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* "AeonFlux", though no real time is indicated, and the setup itself seems to change episode to episode.

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* "AeonFlux", though no "WesternAnimation/AeonFlux", possibly. No real time is indicated, and the setup itself seems to change episode to episode.
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* ''Literature/{{Nonpachyderm}}'' is set here, and although not explicitly stated, is around 200-250 years from the present day
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** In the DC Comics CrisisCrossover ''DCOneMillion'', half of the story takes place in the 853rd century (farther into the future than any other previous DC story, not counting the ones involving the End of Time). A highly detailed setting was created for this in which the entire solar system has gotten {{terraform}}ed into Earthlike worlds, the whole human race has telepathic access to the Internet, and most amazing of all, descendants of DC's greatest heroes are STILL active!

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** * In the DC Comics CrisisCrossover ''DCOneMillion'', ''ComicBook/DCOneMillion'', half of the story takes place in the 853rd century (farther into the future than any other previous DC story, not counting the ones involving the End of Time). A highly detailed setting was created for this in which the entire solar system has gotten {{terraform}}ed into Earthlike worlds, the whole human race has telepathic access to the Internet, and most amazing of all, descendants of DC's greatest heroes are STILL active!
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* ''WesternAnimation/TimeSquad'' Nobody ever sets foot on Earth while the main cast is in their "present time", which is in the year 100,000,000. All of what we know about the grand future in this universe is that the Earth's nations finally obtained world peace and turned into one "super nation". There's also no war, no pollution, and bacon is good for your heart. Oh, and they have a military time travel force that keeps their utopian future from collapsing.
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* Silver Age hero Tommy Tomorrow was a denizen of the far future.

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* [[TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age Age]] hero Tommy Tomorrow was a denizen of the far future.



* [[DCComics DC's]] ''Electric Warrior'' by [[MoonKnight Doug Moensch.]]

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* [[DCComics DC's]] ''Electric Warrior'' by [[MoonKnight [[Comicbook/MoonKnight Doug Moensch.Moench.]]
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* DavidBrin's ''Literature/{{Uplift}}'' series features elements of the Stupid Newbie Humans version of 'near-future' (within this millennium) space opera.

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* DavidBrin's Creator/DavidBrin's ''Literature/{{Uplift}}'' series features elements of the Stupid Newbie Humans version of 'near-future' (within this millennium) space opera.
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* ''Pinball/{{Xenon}}'' is set in some sort of unspecified future, with robot servants, [[WeWillAllFlyInTheFuture flying people]], and an all-controlling supercomputer.
* The ''Pinball/PinBot'' series of games (''Pin*Bot, Pinball/TheMachineBrideOfPinBot,'' and ''Pinball/JackBot'') are all set in the future, with intergalactic HumongousMecha and the astronauts who work with them.
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* ''VideoGame/AVirusNamedTom'' gives us the aptly named City of Tomorrow, set in the future.
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* ''Webcomic/BreakpointCity'' begins with ABoyAndHisDog traveling to the future and chronicles their wacky hijinks.

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* ''Webcomic/BreakpointCity'' begins with ABoyAndHisDog [[ABoyAndHisX A Boy And His Dog]] traveling to the future and chronicles their wacky hijinks.

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* ''Webcomic/BreakpointCity'' begins with ABoyAndHisDog traveling to the future and chronicles their wacky hijinks.



* ''Webcomic/BreakpointCity'' begins with ABoyAndHisDog traveling to the future and chronicles their wacky hijinks.
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* ''Webcomic/BreakpointCity'' begins with ABoyAndHisDog traveling to the future and chronicles their wacky hijinks.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Paranoia}}'' is set in [[AlternativeCalendar Year 214 of The Computer]][[hottip:*:though that's just because "Year 214" sounds nice, so who knows how long It's really been in power]], with Troubleshooters packing laser pistols and rooting out [[RedScare Commie mutant traitors]][[hottip:*:due to a filing glitch, The Computer found some civil defense records from 1957 and mistook it for current intel]].

