Location from fosters-home by Craig McCracken / Cartoon Network
The topmost storage space of Foster's Home — dusty, forgotten, and home to a chained toy box containing an entire trapped dimension.
The attic is where Foster's Home puts things it doesn't want to think about. Most of it is mundane storage. But the toy box that was left on the doorstep — chained shut, no note, no explanation — ended up here because nobody knew what else to do with it. Inside that box was World, a lonely imaginary friend who'd been abandoned so thoroughly his family locked him in a chest. The attic is Foster's blind spot: a house dedicated to caring for abandoned friends, but even it can overlook what's been put away and forgotten.
Dark and cluttered with decades of accumulated objects — old furniture, forgotten toys, boxes of paperwork, and things that might be imaginary friends sleeping very quietly. Dust covers everything. The ceiling slopes with the roofline, and cobwebs fill the corners. Light enters through a single grimy window.
Also known as: The Attic