One completely unexceptional man. One emotionally unstable robot with a huge spaceship - and many, many, many aliens. On a mission to save (or destroy) the Galaxy.

Fairly young and extremely ordinary, John is an out-of-luck mall Santa, who suffers every day trauma at the hands of overeager holiday shoppers. Fed up, he quits his job and while pondering the meaning of life almost naked in the snow, he gets kidnapped by his future best friend, the narcissistic megalomaniac robot named Z'ark. Of course, being future friends don't mean much, so John ends up in prison with the two worst villains in the galaxy. One thing leads to another and John finds himself with the most powerful weapon of the universe stuck in his head. Everything he thinks of now becomes reality. This leads to him having the adventure of his life filled with romance, intergalactic ZOOs full of unfriendly aliens, sewer monsters, space whales, black holes, wicked hackers and possibly destruction of all existence.—Marko Ugarkovikj

When an IQ-challenged human gets abducted by a narcissistic robot to become a specimen in his intergalactic ZOO, they will have to join forces and protect the most dangerous weapon in the galaxy from falling into the wrong hands. The unlikely duo embarks on a space road trip filled with aliens, monsters, black holes, and possibly the end of existence itself. A Sci-fi parody with a Balkan twist, John Vardar vs the Galaxy is a space opera comedy for the whole family.—Goce Cvetanovski