Crunchyroll Confirms Packed Spring 2026 English Dub Lineup for April

I’ve been following Crunchyroll’s announcements for their upcoming anime releases this April, and they’ve also given us a peek at their English dub plans for Spring 2026! It looks like we’re getting both new seasons of familiar favorites and some interesting new shows. They haven’t shared all the details just yet, but you can find a list of the English dubs below.

Jak and Daxter Footage From Pitched Remake Appears Online

Developer Travis Howe recently shared an animated cutscene on social media, reimagining a scene from the classic game Jak and Daxter with modern graphics. Howe, formerly of Sanzaru Games, clarified that this wasn’t an official PlayStation project. He and a small team of animators created it as a pitch to convince PlayStation to remake or remaster the game. While PlayStation ultimately passed on the idea, the cutscene gives fans a glimpse of what a modern Jak and Daxter could look like with updated textures and lighting.

Kevin McKidd, Kim Raver to Exit Grey’s Anatomy After Nearly 20 Years

Okay, big news for all you Grey’s Anatomy fans! After almost two decades of bringing Dr. Owen Hunt and Dr. Teddy Altman to life, Kevin McKidd and Kim Raver are saying goodbye to the show. Their final episode will be the season 22 finale on May 7th – it’s going to be emotional, but they’ve given so much to the series, and I’m sure it will be a fitting send-off.

Dungeons & Dragons Just Launched a New Character Creation Tool & They Want Your Feedback

You can create characters for free on D&D Beyond with their standard character creator, as long as you have an account. It’s a helpful tool for building character sheets. Now, Wizards of the Coast is introducing a new and improved Quickbuilder to make character creation even faster and simpler. This Quickbuilder is the first part of a complete redesign of the Character Creator. The team is using it to test major changes and wants player feedback before finalizing the updates to the standard tool.

DC’s Worst Villains are Now on the Justice League

The new Justice League faced its first major challenge when Darkseid returned in DC K.O. A cosmic tournament was held, pitting the League’s greatest heroes against some of their most dangerous foes, all vying for immense power – enough to finally defeat Darkseid. Superman won the tournament and became King Omega, but instead of using the power alone, he distributed it among all the participants, both heroes and villains. Now, Superman has disappeared, leaving everyone with superpowers to figure out their next move.