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* ''Literature/WarsOfTheRealm'': Validus finds the warrior angels whom he recruits for his special bodyguard team stationed on various fronts across the world. In the audiobooks, this is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by the angels having different accents for their respective "countries of origin": Sason sounds like an Aussie, Brumak has a Russian accent, Crenshaw a Spanish accent, Jayt a Chinese accent, and Rake something approaching South African.
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* The collaborative Russian sci-fi novel ''The Road to Mars'' (written by 15 authors) involves a crew of six being sent on humanity's first manned mission to the red planet. The mission is a joint effort between NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos, with the crew made up of two Russians, two Americans (one of whom is black), a Frenchman, and an Italian. Notably, they are the second ''backup'' crew. The original crew was grounded after two of its members died in a plane crash, and the first backup crew was unable to achieve orbit, leaving the third crew the only ones who can get to the ship ''Ares'' in a reasonable timeframe. The multinational crew has to not only get to Mars but beat the Chinese ''Millennium Boat'', which averts this trope by having only a crew of two, both being Chinese.
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* The collaborative Russian sci-fi novel ''The Road to Mars'' (written by 15 authors) ''Literature/RoadToMars'' involves a crew of six being sent on humanity's first manned mission to the red planet. The mission is a joint effort between NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos, with the crew made up of two Russians, two Americans (one of whom is black), a Frenchman, and an Italian. Notably, they are the second ''backup'' crew. The original crew was grounded after two of its members died in a plane crash, and the first backup crew was unable to achieve orbit, leaving the third crew the only ones who can get to the ship ''Ares'' in a reasonable timeframe. The multinational crew has to not only get to Mars but beat the Chinese ''Millennium Boat'', which averts this trope by having only a crew of two, both being Chinese.
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* ''Literature/TheSupernaturalsSeries'', The four main characters Elizabeth Grey, Daniel Price, Carlos Rodriguez, and Ami Tanaka are each from a different part of the world: London,England, Fairmount,Indiana, Valparaiso,Chile, and Kyoto,Japan.
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* ''Literature/TheSupernaturalsSeries'', ''Literature/TheSupernaturalsSeries'': The four main characters Elizabeth (Elizabeth Grey, Daniel Price, Carlos Rodriguez, Rodriguez and Ami Tanaka Tanaka) are each from a different part of the world: London,England, Fairmount,Indiana, Valparaiso,Chile, London, England; Fairmount, Indiana; Valparaiso, Chile; and Kyoto,Japan.Kyoto, Japan.
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* ''Literature/TheSupernaturalsSeries'', The four main characters Elizabeth Grey, Daniel Price, Carlos Rodriguez, and Ami Tanaka are each from a different part of the world: London,England, Fairmount,Indiana, Valparaiso,Chile, and Kyoto,Japan.
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* In ''Literature/MobyDick'', the harpoon team of the ''Pequod'' are a very diverse bunch, including Queequeg (from the fictitious Pacific island of Rokovoko), Daggoo (a West African man), Tashtego (of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wampanoag_Tribe_of_Gay_Head Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head]]), and Fedallah (an Indian Parsi who practices Zoroastrianism). In the background, the ship also includes sailors from the Isle of Man, France, Iceland, the Netherlands, the Azores, Sicily and Malta, China, Chile, Denmark, Portugal, India, England, Spain, and Ireland.
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* ''Literature/GeronimoStilton'': The ''Thea Stilton'' SpinOff series introduces the Thea Sisters: Nicky (Australian), Colette (French), Violet (Chinese), Paulina (Peruvian), and Pamela (Tanzanian). They met in college at the prestigious Mouseford Academy and take adventures around the world, including all their home countries.
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* ''Literature/GeronimoStilton'': The ''Thea Stilton'' SpinOff series introduces the Thea Sisters: Nicky (Australian), Colette (French), Violet (Chinese), Paulina (Peruvian), and Pamela (Tanzanian). They met in a journalism college class taught by Thea at the prestigious Mouseford Academy and take adventures solve mysteries around the world, including in all their home countries.
