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Is warhammer 40,000 the only one set in most furthest future?
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DC One Million is set during the 86th millennium.
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The Time Machine is set in 802,701, The Time Ships is in 657,208.
The BBC comedy Red Dwarf is set in 3,000,000.
The Future is Wild alters between 5,000,000, 100,000,000 and 200,000,000.
Pikmin (Yes, really) is set in 250,000,000.
There are a bunch of other sci-fi stories I know that travel further in the future, but those are the ones that have it as an exact era.
The BBC comedy Red Dwarf is set in 3,000,000.
The Future is Wild alters between 5,000,000, 100,000,000 and 200,000,000.
Pikmin (Yes, really) is set in 250,000,000.
There are a bunch of other sci-fi stories I know that travel further in the future, but those are the ones that have it as an exact era.
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