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Sailor Moon is a landmark series that helped define the Shojo genre, celebrating themes of femininity and friendship while bringing the genre to a wider audience. The story follows Usagi Tsukino, a typical student who discovers she’s destined to become Sailor Moon, a powerful guardian tasked with protecting Earth from evil. Following the initial anime, a reboot premiered in 2014. Now that the complete story has concluded, all three seasons of the anime are available in a Blu-ray DVD collection, released on June 9, 2026. You can find purchase links on Viz Media’s official website.

It’s true that with so many lesser-known heroes gaining attention, some fan favorites inevitably get overlooked as stories progress. We want to change that! Today, we’re highlighting seven former Justice League members who deserve a chance to shine again. While they may be part of the larger DC Universe, they haven’t had much screen time recently. Each of these heroes offers unique strengths, and we’ll explore what makes them special.

These anime became incredibly popular with Western fans, and many of those viewers continued enjoying them as adults. They also set trends and created familiar character types that are still used in anime today. From groundbreaking magical girl series to influential dark fantasy shows, these titles were some of the most important anime released in the 1990s.

The Jason Bourne film series has a complicated history. The original three movies were huge hits, but the fourth film, The Bourne Legacy, starred Jeremy Renner instead of Matt Damon. It was directed by Tony Gilroy, who had previously written the screenplays for the first three films. Matt Damon returned in 2016’s Jason Bourne, with Paul Greengrass directing again – though Gilroy wasn’t involved this time. That has been Damon’s final appearance as Jason Bourne so far. Later, a TV series called Treadstone explored the same world, but without any connection to Damon, Gilroy, or Greengrass.