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A listing for Pikmin 3 Deluxe recently showed up on the PEGI ratings website, suggesting Nintendo is working on a version for the upcoming Switch 2. Pikmin 3 first came out on Wii U in 2013, and Pikmin 3 Deluxe – an updated version with better graphics and extra content – was released on Switch in 2020. If this rating is accurate, Nintendo is planning to enhance Pikmin 3 again for the Switch 2, though details about what changes will be included are currently unavailable.

Toki no Yuusha, aka Revolving Engraved Time Hero, released its first chapter in December of 2024 from creators Yotsuba Yuuto and Satou Takaaki. While an official reason behind why the series is coming to an end has yet to be revealed, this might come as a shock to many readers, considering it only has a little over one year of stories to its name so far in Weekly Shonen Champion. If you haven’t had the chance to check out this time-travelling epic, here is how Akita Shoten describes the series: “In a world where half of humanity’s territory has been taken by demons, Balt, who bears the crest of the hero, is the hope of humanity. Just before his 17th birthday and his heroic powers awaken, Balt learns a certain truth…”

Several remakes and sequels to Final Fantasy games have been started but ultimately cancelled. Sometimes, technical limitations with gaming hardware stopped progress. Other times, the company prioritized different, more important games. In at least one well-known case, a disagreement between the game’s publisher and the development team caused a promising sequel to be abandoned. Despite being cancelled, these games all reached some stage of development, and fans still hope they might be revisited in the future.

Many fantasy shows unfortunately didn’t live up to expectations, either by straying from the original stories or simply failing to attract an audience. But the shows on this list were different. Here are five fantastic fantasy series that were cancelled prematurely.

Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman was a groundbreaking comic that broadened the appeal of the medium, often winning over even those who disliked comics. Now that The Sandman is so well-known, it’s harder to recommend it as an entry point for new readers. Fortunately, BOOM! Studios published a fantastic comic four years ago that fills that niche: The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, created by writer Ram V and artist Filipe Andrade. It’s perfect for both people who’ve never read comics and fans looking for something similar to The Sandman.

After a wait since its first season ended, Undead Unluck recently returned with a special episode featuring a completely new story. While fans were hoping for a continuation of the series, it’s now been confirmed that Season 2 of Undead Unluck is officially in production. You can get a first look at it below.

Did you know the story of Doctor Who really began 63 years ago today? Over half a century ago, the show aired a story featuring multiple Doctors, something completely new for the series. This broke the established rules and changed everything fans thought they knew about the Time Lord.