Deadpool & Wolverine’s “Till He’s 90” Joke Becomes Literal in Avengers: Doomsday

Scheduled for release at the end of 2026, Avengers: Doomsday will feature the return of several beloved actors from past Marvel films. Many of these actors aren’t from the primary Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline. Notably, the film will include two of the longest-working actors in Marvel history, making the joke from Deadpool & Wolverine in 2024 feel even more significant and real.

It’s Official, This Classic X-Men’s Arc Is the Best They’ve Had Since Magneto

For decades, Magneto has been known for his compelling story, but now another X-Men character is having a similarly captivating journey – and might even surpass Magneto in terms of character development. Beast, traditionally the X-Men’s cheerful scientist, always battled inner demons and a tendency to prioritize logic over ethics. Recently, Beast has undergone a significant transformation, and his evolving story is truly noteworthy.

7 Most Underrated Goku Moments in Dragon Ball Z

The Dragon Ball series has given fans many exciting moments with its main character, Goku. After a jump forward in time, Dragon Ball Z explored Goku’s backstory and showed him becoming an even stronger fighter. While moments like his first transformation into a Super Saiyan and achieving Super Saiyan 3 are always remembered, many of Goku’s other amazing feats often don’t get the attention they deserve.

Amazing Spider-Man Shows How Spidey Has Redeemed Two of His Oldest Foes

The show’s creators really wanted to make sure viewers loved the new character, Poochie. They even had a running joke – the other characters would constantly ask, “Where’s Poochie?” – whenever he wasn’t on screen. This was a funny jab at how cartoons sometimes introduce new characters that feel forced, like Scrappy-Doo. It also highlights a common mistake writers try to avoid: overly pushing a character on the audience.

You and I Are Polar Opposites Anime Kicks Off With a Perfect Crunchyroll Premiere

The anime You and I Are Polar Opposites, created by Lapin Track, has a bright, old-fashioned art style that really brings the energetic main character, Miyu Suzuki, to life. It doesn’t shy away from slapstick comedy, using silly music and over-the-top facial expressions – hallmarks of great shojo and rom-com anime. The first episode confidently establishes the story and sets the tone for the rest of the season.