As a huge Nintendo 64 fan, I can tell you these games – whether Nintendo made them themselves or brought them over from other developers – are just completely addictive. And when you finally beat one, it’s such a satisfying feeling – like you’ve played something truly special and perfect.
As a huge Marvel fan, I remember when Guardians of the Galaxy came out in 2014 – it felt like a real risk for the studio. Most people just weren’t familiar with these characters before then! A talking tree and a raccoon with a gun? It sounded wild! Looking back, it’s amazing how James Gunn’s first Marvel movie didn’t just launch these underdogs into stars, but actually changed the direction of the whole MCU. It really opened things up!
This story comes from an ongoing series of novels created by Yuu Kamiya. An anime adaptation by Madhouse significantly boosted its popularity, and fans have been hoping for a continuation ever since. The story takes place in a virtual world called Disboard, ruled by Tet, a supremely powerful god. Disboard is home to sixteen different intelligent races, but humans – known as Imanity – are considered the weakest, possessing no magical abilities.
When Sukuna possessed Megumi, Yuji was no longer a vessel for Ryomen Sukuna, but he could still access the powers within his own body. However, his abilities weren’t strong enough, so he absorbed the Death Paintings to gain more strength and learn Blood Manipulation. This came with a terrible cost: Yuji has lost the ability to age. Recent developments in Chapter 22 of the manga hint at a grim future awaiting Yuji after the current conflict ends.
If you’re looking for something different in sci-fi RPGs, there are several hidden gems that are just as good—or even better—than the popular ones. These underrated games range from those inspired by Mass Effect to truly obscure titles, and they all offer a fantastic and enjoyable experience for anyone seeking a new adventure.
MAPPA has been animating Jujutsu Kaisen since the first season, and the anime adaptation is a major reason for the series’ incredible popularity. Jujutsu Kaisen has become one of the biggest anime and manga franchises of the 2020s, and its popularity continues to grow even after the main storyline concluded in September 2024.
With the current wave of streaming TV shows starting to finish, Paramount Pictures is talking about a new era for Star Trek at CinemaCon. This isn’t the first time they’ve promised a fresh direction, but this time they’ve confirmed they’re leaving behind the timeline established with the 2009 Star Trek movie. If they truly want to take the franchise in a bold, new direction, CEO David Ellison might want to reconsider a previous idea from Quentin Tarantino.
The Millennium Earl is determined to destroy both humanity and the Innocence, powerful weapons that can defeat his creatures. He also plans to recreate a devastating event from the past, throwing the world into chaos, and is opposed by an organization called the Black Order. Over time, the story has focused on Allen Walker’s journey to understand who he truly is. Fans were shocked when the popular character Lavi fell into a long sleep over 15 years ago (back in Chapter 202). Now, Lavi has finally returned in Chapter 258, which came out in the Spring 2026 issue of Jump SQ. Rise magazine.
I’ve been a fan of Scott for years! It’s amazing to see him back in horror with his new movie, Hokum, which I just saw! He was on Late Night with Seth Meyers talking about it, and he shared some really interesting stories about his early work. Apparently, one of his first films was Hellraiser: Bloodline back in 1996. He even told Seth how he tried to get a part in Hellraiser: Hellseeker in 2002 – it’s cool to hear how dedicated he is to the genre.
Even so, it’s important for fans to remember the many supernatural romance movies that came before Fourth Wing. These films essentially created the foundation for the book series, and the series can’t really compare to that history.