If money isn't an issue and your want brand new I would go with Deadpool.

Played it for an hour this weekend. Fast. Fun. Controllable. Way to learn. Tons of shots and tons of fun.

Then don't, buy used with low plays. Better in my book. You can check out the machine and play it before you purchase. Costs less also.

Funny is your problem. Likely Deadpool is your only real choice unless you like Campy stuff, maybe Elvira.

Maybe you can find a Rick and Morty available through a distributor over there?

Humor in Pinball has for the most part (and sadly) gone away.

I wonder if op just meant “fun” gameplay

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.my vote is DP or JP2!

You cant go wrong with your first machine....good luck!

I enjoy flippin Deadpool a lot. Can't compare it to IMDN as there are no local Maidens to flip on.

This is how it starts

Humor in pinball, you say??

My wife and I have been joking about making a "Laundry Day" pinball machine based on our life struggle to keep up with laundry.
- Hit the pop bumpers to sort out dirty laundry.
- Make sure you hit the water temperature dial, otherwise the laundry colors may run!
- You'll get extreme bonus points for ironing laundry, since we never iron.
etc.

I found Monster Bash Remake more fun then the other recent releases. Didn't play a JP though.

I have a deadpool premium and its probably your best bet for Humor. If you could get a rick and morty that would probably satisfy that as well though I havent experienced it first hand.

Deadpool is probably your best bet to get new, but a medieval madness remake would be the best game under those specific conditions.

I was in your position 2 years ago and ended up getting a Ghostbusters Premium Edition as the ‘one’. Such a fun game and the whole family loves it. Added an ACDC, but didn’t have it long. Recently got an Attack from Mars the gameplay is really good. So much so I have ordered a Medieval Madness. So for me, forgetting acdc, if I could only own one that’s a really tough call. Hmmmm... I’m not sure. So I guess I would be happy with any of them! Good luck with your pinball journey, it get pretty addictive.

Get a brand new game.

It's on the expensive side, but BM66 is just good campy fun with tons to do, great for a small collection. Some people don't like how it shoots though, so you'll want to try it first (I personally like the shots for the most part). I was worried about the turntable mech as far as reliability, but so far the machine has been super solid.

**Sorry read the the clarification on Funny -- BM66 is still a good deep game for a small collection. It's my only pin currently and I haven't got bored of it after 1500 plays.

This part might be tricky.

Any one of those will do. If you get a pro I would go with the iron maiden.

JP Premium
Deadpool Pro
IMDN Pro
Elvira Premium

I'd be pretty stoked with any of these to call my own. The Elvira Codes seem to be getting well fleshed out, now.

Personally I would head to a local arcade, if any are around, and play different machines. What some may love, you may hate. Once you find the machine you want, read about it on Pinside. See what known issues the machine may have and what to look for if you go pre-owned (or even new as with Stranger Things). Best of all, enjoy the game .. and I am sure you will quickly add others!

Attack from mars all the way!

Le's might be sold out but middle special version is still available

If it's my only pin, I bite the bullet and get the JP Premium. Gotta have that T Rex.

I suggest that you play as many of the machines on your list before you purchase. Especially the particular machine that you intend to purchase, assuming that is possible. Every person has their own preferences, so you just need to decide which type machine that you prefer. Personally, based on your list, I would suggest ElVira Premium or Deadpool Premium, but I only see Deadpool Pro on your list... Even new machines can have issues, so if you learn more about the machine before you purchase, you can test it out to make sure everything works properly before you take it home.

Wow I stand corrected!

Deadpool and Attack from Mars (remake) are wonderful suggestions.

Jurassic Park would be my vote. It's much higher on my list than Star Wars.

I would not put Star Wars in the same category as JP, DP or IMDN.

Hmm, no one here can tell you what game will be the most fun for you but there are some quasi-objective markers:

1. How important is theme to you? If it is important you can narrow the list down that way and then maybe people here can have input to how well the machines integrate the theme.
2. How hard do you want the game to be? Do "cheap" drain drive you crazy, do you like long or short ball times? This will help narrow the choice down. (SW,JP,BK are the standout difficult games that I've seen from your list, with Elvira maybe having the longest ball times?)
3. Are you really into flow or do you like more of a shot making game. (SW maybe the best flow? Deadpool known as having a few clunky shots)

I'll leave it to smarter people than me to actually break down where the individual games reside on these criteria.

Attack from Mars Remake (SE or LE if you can find one)
- Very fun game
- Simple for the casual player to make things happen, but difficult enough for the advance player to really have to work at it to achieve wizard mode (I've had mine for several months, but still haven't "Ruled the Universe")
- Humorous call outs
- Good ball flow
- Good light show
- Cool non-licensed sci-fi theme that doesn't go out of style
- Fun animations for onlookers (I find it kind of difficult to pay too much attention to the DMD when playing)
- Family friendly graphics, animations, and audio