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* ''TabletopGame/{{Paranoia}}'' is set in [[AlternativeCalendar Year 214 of The Computer]][[hottip:*:though Computer]][[note]]though that's just because "Year 214" sounds nice, so who knows how long It's really been in power]], power[[/note]], with Troubleshooters packing laser pistols and rooting out [[RedScare Commie mutant traitors]][[hottip:*:due traitors]][[note]]due to a filing glitch, The Computer found some civil defense records from 1957 and mistook it for current intel]].intel[[/note]].
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* The [[http://www.jtillustration.com/woi Warlord of Io]]" graphic novel is set in the year 2853 A.D., shortly before the fabulous year 3000 of Rocket Robin Hood fame.

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* The [[http://www.jtillustration.com/woi Warlord of Io]]" Io]] graphic novel is set in the year 2853 A.D., shortly before the fabulous year 3000 of Rocket Robin Hood fame.



* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt" goes all the way to the 41st century.

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* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt" ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' goes all the way to the 41st century.
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-->-- ''PlanNineFromOuterSpace''
''Film/PlanNineFromOuterSpace''



* MarvelComics's answer to the LegionOfSuperHeroes was the original BronzeAge GuardiansOfTheGalaxy (not be confused with their ModernAge namesake, which is set in the present day). Eventually, it was established via RetCon that this was the future of a ParallelUniverse, and not the MarvelUniverse proper.

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* MarvelComics's answer to the LegionOfSuperHeroes ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}} was the original BronzeAge GuardiansOfTheGalaxy (not be confused with their ModernAge namesake, which is set in the present day). Eventually, it was established via RetCon that this was the future of a ParallelUniverse, and not the MarvelUniverse proper.
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* VideoGame/{{TimePilot}}: A video game where you started in a modern (1980s) fighter jet and started off against the first airplanes in the 30's. Different levels brought you to the present and then into the future, against space craft. ''If'' you survived past the last level, you reset back to the first, but with less ships and a faster enemy.
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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps2'' has levels set in 2025, and flashbacks set in the 1980s.
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* ''[[VideoGame/ProPinballTimeshock Pro Pinball: Timeshock!]]'' starts off in the "Distant Future" era, and requires traveling backwards in time as part of the game.
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* ''MassEffect'' takes place in A.D. 2183-2186. The relative closeness to the present day is a result of discovering AppliedPhlebotinum on Mars, soon followed by the formation of [[TheAlliance the Systems Alliance]] and encountering [[TheFederation the Citadel Council]], both events resulting in humanity making technological leaps that otherwise wouldn't have come about for centuries, if at all.

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* ''MassEffect'' ''Franchise/MassEffect'' takes place in A.D. 2183-2186. The relative closeness to the present day is a result of discovering AppliedPhlebotinum on Mars, soon followed by the formation of [[TheAlliance the Systems Alliance]] and encountering [[TheFederation the Citadel Council]], both events resulting in humanity making technological leaps that otherwise wouldn't have come about for centuries, if at all.
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* Manga/{{ARIA}} takes place in the 24th Century on the planet Aqua, formerly known as Mars before terraforming transformed it into a water-covered paradise.

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* Manga/{{ARIA}} ''Manga/{{ARIA}}'' takes place in the 24th Century on the planet Aqua, formerly known as Mars before terraforming transformed it into a water-covered paradise.




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* ''Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes'' is set in the late 36th century, although it is not immediately apparent due to the usage of [[AlternativeCalendar alternative calendars]] by both of the main factions in the series.
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->"''We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives.''"
-->-- ''PlanNineFromOuterSpace''
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* MarvelComics's answer to the LegionOfSuperHeroes was the original BronzeAge GuardiansOfTheGalaxy (not be confused with their ModernAge namesake, which is set in the present day). Eventually, it was established via RetCon that this was the future of a ParallelUniverse, and not the MarvelUniverse proper.

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* MarvelComics's answer to the LegionOfSuperHeroes was the original BronzeAge GuardiansOfTheGalaxy (not be confused with their ModernAge namesake, which is set in the present day). Eventually, it was established via RetCon that this was the future of a ParallelUniverse, and not the MarvelUniverse proper.



* Any MarvelComics story featuring time travelers like Kang or Cable is likely to give glimpses of their respective future worlds. Notably, since Marvel (DependingOnTheWriter, anyway) subscribes to a "branching timeline" theory of time travel, these futures need not agree with one another.
* ''Comicbook.ManTech'' is set in the future, though we don't know how far; the heroes' SleeperShip from Earth was discovered after having been adrift for an unknown length of time.

