TGA Winners (and Losers)
This franchise, which has a whopping 16 main entries to it, has the most nominations in TGA history with 32, and tied with the God of War franchise for the most award wins with 9.
Final Fantasy.
Yuichi Nakamura, known many iconic voices including Hawks from My Hero Academia, also voices this strong and cocky white-haired teacher in MAPPA's "Jujutsu Kaisen".
Gojo Satoru.
In Zenless Zone Zero, the title of "Sword Master" is exclusive to this noble family, which playable character Miyabi is a member of.
Hoshimi Family.
This Netflix original animated movie has seen it's popularity increase exponentially, with a float featured in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and multiple record breaking songs.
KPop Demon Hunters.
Saber and Archer from the hit FATE anime series headlined the collaboration with this popular turn-based game by Hoyoverse in Summer 2025.
Honkai: Star Rail.
The Game Awards held their first even in this year, which was the same year BioWare's "Dragon Age: Inquisition" won Game of the Year.
2014.
Yuki Hayashi created this iconic theme from the shonen anime "My Hero Academia" which has garnered fans to say it "goes with everything"
You Say Run.
In Satisfactory, the Conveyor Belt Mark 3's require this material to be made, which was also likely used often in the Industrial Revolution.
Steel Beam.
This director, who starred as himself in "Victoria's Secret: Angels and Demons", is more commonly known for directing the Transformers movie trilogy in the late 2000's.
Michael Bay.
This shonen anime was introduced to Fortnite in Chapter 6, Season 1, which was very fittingly the same season Godzilla was introduced as well.
Kaiju No. 8.
This VTuber, known for her devilish charm and virutal concerts won "Content Creator of the Year" at The Game Awards in 2023.
Ironmouse.
In Solo Leveling, this character is the only female to be recognized as an "S-Rank Hunter" in Korea, and was also mortally wounded in her fight versus the Ant King.
Cha Hae-In.
Monkey's Paw.
This Pixar film, which focuses on robots living on a futuristic Earth, heavy with themes of environmentalism and consumerism, won Best Animated Picture at the Oscars in 2009.
Wall-E.
This righteous Marvel villain was first introduced to Fortnite in Chapter 2, Season 7 after having the game's first ever collaboration limited time gamemode based around them in 2018.
Thanos.
This cartoony, stylistic game brought home a hat trick at 2017's Game Awards including: Best Debut Indie Game, Best Independent Game, and Best Art Direction.
Cuphead.
Crimson Lions.
In Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, "She Who Grasps The Sky" is an Axon representing this member of the Dessendre Family who lives with both trauma and guilt.
Alicia Dessendre.
This person, who played the villain in the 2021 film "Free Guy", also directed two movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, one with high praise, and the other not so much.
Taika Waititi.
The second ever collaboration to come to Overwatch 2 saw multiple characters rep merchandise from this South Korean girl group.
LE SSERAFIM.
This voice actor who played Abby in Naughty Dog's "The Last of Us: Part II" won Best Performance at The Game Awards in 2020, which no doubt helped her get the role of Invisagal in 2025's "Dispatch".
Laura Bailey.
In Demon Slayer, Tanjiro and Giyu use the tenth form of Water Breathing, titled this, to summon a water dragon to help best demons.
Constant Flux.
In Marvel Rivals, Emma Frost's "Hellfire Protocol" skin is part of this set, which is also a specific year in which a line of popular Marvel comics take place.
2099.
This 2023 "epic kaiju film" focuses on a former kamikaze pilot named Koichi who deals with PTSD from the titular entity.
Godzilla: Minus One.
This collaboration based fighting game series had its first release in 1996, where it broke boundaries by introducing a "tag team" fighting style.
Marvel vs Capcom.