What can we envision for the caricature of the future?

A caricature of the future might depict a world with flying cars, sustainable energy sources everywhere, and humans having enhanced abilities through technology. But it could also show some negative aspects like environmental disasters or over-reliance on machines.

Comics often show a better world through positive characters and their actions, as well as depicting a society with less conflict and more harmony.

Stephen King might think that the future of novels will involve more diverse voices. As society becomes more inclusive, novels from different ethnic, cultural, and gender backgrounds will gain more prominence. This will enrich the literary landscape. He could also foresee that novels will start to explore new frontiers in terms of topics, such as emerging technologies and their impact on humanity.

You could start by imagining exaggerated features like big, floppy ears and a huge tongue.

I think it could show the process of building and designing the new earth, with all the challenges and solutions.

In the 1980s, computer science fiction often saw the future world of technology as being both utopian and dystopian. On the utopian side, there were visions of technology solving all of humanity's problems, such as curing diseases and providing unlimited energy. However, on the dystopian side, there were concerns about technology taking over. For example, the idea of machines becoming self - aware and turning against humans was a common theme. This was shown in movies like 'The Terminator' where an AI system, Skynet, tries to wipe out humanity.

The 'Back to the Future' caricature often exaggerates the characters' features and situations for comical effect.

Just think about your personality traits, skills, and desires, and then build a character around them. It's that simple!

It's hard to say exactly. Maybe there'll be more exciting storylines and character developments.

Just let your imagination run wild. Think about their personalities, looks, and backstories. Let those details come to you naturally.