Entertainment (Movies, TV, Anime, Comics) 190

A license that spans generations

Standard Monopoly with the sitcom's world on top

Two to eight players, so nobody sits out

An older printing, circulating secondhand

Pastel packaging makes it an easy birthday gift

Jedi side only, and it pairs with the Dark Side set

Saga art on standard trading, details thin

Frozen II, printed in English and French

Boba Fett across the films and The Mandalorian

The German printing, and a board rather than cards

Turtles on the board, thin detail elsewhere

Shibuya Incident locations and six character tokens

A family set that happens to carry a Marvel license

Vol. 2 characters running the board

The animated era, not the films

Pixar characters where the street names were

A second Ghostbusters route into the catalog

Chase it if you collect vintage licensed sets

Skews to the adults who grew up on the cartoons

The whole team, not just one film

An earlier parks printing with the lineup unlisted

For the fan who picks Worf over Picard

A real board game for a Frozen fan

The license is the whole difference