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Since its debut in 2017, “Yakuza Fiance” has quietly gained popularity in Japan. Now, it’s time for this romantic drama to embark on a fresh chapter as it moves to television, with Studio DEEN providing support. The talented anime studio has been diligently working on the gripping tale penned by Asuka Konishi, and we’ve recently gotten a sneak peek at the adaptation through a special trailer.

In this unique team-up, it appears that Bazooka Joe and his crew frequently call upon some of DC Comics’ most powerful heroes for assistance. However, as shown in the latest DC x Bazooka Bubble Gum comic crossover, help isn’t always beneficial. The enjoyable collaboration between DC Comics and Bazooka Bubble Gum carries on with Superman making a comeback, ever ready to lend a hand wherever possible. In this fresh adventure spanning the globe, we witness just how far he will travel to reach someone in need. On the other hand, Bazooka Joe doesn’t exactly keep pace or cover as much ground as Superman. To see more of this exciting crossover, take a look at the comic below, and explore even more from the Bazookaverse at its official hub.

HBO Max is preparing for the debut of “The Penguin,” a spinoff from “The Batman” featuring Colin Farrell reprising his role as Oz Cobblepot, also known as The Penguin and nemesis to the Dark Knight. In the lead-up to its premiere on Thursday, September 19th, “The Penguin” has launched a global marketing campaign, starting with San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter. As part of the Penguin Takeover, fans can expect exclusive merchandise trucks touring New York City, as well as the illumination of famous landmarks and partnerships with local businesses that will be adorned in The Penguin’s signature plum purple color.

Last year, the video game “Super Mario Bros.: Wonder” was launched on Nintendo Switch, introducing players to a fresh setting called the Flower Kingdom. In keeping with this theme, the game creators introduced several new features such as the conversational Talking Flowers and the Wonder Flower mechanic. This November, Japanese merchandise company San-ei Boeki is planning to release plush toys inspired by the game, giving fans a chance to own both a Talking Flower and a Wonder Flower plushie. The Wonder Flower toy doesn’t have any unique functions (it could have had lights), but the Talking Flower plush will replay 18 lines from the game in both Japanese and English versions.