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Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera star in The Copenhagen Test, a spy thriller about Alexander Hale, a Chinese-American analyst working for a secret agency called The Orphanage. When Alexander suspects he’s being framed as a mole – and discovers someone has hacked his senses – he pretends everything is normal while secretly helping to find the real culprit. As the agency closes in, they create an elaborate false reality for him, complete with a fake promotion, a staged relationship, and a dangerous mission that blurs the line between what’s real and what’s paranoia.

2XKO first launched in Early Access for PC via client download on October 7, 2025.

Although a game starring Tetra from The Wind Waker or Sheik from Ocarina of Time would be interesting, Zelda is too central to the Legend of Zelda series to be included here. The characters we’re focusing on are beloved variations of familiar types or popular figures, and each one is strong enough to carry their own game set in Hyrule. Here are five standout supporting characters who deserve their own spin-off adventure.

Look, as a huge animation fan, everyone always raves about Batman: The Animated Series – and rightfully so, it’s incredible and really set the bar for how to do Batman. But it often overshadows other fantastic DC animated shows. I wanted to highlight five seriously good series that don’t get nearly the attention they deserve.

As a DC fan, I’ve always found Prime a fascinating character. He first showed up during the epic Crisis on Infinite Earths event – basically, he was the Superman from our Earth, the ‘real’ world, and they used him to tell the story of Superboy’s history. He played a key role in defeating the Anti-Monitor, but then faded into obscurity for a while. But everything changed with Infinite Crisis. That’s when DC started building the character we know today. Honestly, Superboy-Prime has gone through a huge transformation since then, and it all really stems from what I think is the best DC event of the 21st century.

The Fall 2025 anime season included several exciting shows on Crunchyroll, but one, A Wild Last Boss Appeared!, didn’t get as much attention from isekai fans despite offering a unique spin on the genre. The first season proved to be full of secrets and built to a thrilling climax. Now, a second season has been announced, and we’re getting a first glimpse of what’s to come.

New trailers for Starfleet Academy have revealed a new character, Jay-Den Kraag, a Klingon cadet played by Karim Diané. Unlike typical Klingons in Star Trek, who are usually portrayed as angry warriors or stern Starfleet officers, Jay-Den Kraag appears to be a very different kind of character.