Alright, everyone. It’s time for the part I know you’ve all been waiting for. What were the winners of the Manifold’s favorites section, and which category had the mysterious upset? For anyone who doesn’t know how this works, I ran a series of free response markets asking what Manifold’s favorite movie, book, TV show, print comic, webcomic, song, video game, board game, role-playing game, short story, poem, podcast, YouTube channel, and play are. In each of these markets, users could submit any work they wanted as an option, as long as it was a member of the right category of work. Then, on my Manifold survey, I included a section asking what users thought of each option. They could either rank it as “Excellent,” “Good,” “Okay,” or “Bad,” or select that they hadn’t watched it, read it, heard it, etc. To determine “Manifold’s favorite” in each category, I converted these qualitative ratings into scores: Excellent = 2, Good = 1, Okay = 0, and Bad = -1, and then I added up the scores from each respondent to get a total score. I used a total, rather than an average, so that a work has an advantage if more people actually know about it - it wouldn’t be Manifold’s favorite if it’s only beloved by a small but dedicated group of Manifolders.