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Yes. Setting: Post Apocalyptic future Technology: Holographic flaming transforming dresses Force Fields Free-standing Holograms Marketing: We’re in a fictional world, a science fiction world, and it’ …

No. This novel isn't on topic on SFF:SE. Conceit Heavily inspired by the Da Vinci Code, this novel is a mixture of history, historical fiction and straight-up action. The main character travels from …

In short, yes. The book itself seems to be a bit of a rag-bag of various medieval fantasy tropes plus a soupçon of dystopia, alternative worlds and a self-insert hero with overt super powers (to whit, …

All questions on the Movies site that are given a "science fiction" tag should be migrated to here as a matter of course. There may be individual cases where it's better suited to Movies but I'm str …

Echoing @Null, @Phantom42 and @Keen; Whilst this isn't an appropriate subject for a site question (too subjective, too broad, too-opinion-based), it would be an excellent subject to bring up in the Mo …

These sorts of stories are definitely a grey area. While the hyper-velocity martial artistry we see in wuxia films is definitely unnatural in our universe, that's pretty much the only difference betwe …

A question about the use of magic within a specific universe would be well within the scope of the site. …

As this is a non-fiction book about a fantasy universe, questions about the subject matter ("why does Wayne Hammond think this") probably would be on topic. By comparison, questions about the book it …

The overview on wikipedia suggests that it's very strongly on topic: Rick and Morty is an American adult animated television series created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon for Adult Swim. The s …

In principle yes. The backstory of a SciFi- or Fantasy-themed toy or game would be well within topic. Can I ask a question about video game based scifi/fantasy? Does a stuffed 'Toby the Targ' toy ex …

I'm going to say no. Wikipedia describes it as a "3D computer-animated comedy-drama" and IMDB categorises it as "Animation, Adventure, Comedy". There's no specific reason to assume that the little pe …

Are "detective stories" on topic? Per the site's FAQ, detective stories are not on topic for the site unless they contain elements that are science fictional or in some way fantastical: What topi …

I would strongly suggest that you post each pairing as a separate question. As you've rightly identified, having the entire tournament in a single question is simply going to be too lengthy and comple …

It is a long-held policy on SFF:SE that finite list questions are considered to be on-topic. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean that the community as a whole will like them, or are likely to upvote them …

Both versions of the film and the 2012 sequel 'Wrath of the Titans' are clearly on-topic for SFF:SE. They're currently untagged, not because they're off-topic, but simply because no-one has asked a q …