To mark the 40th anniversary of the original Dragon Ball manga in Weekly Shonen Jump, fans voted for their favorite character, and Goku came out on top! The official Dragon Ball website shared some interesting facts to celebrate, revealing that Goku won a total of 76 fights throughout the entire series, with a noticeable dip in victories during the Android Saga.
One reason for the game’s difficulties might be its marketing. Highguard was only shown once at The Game Awards and didn’t receive much promotion afterward, which likely meant fewer people were aware of its release. This, along with some initial issues with how the game played, created a challenging situation from the beginning.
The original A Pup Named Scooby-Doo series debuted in 1988, showing Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma as young kids solving mysteries. It last aired on Cartoon Network in 2009, meaning it’s been about fifteen years since it was on the channel. Now, to celebrate Presidents’ Day, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo is coming back to Cartoon Network on February 16th at 10:30 AM Eastern. It’s currently unknown whether this is a temporary return or if the show will continue to air on the network.
We’ve been anticipating this game for some time, as it was initially planned for release in 2025. After a delay, it’s finally launching on January 29th, and we’re just days away from playing it!
Even though The Big Bang Theory finished airing seven years ago, it’s still incredibly popular on TV and streaming services. While the show has continued through prequels like Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, these haven’t really connected to the original series. However, the new show Stuart Fails to Save the Universe is different – it’s the first sequel, and it gives CBS a chance to address a past issue with how they developed Kaley Cuoco’s character.
The Yellowstone franchise centers on the Dutton family, ranchers who originally settled in Montana in the 1800s. The first two spin-off shows, 1883 and 1923, tell stories that happen before the main Yellowstone series, making it easy to follow the timeline. But with more spin-offs planned, keeping track of the order will become more complicated.
During a recent interview with Variety, director Rian Johnson (known for 2017’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi) discussed the departure of Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy. Dave Filoni, a veteran Star Wars creator, and Lynwen Brennan will now lead the company. Johnson, a self-proclaimed Star Wars fan, expressed his hope that the franchise will start incorporating new perspectives and telling original stories.
The longtime weather anchor on Today recently marked 30 years with the show and discussed his plans to eventually retire from the NBC morning program.
According to a report from NateTheHate discussed on the Game Mess Mornings podcast, Jeff Grubb stated the event will happen on February 12th. He clarified, though, that it’s best to consider the week of February 12th as the likely timeframe.
The cover of MLB The Show 26 will feature New York Yankees star Aaron Judge, as shown in the first trailer. This is the second time Judge has been on the game’s cover, following his appearance on MLB The Show 18. San Diego Studio had said they wouldn’t use a completely new athlete on the cover this year, and that statement proved to be true.