Japanese sci-fi:
American sci-fi:
French sci-fi:
British sci-fi:
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German sci-fi: The future is an intricate clockwork of super-efficient bureaucracy. The threat is something that destroys this blissful utopia.
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British Sci-Fi: A normal bloke in a tracksuit is the last human in the universe and while looking for Pot Noodles visits various planets, all of which look like a quarry in Hampshire. He’s being hunted by cyborgs in black bondage gear who report to a talking budgie.
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Nah, everyone is dead because captain Holister gave very important job (fixing the radiation shields) to Rimmer knowing that he is incopitent. Not because of america.
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Canadian Sci-Fi
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My favourite polygamous aliens are the denobulans from Star Trek: Enterprise. I wanna know more about their culture. Each man has three wives and each woman has three husbands, and they're all allowed to have sex outside their marriages too. I like to imagine most of them are bisexual too and frequently hook up with their spouses other spouses
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Here's the British one for anyone wondering
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Did the British write Fallout?
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Russian sci-fi: we are found by horrors beyond our comprehension. Someone tries to trade entry to the Apocalypse in exchange for some sausages. Half of the sausages are used to bribe the guard so he doesn't do his job of shooting any civilian that approaches the Horror Pit.
Honestly, as an unfortunate American, that last one is quite fair, especially over the last ten years.
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The French and the Brits both have it right.
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