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Doctor Strange is the most well-known Sorcerer Supreme, but he isn’t the only one who’s held the title. Throughout history, many powerful magic users have either competed with Stephen Strange for the role, or stepped in to protect the world when he couldn’t. While some have only been Sorcerer Supreme briefly, we’re going to look at those who truly made a difference in the modern era and rank them based on how well they performed their duties.

Those who didn’t make the cut included Jeff Winger, Britta Perry, Shirley Bennett, Leonard, Professor Ian Duncan, and Magnitude – you might know Magnitude as the guy who always shouts “Pop! Pop!”

The anime series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes will begin adapting the ‘Aizawa School Days’ arc in its next episode. This arc delves into the previously unexplored past of the character Aizawa, offering fans a more complete understanding of his history. A highlight will be seeing Midnight’s unique hero costume come to life in animation, and a first look has just been released.

Looking back, the huge popularity of Ms. Pac-Man is even more remarkable. Although she isn’t a complicated character, she’s historically important as one of the first video games to successfully feature a female lead. While there are some things to consider about that success even now, her game’s release hinted at a change in the industry, with more female characters starting to take center stage.

It feels like Game Freak and The Pokémon Company have lost sight of what made earlier Pokémon games so beloved. Instead of building on that success, they’re making choices that go against what makes Pokémon special. This is especially noticeable in Legends: Z-A, where the environments are surprisingly bland and uninspired – a flaw that significantly detracts from the overall experience. We can’t continue to watch the series decline. Game Freak needs to address Legends: Z-A’s biggest problem now and get Pokémon back on track.

Let’s talk about Half-Life 3. It’s become the most legendary unreleased game in the industry, and if it ever actually appears, it would be more than just the end of Gordon Freeman’s story. Its release would also put enormous pressure on Valve to finally create Team Fortress 3. Valve has always developed these two games in tandem, using new technology and creative ideas to improve both. If Half-Life 3 were to be a groundbreaking title, Team Fortress 3 would likely have to follow suit and be equally innovative.