Netflix’s Next Big Anime of 2026 Shares New Preview

If you haven’t heard, the new anime series The Ribbon Hero will be available on streaming services starting August 8th. It tells the story of a princess who lost her kingdom and now fights to protect a new one. The show is based on Princess Knight, a manga series that originally came out in 1958. It’s been over 25 years since the main character last appeared in anime, and The Ribbon Hero aims to bring her story back to life. You can watch a new trailer below.

Almost A Decade Later, Star Wars Recreated One of Last Jedi’s Best Moments (& Did It Even Better)

The new Star Wars series, Maul – Shadow Lord, shows how Maul (played by Sam Witwer) rebuilt his criminal organization after losing everything at the end of the Clone Wars. To regain control of a vital part of his old empire, the Shadow Collective, Maul resorts to extreme measures and carries out one of the most ruthless assassinations in recent Star Wars history, even more shocking than those seen in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

5 Best Desktop Companion Games to Try Now That It’s a Steam Tag Official Genre

Desktop Companion games are simple, idle games meant to run in the background while you’re doing other things – that’s why they’re usually found on PC. This genre has grown a lot over time, ranging from basic clicker games like Bongo Cat to more complex ones like Rusty’s Retirement. With their increasing popularity, and now with an official Steam tag, I’ve put together a list of 5 of the best Desktop Companion games to play in 2026.

Chainsaw Man Reveals First Look at New Release After Finale

The 24th and final volume of the Chainsaw Man manga will be released this summer. The cover art was recently shown in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. While fans hoped for an extra chapter or story, it doesn’t appear this volume will include one. More details about the manga’s release are coming soon. You can see the cover art for Volume 24 below before it’s released in Japan.

20 Years Ago This Week, A Cult Sci-Fi Horror Quietly Got a Sequel Nobody Ever Remembers

Twenty years ago this week, on May 23, 2006, Hollow Man 2 was released straight to video, hoping to build on the popularity of the first movie, which had gained a cult following. The sequel, directed by Claudio Fäh, centers on Michael Griffin (Christian Slater), a soldier who receives an invisibility serum from the government but isn’t given the means to reverse the effects. As the procedure slowly kills him and drives him mad, Griffin seeks revenge on the scientists responsible. This puts Seattle detective Frank Turner (Peter Facinelli) in charge of protecting biologist Maggie Dalton (Laura Regan) from the invisible killer.