As anyone who has played the board game Monopoly knows, the pursuit of profit can lead people to do some pretty outlandish things — including creating dozens of Monopoly variations to market to a specific demographic. Originally made in 1903 as a way to help people understand progressive political economist Henry George’s “single tax” plan, Monopoly has since transformed into a global board game in which capitalistic land grabbing becomes a form of entertainment. November 19th marks “Play Monopoly” Day, so below are 20 variations which prove that there is no market into which Monopoly bigwigs will not tap:

Cthulhu Monopoly

Gay Monopoly

Swindon Monopoly

“Sunmaid” Monopoly

Bass Fishing Monopoly

Metallica Monopoly

“Big Bang Theory” Monopoly

Nintendo Monopoly

“Firefly” Monopoly

Juicy Couture Monopoly

Monopoly with art by Takashi Murakami

“Avengers” Monopoly

“Game of Thrones” Monopoly

“Hello Kitty” Monopoly

M&M’s Monopoly

Pokemon Monopoly

“Then And Now” Monopoly

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” Monopoly

“The Walking Dead” Monopoly

“Powerpuff Girls” Monopoly