15. Kyoto Animation Kyoto Animation is an animation studio—as well as a publisher of light novels—that was founded in 1985. They began hosting the Kyoto Animation Awards for original works (manga, scenarios, and novels) in 2009, with winning entries earning the chance to get published or even get an anime adaptation. FromClannadtoViolet Evergarden, Kyoto Animation has created many great anime series and movies across genres. The tearjerker filmA Silent Voiceis probably their best-known work, not just for its animation but also for its relatable coming-of-age theme....

15. Gon, Killua, and Hisoka (Hunter X Hunter) Wit beats talent and teamwork beats brute strength. That’s the powerful theme of this particular scene fromHunter X Hunter, which features a collaborative effort that defeats Razor’s overwhelming power. Gon, Killua, and Hisoka each contribute fairly in utilizing their abilities. If even one of them fails at their role, they’ll all die from a direct hit from the Gamemaster’s ball—so trust in one another at this very moment is crucial, making this team battle an intense one....

15.Halo: Spartan Assault A twin-stick shooter based on Xbox’s most famous franchise,Halo: Spartan Assaultisn’t going to blow your mind, but it’s definitely a solid way to wind down. While the gameplay doesn’t have as much to offer compared to the best examples of the twin-stick shooter genre, the art style and recognizable enemies and visuals do a lot to enrich the experience. 14.Pac-Man Museum+ Pac-Manruled the video game world at one time....

15. Mr. 3000 (2004) Mr. 3000stars Bernie Mac as Stan Ross, a former Major League Baseball player who immediately retired upon hitting his 3,000th hit. However, years later, he learns there was a clerical error and he actually only made 2,997 hits, which also prevents him from the Baseball Hall of Fame. Now, at the far-past-his-prime age of 47 years, Stan Ross wants to attempt a comeback and earn his 3,000th hit....

15. Luther (2010) It feels like every other BBC drama is a crime thriller of sorts, and always starring an anti-heroic detective. Or maybe it’s television as a whole that’s mostly made up of murder mysteries. We aren’t complaining though—not when they’re as good asLuther. Idris Elba is John Luther, the tough-but-fair detective for London’s Crime Unit. Treading the line between good and bad, Luther’s workaholic lifestyle puts him in a vast array of dangerous situations....