17.Grandia HD Collection The firstGrandiamade a splash on the Sega Saturn and PlayStation with the sequel coming to the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2. This collection packs both into a single package for a budget price. Fans had some complaints, but a patch is on the way to address them. Either way, these two games deserve a second look. 16.Collection of Mana Collection of Manais actually a set of three games that includes a port of the Nintendo Game Boy classicFinal Fantasy Adventureand the Western port ofTrials of Mana(AKASeiken Densetsu 3), which was only available in Japan for a long time....

17. The Big Bang Theory (2007) The Big Bang Theoryis one of those shows you either love or hate. Whichever side you’re on, it’s hard to deny the overwhelming popularity of the show. I enjoyed it right down to the end. Just don’t go into it taking all of the nerd culture too seriously, otherwise some of the show’s (often unflattering) portrayal of geeks will rub you the wrong way. It’s shallow, but it’s fun....

17. Game of Thrones In theGame of Thronesintro, the camera moves over a 3D mechanical moving map of the world. The locations that are shown change in relation to the events of a particular episode, so it even offers a bit of foreshadowing and anticipation! 16. Attack on Titan Attack on Titanhas a lot of different intros—sometimes they change even part-way through a season—but each one is wild. I’ve never even seen this show and I personally know nothing about it, but even I know that these title sequences are awesome....

17. Catbus (My Neighbor Totoro) Taking a bus to work is common nowadays, but what about taking… aCatbus? This huge vehicle-like feline character in Studio Ghibli’sMy Neighbor Totorois a cute ride for animal lovers with its hollow, furry, and comfy body where passengers can seat themselves. Though it’s called a bus, it doesn’t move with wheels—rather, it has six pairs of legs that run, jump, and hop along the way to the destination....

17. Ochaco Uraraka (My Hero Academia) Ochaco Uraraka, known by her hero name Uravity, has a Quirk that’s neither suitable for offense or defense but is perfect for support roles and rescue missions—she can nullify gravity for anything she touches. Personality-wise, Ochaco is lively, energetic, and funny while exhibiting a kind of simplicity of mind and innocence of soul, making her lovable to viewers and giving her room for lots of development in the series....