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* General Rumford in ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'' fits this to a tee: a political general and Chief of Staff in a mid-21st century state whose take on life, the Universe and everything is best described as that of an early ''19th'' century conservative (atheists should lose their citizenship, women should StayInTheKitchen, the French Revolution was [[RedScare pure Bolshevism]], etc.). He also expends tremendous effort imposing these same values on his country, the Northern Confederation (later called Victoria). [[DesignatedHero He is the story's protagonist, and depicted as unambiguously good.]]
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* General Rumford in ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'' ''Literature/VictoriaANovelOf4thGenerationWar'' fits this to a tee: a political general and Chief of Staff in a mid-21st century state whose take on life, the Universe and everything is best described as that of an early ''19th'' century conservative (atheists should lose their citizenship, women should StayInTheKitchen, the French Revolution was [[RedScare pure Bolshevism]], etc.). He also expends tremendous effort imposing these same values on his country, the Northern Confederation (later called Victoria). [[DesignatedHero He is the story's protagonist, and depicted as unambiguously good.]]
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* The world of ''Manga/OnePiece'' is strongly hinted at to be one where such forces, now known as the [[TheGovernment World Government]], had become victorious. The "Void Century" refers to a hundred years of the world's history that has seemingly gone missing. Bits and pieces of what happened during this time have popped up as the series has gone on, including the existence of robot armies, space travel, and technological superweapons. (By contrast, ''One Piece''[='=]s modern day weaponry is restricted to cannons, swords, and flintlock pistols, and strongly resembles the 17th and 18th century days of high seas piracy.) The World Government actively hunts down and kills anyone with knowledge of the Void Century, which is why Nico Robin, an AdventurerArchaeologist who can read the Poneglyphs said knowledge is stored upon, has a price on her head.
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* The world of ''Manga/OnePiece'' is strongly hinted at to be one where such forces, now known as the [[TheGovernment World World]] [[TheEmpire Government]], had become victorious. The "Void Century" refers to a hundred century (between 900 and 800 years ago) of the ''One Piece'' world's history that has seemingly gone missing. Bits and pieces of what happened during this time have popped up as the series has gone on, including the existence of robot armies, space travel, and technological superweapons. (By contrast, ''One Piece''[='=]s modern day weaponry is restricted to cannons, swords, and flintlock pistols, and strongly resembles the 17th and 18th century days of high seas piracy.) The World Government actively hunts down and kills anyone with knowledge of the Void Century, which is why Nico Robin, an AdventurerArchaeologist who can read the Poneglyphs said knowledge is stored upon, has a price on her head.
