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A special Pokémon card set is being released in Japan on January 23rd. These cards will eventually be available in English as part of the Perfect Order set, which is coming out in late March. The Japanese set contains 80 main cards, and you can see them now on Pokebeach. Plus, some rare illustrated versions of the cards are starting to surface, and Pokebeach has unofficial translations available.
In what might be either genius or madness (or perhaps a delightful cocktail of both), Acurast is rolling out its mainnet and token, ACU, this Tuesday. After a stellar fundraising spree of over $15 million – no, that’s not a typo – the project aims to turn your average cellphone into a part of a vast, decentralized, serverless cloud empire. Think “The Cloud is a Smartphone” but with less singing in the rain and more algorithms.🌩️📱
The former star of The Bachelorette, who revealed her own breast cancer diagnosis in February, recently shared that her mother has also been diagnosed with the disease after a routine mammogram.
The biggest problem with the recent ‘Culling Game’ story arc is how complicated the tournament is. The latest episode had to spend a lot of time explaining all the rules, which aren’t as simple as just fighting opponents. Players have to earn points in specific areas and use those points to try and change the rules in order to escape. Luckily, Crunchyroll has released a new video that quickly breaks down all the confusing details for Jujutsu Kaisen fans.
It’s ironic that animation, often seen as just for kids, can be surprisingly emotionally honest – even more so than many dramas made for adults. In Japan, animation isn’t limited to a single type of story; it uses inner thoughts and feelings as a natural part of the storytelling. Even the most fantastical anime often explores delicate themes about what it means to be human. Because it’s often underestimated, the medium feels incredibly open and creative. While people debate whether cartoons can be profound, anime is already beautifully expressing complex emotions, relationships, and unspoken truths.
These building sets will no longer be produced after December 2025, but you can still buy them now from most major stores at their normal prices. Barnes & Noble has the biggest variety, and Amazon is a convenient place to find the smaller sets. It’s best to buy the castle pieces and any rare or hard-to-find sets right away, then look for the more common ones later.
For a long time, Cyclops has been overshadowed by Wolverine in movies. But it looks like he’s finally getting a chance to shine in Avengers: Doomsday. The latest trailer shows him powerfully using his optic blasts, and fans are hoping the film will also highlight his strong leadership abilities.
Some TV shows are so powerful they’re best watched only once. Unlike comforting shows you can re-watch repeatedly, these series create a deeply unsettling or intensely stressful experience. They stick with you long after they end, and re-watching them isn’t enjoyable – it’s almost like reliving something difficult.
In January 1998, Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired a memorable two-part episode: “Surprise” on January 19th, followed by “Innocence” the next day. These episodes form a single, powerful story—considered by many to be among the series’ most shocking and heartbreaking—where Angel loses his soul after being intimate with Buffy, transforming him into the villainous Angelus.
Netflix’s Marvel shows were all canceled by 2019 and disappeared from the streaming service by 2022. However, Daredevil has returned on Disney+ as Daredevil: Born Again, planned for three seasons, with the first premiering in 2025. The revival brought back familiar faces like Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, and Jon Bernthal, and officially made those earlier storylines part of the official Marvel Cinematic Universe.