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The animated series “Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai” is returning for another season under a fresh title, and “Gremlins: The Wild Batch” has unveiled a new trailer and poster for the upcoming episodes! This animated entry in the beloved Warner Bros. Discovery franchise delves into the past, setting the stage before the events of the original “Gremlins” movie. The story begins in China during the 1920s, introducing a new protagonist who encounters Gizmo for the first time and embarks on an adventure to uncover the secrets behind the Mogwai’s origins.

Four years have passed since “Arrow” concluded its eight-season run on The CW, and although series lead Stephen Amell has moved forward with other ventures such as “Heels” and “Suits L.A.”, his portrayal of Oliver Queen/Green Arrow continues to be a significant part of his fanbase’s recognition. This ongoing association often leads to Amell being questioned about “Arrow”, even during a recent interview on Michael Rosenbaum’s “Inside of You” podcast (as reported by CBR). During this discussion, Amell expressed openness towards revisiting a more mature (“hard R”) version of “Arrow”, but also shared an intriguing piece of information. According to Amell, there had been talks about an “Arrow” film, but Warner Bros. ultimately scrapped the plan.

In “My Hero Academia,” Shigaraki has proven himself not only as one of the series’ largest antagonists but also as one of anime’s most iconic villains. Initially introduced with an unsettling appearance featuring multiple dismembered hands attached to his body, Shigaraki has significantly developed since he first posed a threat to UA Academy. Sadly, this growth has turned out to be troublesome for Class 1-A. Although Shigaraki’s narrative has concluded in the manga, it persists in the anime adaptation and a teaser poster has been unveiled for a hypothetical spin-off centered around the successor of All For One.

Vince Zampella, who oversees everything related to Battlefield at EA, has hinted at the potential launch of the next game in the series for the Nintendo Switch 2. After keeping quiet for quite some time, Zampella and his team at EA have finally provided some insights into the upcoming installment of the Battlefield franchise this week. One significant revelation is that the new Battlefield game will take place in a modern era, offering 64-player multiplayer instead of the 128-player matches previously seen in Battlefield 2042. Although there are still many unanswered questions about the project, it appears that a version for Switch 2 could also be a possibility.