Fictional Monopoly Editions

Alternative editions of the classic Monopoly boardgame have appeared in media in the form of made-up editions or -opolies. Here are a few examples, with the media it appeared in, and the edition.

Parodies

• Bailout Monopoly - This "version" was mentioned by several political commentators, but then "rules" were actually made for it.

The Simpsons

The Simpsons - (Simpsons Wikia Page on Monopoly ) and (The Simpsons)

• Bill Gates' World Edition (Appears in the 1997 computer game Virtual Springfield)
• Capitol City Edition (Appears in episode Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore) - Milhouse gave Bart a copy of this game as a souvenir from Capital City. One change, the changing of Baltic Avenue to Wayne Street greatly impressed Milhouse.
• Edna Krabappoly (Appears in episode Brawl in the Family) - relates to the character Edna Krabappel-Flanders, a teacher at Springfield Elementary School.
• Funoply (Appears in episodes: Changing of the Guardian and Treehouse of Horror XXI. It also appears on the cover of Emissaries to Byzantium, a game the Simpsons own) - No information is available, but it is for "Ages 8 and Over".
• Galip-olopoly (Appears in episode Brawl in the Family) - Relates to the World War I Battle for the Dardenelles.
• Rasta-Mon-opoly (Appears in episode Brawl in the Family) - Relates to the Rastafarian culture originally from Jamaica.
• Star Wars (Simpsons) Edition (Appears in episode Brawl in the Family) - Exists to prove the ubiquitous prevalence of the myriad varieties of the Star Wars versions of Monopoly.

Simpsons Versions Gallery

Capitol City Monopoly

Edna Krabappoly

Galip-olopoly

Rasta-Mon-Opoly

"Star Wars" Monopoly (and others in the stack)