15. Alfheim (Sword Art Online) Diving deep into the world of video game has been every gamer’s dream at some point. But would you still go if dying in the game meant dying in the real world as well? Probably not. InSword Art Online, the original premise had players trapped in a virtual world that meant true death if they died in-game. But later,Sword Art OnlineintroducedAlfheim, where death wasn’t so permanent....
15. Darth Sidious Among everything else that happens inStar Wars, it’sDarth Sidiouswho drives the saga to new (and often frightening) heights. He’s the ultimate evil in the galaxy, the one man who plotted a terrible fate for the Jedi after he successfully rose to power, all to eradicate them from existence. For fans, Darth Sidious is the most iconicStar Warsbad guy, the one whom proved near impossible to kill—until Rey finished the job that Luke Skywalker started....
15. An American Werewolf in London (1981) John Landis’sAn American Werewolf in Londonisn’t just a classic film that revolutionized werewolf movies, but also one of the best horror comedy movies ever made. The story follows American tourists David Kessler (played by David Naughton) and Jack Goodman (played by Griffin Dunne) who are visiting the UK on holiday. While trekking across the countryside, they encounter a frightening creature that turns out to be a werewolf—and that creature ends up killing one of them and turning the other into a werewolf as well....
15.Pathfinder: Kingmaker Even if you’ve never rolled a 20-sided die before, you’ve probably heard ofDungeons & Dragons. Well,Pathfinderis a similar tabletop game that spun off ofD&D 3rd Editionback in 2009. Paizo—the company behindPathfinder—then licensed the rules to Owlcat games, who created a computer RPG based on the Kingmaker adventure path. InPathfinder: Kingmaker, you can build your own hero from any of the game’s available classes and set off on a quest that will see your hero become the ruler of their own small nation....
15. Mystique in X-Men (2000) Have you ever crossed the street and saw yourself on the other side? If you did, it could’ve beenMystiqueof theX-Menmovies. Mystique is a mutant with the ability to copy someone else’s appearance at will—a complete copy that includes their fingerprints and retinal patterns, as seen when she entered Cerebro (which only Professor X can enter due to biometric security). With her ability, she dominates the screen even though she follows Magneto (who seeks to rule the world with other mutants), making her an enemy to Charles Xavier and his ideology....
