if you just want pure positivism: with joy of discovery and thrill of exploration; dive into the one piece manga where the main character is his own living idea

if you just want pure positivism: with joy of discovery and thrill of exploration; dive into the one piece manga where the main character is his own living ideal if you are talking specifically about spacey futures.. i'd suggest Space Station 76 it is a very stylised future that the tin might describe as space as the 70s dreamt it, but retains all of the social trappings of the day and contemporaries its 'positivism' stems from the most real hope there is: hope in the next generation; it is only bleak for the characters in how common everything is for them, and a child seems to be the only one on the ship who remembers they are all in space it failed to get picked up for theatrical release so it went straight to dvd after SxSW; amazon prime is the only web service i know of that has it even with its completely fun crutch of staging in a past's future, it is strangely some of the best futurism i've seen recently