Oblivion

Oblivion may refer to:

Places

• Limia River, which Livy identifies as "the Oblivion"

Books

• Oblivion, a novel by Peter Abrahams
• Oblivion, a 2012 book in The Power of Five series by Anthony Horowitz
• Oblivion: Stories, a 2004 book by David Foster Wallace
• Oblivion: The Mystery of West Point Cadet Richard Cox, a 1999 book by Harry Maihafer about Richard Colvin Cox
• Oblivion (Stone novel), a Dr Who book

Fictional characters

• Oblivion (comics), a Marvel Comics character
• Oblivion, the alias used by Nick Aldis in the Gladiators UK TV series

Films

• Oblivion (1994 film), a western/science fiction film from Full Moon Entertainment
• Oblivion (2013 film), a science fiction film starring Tom Cruise

Games

• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, a 2006 video game

Music

Artists

• Oblivion (band), a former Chicago-area punk rock band
• Oblivion (metal band), an American technical death metal band from the California Bay Area

Albums

• Oblivion (Orphanage album)
• Oblivion (Utopia album)
• Oblivion, a 1991 album by D-Rok
• Consign to Oblivion, by gothic Dutch band Epica

Songs

• "Oblivion" (Grimes song)
• "Oblivion" (Hastang song)
• "Oblivion" (M83 song)
• "Oblivion" (Mastodon song)
• "Oblivion" (Bastille song)
• "Oblivion", a song on the 30 Seconds to Mars album by 30 Seconds to Mars
• "Oblivion", a song by Lacuna Coil from the 2009 album Shallow Life
• "Oblivion", a song by Mors Principium Est from the 2003 album Inhumanity
• "Oblivion", a song by Mudhoney from the 1998 album Tomorrow Hit Today
• "Oblivion", an Argentine tango written by Ástor Piazzolla
• "Oblivion", a 2010 song by M. Pokora
• "Oblivion", a song by Suffocation
• "Oblivion", a 1994 song by Terrorvision
• "Oblivion", a 2007 song by Wintersleep
• "Oblivion", a song by Patrick Wolf from the 2009 album The Bachelor
• "Oblivion", a 2013 song by The Baptist Generals
• "Oblivion" a 2015 song by The Winery Dogs
• "Oblivion" a song by Aaronic

Other uses

• Oblivion (roller coaster), the world's first vertical drop roller coaster located at Alton Towers, England
• Eternal oblivion, believed by many atheists to be an eternally unconscious state that occurs after death

See also

• Ash heap of history