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Okay, so the latest episode of *Ahsoka* dropped a bombshell. Baylan Skoll stumbled upon these ancient statues on Peridea – a planet in *another* galaxy, mind you, where both Thrawn and Ezra have been stuck – and it completely reframed what’s going on. It’s not just about a power grab that’ll impact the galaxy we know. This is about something far more fundamental – a search for a power *behind* the Force itself. Season 2 is setting up to explore this deep, ancient lore, and honestly, it feels like they’re aiming for something bigger than anything we’ve ever seen in *Star Wars*. This isn’t just another Empire vs. Rebellion story; it’s hinting at a complete re-imagining of the universe, moving into true myth and legend. It’s ambitious, and if they pull it off, it could change everything we thought we knew about the Force.

Producing anime in seasons is beneficial for the studio, allowing them to create a full season of 12 to 24 episodes while maintaining high animation quality. While the five anime listed below are all excellent, updating them with modern reboots could broaden their appeal and reach a larger audience.

Ben Newborn, who previously led feedback collection, said many important issues were raised but never addressed. Margherita Peloso, a former associate producer, shared a similar experience, explaining that her concerns were often dismissed and even mocked by those in charge.

These three highly-rated horror games for PlayStation would usually cost around $190, but this is a fantastic deal. Two of them are considered among the best horror titles on the PS5, and the third is a standout horror game from the PS4 era.

The Resident Evil series has changed a lot over the past ten years. After the disappointing release of *Resident Evil 6* in 2012, Capcom successfully revitalized the franchise with *Resident Evil 7* five years later. Beyond that fresh start, Capcom also began completely rebuilding older games like *Resident Evil 2* and *Resident Evil 3*. Fans are eager to see more remakes, including *Resident Evil 5* and some of the spin-off titles, and it looks like some of those requests might be granted.

According to a review by GabrielOflTM, the game *Replanted* is significantly flawed. It’s missing levels, some levels don’t work at all, and the graphics look blurry. There are also many bugs, strange loading screens between menus and the game’s introduction, and menus that appear to be from the mobile version. Furthermore, the correct music doesn’t play in any of the levels, and if you try to increase the game’s speed, the music speeds up with it.

During a recent appearance on The Graham Norton Show, actor Andy Serkis hinted at the role of Rotta the Hutt, Jabba the Hutt’s son, in the upcoming series. Serkis’s comments suggest the story will delve deeper into the galaxy’s criminal underworld than many fans expected, promising an exciting adventure following Jabba’s heir.

The New Avengers and Captain America are currently estranged, with Captain America planning to assemble his own team. The X-Men are exploring the multiverse and could potentially help fight Doom, but their involvement is uncertain. It would be more helpful if Earth’s heroes reached out to the MCU’s strongest team for assistance. However, it appears that team will likely remain neutral during the upcoming Doomsday events.

Hobgoblin returned earlier this year with some scary new technology, but Tombstone quickly dismissed him. Still, he played a major role in the most recent comic issue, and fans are hoping this will finally establish him as a top-tier villain – the threat he’s always had the potential to be.