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* Any MarvelComics story featuring time travelers like Kang or Cable is likely to give glimpses of their respective future worlds. Notably, since Marvel (DependingOnTheWriter, anyway) subscribes to a "branching timeline" theory of time travel, these futures need not agree with one another.
* ''Comicbook.ManTech'' ''Comicbook/ManTech'' is set in the future, though we don't know how far; the heroes' SleeperShip from Earth was discovered after having been adrift for an unknown length of time.
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* MarvelComics's answer to the LegionOfSuperHeroes was the original BronzeAge GuardiansOfTheGalaxy (not be confused with their ModernAge namesake, which is set in the present day). Eventually, it was established via RetCon that this was the future of a ParallelUniverse, and not the MarvelUniverse proper.
* DCComics's 1980's miniseries ''Conqueror Of The Barren Earth'' was a spinoff of ''TheWarlord,'' set in the far future when the sun has begun to swell to its red giant stage.
* ''Comicbook/StarRaiders'' and ''Comicbook/AtariForce''
* ''{{OMAC}}''
* ''{{Kamandi}}''
* Any MarvelComics story featuring time travelers like Kang or Cable is likely to give glimpses of their respective future worlds. Notably, since Marvel (DependingOnTheWriter, anyway) subscribes to a "branching timeline" theory of time travel, these futures need not agree with one another.
* ''Comicbook.ManTech'' is set in the future, though we don't know how far; the heroes' SleeperShip from Earth was discovered after having been adrift for an unknown length of time.
* [[MarvelComics Marvel's]] ''Starriors'' miniseries by Louise Simonson is set many centuries after solar flares have devastated the Earth.
* [[DCComics DC's]] ''Electric Warrior'' by [[MoonKnight Doug Moensch.]]
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** It's still close enough to the present, though, that present-day pop culture and religion remain intact--mention is made, for instance, of "OldYeller: The Centennial Remastered Edition".

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** It's still close enough to the present, though, that present-day pop culture and religion remain intact--mention is made, for instance, of "OldYeller: "Film/OldYeller: The Centennial Remastered Edition".
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Marvel comics has {{Marvel2099}} which is a CyberPunk world inhabited by LegacyCharacter heroes. It's legal to sell dangerously addictive drugs and the CorruptCorporateExecutive types are even more ruthless. The future kind of sucks. But hey! There's also mass produced holograms and cool genetic engineering stuff!

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* Marvel comics has {{Marvel2099}} which is a CyberPunk world inhabited by LegacyCharacter heroes. It's legal to sell dangerously addictive drugs and the CorruptCorporateExecutive types are even more ruthless. The future kind of sucks. But hey! There's also mass produced holograms and cool genetic engineering stuff!
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Marvel comics has Marvel2099 which is a CyberPunk world inhabited by LegacyCharacter heroes. It's legal to sell dangerously addictive drugs and the CorruptCooperateExecutive types are even more ruthless. The future kind of sucks. But hey! There's also mass produced holograms and cool genetic engineering stuff!

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Marvel comics has Marvel2099 {{Marvel2099}} which is a CyberPunk world inhabited by LegacyCharacter heroes. It's legal to sell dangerously addictive drugs and the CorruptCooperateExecutive CorruptCorporateExecutive types are even more ruthless. The future kind of sucks. But hey! There's also mass produced holograms and cool genetic engineering stuff!
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Marvel comics has Marvel2099 which is a CyberPunk world inhabited by LegacyCharacter heroes. It's legal to sell dangerously addictive drugs and the CorruptCooperateExecutive types are even more ruthless. The future kind of sucks. But hey! There's also mass produced holograms and cool genetic engineering stuff!
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* ''MassEffect'' takes place in A.D. 2183-2185. The relative closeness to the present day is a result of discovering AppliedPhlebotinum on Mars, soon followed by the formation of [[TheAlliance the Systems Alliance]] and encountering [[TheFederation the Citadel Council]], both events resulting in humanity making technological leaps that otherwise wouldn't have come about for centuries, if at all.

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* ''MassEffect'' takes place in A.D. 2183-2185.2183-2186. The relative closeness to the present day is a result of discovering AppliedPhlebotinum on Mars, soon followed by the formation of [[TheAlliance the Systems Alliance]] and encountering [[TheFederation the Citadel Council]], both events resulting in humanity making technological leaps that otherwise wouldn't have come about for centuries, if at all.
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* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt" goes all the way to the 41st century.

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