melting pot that is the American culinary experience. One of the chefs will then be selected as the winner and become the new Iron Chef!
- Pickle Inspector is the most well flexed with his imagination and wields extraordinary power in the imaginary universe. Not only can he create matter, but with a maxed-out imagination, he can divide himself, move through time (in the imaginary world), bend the very laws of surreality, and then some. Problem Sleuth has a middling amount of imagination. Although he rarely employs his imagination in altering the imaginary world, he does interact in more subtle ways, such as turning the legs of a monster into mobile legs. Ace Dick's imagination is pretty terrible. It barely exists. If used, it's more likely to explode in his face than be of use. If it was a face, he'd punch it. In the face.
- Imagination is a key aspect of LEGO Universe. The term had two definitions, depending on the perspective.
- The authors are pulled into what they believe is a void, which they later discover is the combination of their collective imaginations. They come to discover that they are capable of doing whatever they want while in their Imagination, but as they bring more things into their Imagination, a "virus" is created. This virus begins to infect the authors' friends, who turn against the authors and attempt to kill them.
- Yet at the same time, imagination is fundamentally a paradox. On the one hand - as stated above - imagination involves envisioning things that do not exist. On the other hand, people can only imagine non-existent things based upon what they have perceived in reality. To imagine a pleasant airport, for example, one must have experienced a real airport at some time in his or her life (this example borders on the ridiculous (a pleasant airport!), but please bear with it - this article is about imagination, after all). To imagine a unicorn, a person must be familiar with real horses and real animals that actually have horns. To imagine a funny Uncylopedia article, moreover, a person must have actually read a funny article elsewhere (the Onion, perhaps). The point is obvious but crucial: imagin
- In the television version, this segment starts with Ernie telling Bert that he can't sleep because he is scared of monsters; not friendly monsters like the ones he knows, but scarier monsters who hide in the dark and go "wubba, wubba." Bert tells Ernie to imagine some things that he is not afraid of (primarily balloons of different sizes), and the pair sing the song. In 1998, this sketch was re-recorded on Sesame Street almost exactly the same way it was in the original televised version, but with updated versions of the puppets, and with Steve Whitmire performing Ernie. (First: Episode 3820)
- Zefram Cochrane was known for his imagination and intoxication. (ENT: "Regeneration") In 2269, a Romulan commander accused James T. Kirk of having an imagination that was "creative but obviously out of control" when the captain accused him of using a Vendorian spy to lure the USS Enterprise into the Neutral zone. (TAS: "The Survivor") In 2369, several aliens studying the crew of Deep Space 9 took the form of people from their imaginations, including Jadzia Dax, Buck Bokai and Rumpelstiltskin. The aliens had never experienced anything like it and found it to be extremely unusual.
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