Mighty Morphin Power Rangers First Look Reveals Major New Details (And Teases Green Ranger)

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BOOM! Studios has given fans a sneak peek at what the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers – Jason, Zack, Trini, Billy, and Kimberly – look like ten years later. The preview (shared with EW) shows the Rangers have moved on with their lives, but will reunite to face a new villain named Rita Rabiosa. We also see a glimpse of this new, formidable Rita and learn that the Green Ranger was intended to join the team’s comeback, but something prevented it.

7 Years Ago, Power Rangers and Street Fighter Finally Crossed Over (& We Still Want More)

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I’ve been a big fan of Power Rangers: Legacy Wars since it came out in 2017, and it’s awesome that they’re still adding new characters! I was totally shocked when they announced a crossover with Street Fighter! But it wasn’t just in the game – they made a whole short film called Power Rangers Legacy Wars: Street Fighter Showdown! It’s got Ryu, the Time Force Pink Ranger, the Phantom Ranger, Chun-Li, and a bunch of others, and it’s seriously epic. You can check out the full film below – I highly recommend it!

10 PS1 JRPGs That Are 10/10, No Notes

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While 3D gaming was still relatively new when the PlayStation 1 launched, the best Japanese role-playing games from the ’90s remain incredibly enjoyable today thanks to their strong gameplay and enduring stories. These classic PS1 games are genuine gems and are still worth playing in 2025.

Ethereum’s MVRV Crisis: 130% Rally?!

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“Ethereum has entered a generational ‘Buy Zone,’” declared Ali Martinez, whose wisdom is as reliable as a teetering stack of Jenga blocks. The MVRV Ratio, that mystical gauge of market price versus the average investor’s wallet, has plunged into its “fair value” reset. Historically, this is the prelude to “massive structural bull rallies,” which, in layman’s terms, means “hope you’ve got a strong stomach.”

Kalshi’s $22B Valuation: Prediction Markets or Pure Hucksterism?

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According to the fine folks at Bloomberg, this little shindig was led by Coatue Management, as whispered by some anonymous soul “familiar with the matter.” Last we checked, Kalshi was prancing around with a $11 billion valuation, but apparently, it’s doubled faster than a riverboat gambler’s debts.