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I’m so excited! It looks like My Hero Academia isn’t quite finished yet! They’ve announced a brand new anime short, and it’s going to adapt one last little story from Kohei Horikoshi’s original manga. It’s called “I am a hero too,” and it’s coming to Japan this summer! Apparently, it’s based on an extra chapter that was included in the My Hero Academia Ultra Age fan book. They even released a logo, and I can’t wait to see it animated!
So, Niantic’s been talking to some of the biggest Pokemon Go players about a new test they’re calling “Evergreen Weeks.” The news has spread pretty quickly, and honestly, the reaction is all over the place – typical Pokemon Go, right? Basically, instead of constant events, we’ll have weeks with just regular gameplay and a new Special Research story. It’s hard to say how it’ll actually feel until May 5th when the first normal week hits, but if you’re someone who loves diving into research tasks, this could actually be a really cool change!
Iron Man faced off against many villains throughout his time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both in his own films and as one of the original Avengers. However, the comics feature a lot of fantastic Iron Man villains who haven’t made it to the screen – and might never. While there’s talk of bringing Iron Man back with a new actor, these great villains were left out of his story during the first eleven MCU movies.
A central conflict for the X-Men is the widespread fear and prejudice humans have towards them. They consistently battle those who want to eradicate mutants, and humans even built the Sentinels – relentless machines designed to capture or destroy them. Many of the X-Men’s most memorable stories explore bleak futures where the Sentinels succeed in nearly wiping out all mutants. In Uncanny X-Men #27, the newest version of the Sentinels represents the terrifying peak of these synthetic villains’ history of corrupting humanity.
Gears of War: E-Day is looking to be a major release for Xbox in 2026. The game revisits the very beginning of the Locust invasion on Sera – Emergence Day – showing a time when humanity was caught completely off guard. However, this return to the series’ origins could introduce a surprising change. If the game accurately follows the established timeline, the iconic Lancer weapon might not be available in the way fans are used to.
As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve noticed something interesting: May 2nd has become a bit of a tradition for them! Over the years, four different Marvel movies have premiered on that date – X2, the first Iron Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and most recently, Thunderbolts. It got me thinking, so I decided to rank all four of them, because honestly, the quality varies quite a bit!
A star from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives recently revealed she moved to Hawaii hoping to find relief from her Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
Even when working on big-budget films, Joaquin Phoenix always brings a thrilling unpredictability to his performances – as if he could completely transform the movie in a captivating way. His reprise of the Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux sparked a lot of debate, but it also reinforced his image as an actor who consistently chooses bold, creative risks over safe choices.
From April 20th to 26th, Apex was the most popular movie on Netflix worldwide. It earned 38.2 million views and a total of 60.5 million hours of watch time, significantly outperforming films like 180 and Roommates. Apex was also the No. 1 movie in the United States during that week.
HBO’s Tales From the Crypt, a hugely popular horror series that first aired in the ’90s, has largely faded from view for those without the original DVDs or VHS tapes. Based on classic 1950s EC Comics, the show was held back by complicated rights issues, making a revival difficult. However, Shudder has overcome these hurdles and is now streaming all episodes of the series for the first time, though the release has a slight complication.