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The Loyal Subjects has given fans a sneak peek at the second wave of their M.A.S.K. collection. This wave will feature the Hurricane, Gator, Submarine Cycle, and Armored Assault Vehicle. They’re building on the popularity of the first release with a few improvements. For example, the Hurricane will have the classic green and silver color scheme with vibrant orange flames, and it can transform from vehicle mode into a Field Command Post.

The official image features the phrase: ‘Noblesse oblige. May you continue to be a savior—.’ hinting that the story of Seleçãoes isn’t finished. The announcement quickly spread online, with fans sharing their enthusiasm for the adaptation. Many also expressed a sense of nostalgia, remembering the series’ lasting impact on the anime world.

A key reason the beloved character Karoo wasn’t in the second season has been revealed. Karoo is Princess Vivi’s pet duck and companion, first appearing in the Whiskey Peak Arc of the original manga. While Vivi was secretly working with Baroque Works, Karoo was always with her. However, the live-action adaptation left the charming duck out, and a producer has now explained the decision.

Now that powerful characters like Stormlight, Victoria Neuman, and Queen Maeve are gone – either defeated or powerless – the list of the strongest superpowered individuals in The Boys has changed. With A-Train’s recent death in the season 5 premiere, the power dynamics have shifted even further. After the first two episodes of the final season, here’s a look at who the most powerful characters are now, and it’s going to be exciting to watch them clash as the season continues.

The anime is now available to viewers in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, and other regions. According to Comic Natalie, a special event called Stone Fes will be held on October 10, 2026, to celebrate the anime’s conclusion seven years after it first aired. The event will take place at the Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium in Kanagawa and will feature live performances by the musicians who created the anime’s opening and ending songs, including the band BURNOUT SYNDROMES. More information about the event will be announced soon.