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Nowhere is a fictional anytown in the U.S. state of Kansas that Courage and the majority of the characters live in (as well as where most episodes of the show take place).
Nowhere has been attacked or terrorized several times in the show:
The first time, it was terrorized by the evil Shadow who scared the town's citizens.
It was then attacked by the tower of Dr. Zalost, who turned the citizens sad and depressed.
Nowhere similarly fell victim to the Curtain of Cruelty, which caused everyone to become nasty and mean, leading to chaos and civil unrest. Courage and Muriel were immune to the curtain's effects, although Eustace remained pretty much the same, cruel like all the others.
The citizens of Nowhere were also brainwashed by the King of Flan, making them crazy for flan, to the point of widespread looting, especially at the local supermarket.
In "A Beaver's Tale", Nowhere was flooded completely, thanks to the beaver's dam.
In "Food of the Dragon", William the dragon was seen running about around the town and destroyed Di Lung's car.
In "Muted Muriel" The city was destroyed by a giant starfish that Shirley summoned, due to Muriel's unwillingness to speak.
Japanese - ドコドコ町 (Doko Doko Machi, lit. "Where Where Town")
Arabic - لامكان
Hebrew - שום מקום
Norwegian - Ødeby
Danish - Intetsted
Spain Spanish - Quimismo
Latin Spanish - Ningún lugar
Polish - Nigdzie
Italian - Altrove
Romanian - Nicăieri
Russian - Середина Нигде
European French - Nulle Part
Dutch - Nergens
Portuguese Brazilian - Lugar Nenhum
Swedish - Ingenstad
Latvian- Nekuriene
Hungarian - Kiesföld
Thai - โนแวร์
Turkish- Hiçbir Yer
Hindi - कहीं नहीं नगर
Trivia[]
The town's exact location has been confirmed in the episode "Courage the Fly", where it was stated that it's within the U.S. state of Kansas.
The fact that the town has often been referred to as the "middle of Nowhere" could reference the fact that Kansas is the most central state in the U.S. map.
The word nowhere also spells Now Here.
The fact that the town is mostly desert, could be an allusion to the probability of Kansas being used to reference Toto and Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz.
