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Higuruma is a relatively new character to anime viewers, but he’s already popular with manga readers. He’s a lawyer with a strong moral compass, even when facing a flawed legal system. Initially an opponent of Yuji Itadori, he quickly becomes an ally. Higuruma’s abilities have been invaluable in the story’s climax, and he’s a remarkably talented fighter. While he doesn’t quite reach the level of powerhouses like Satoru Gojo, Ryomen Sukuna, or Yuta Okkotsu, his skills are still very impressive, especially considering his lack of experience.

The awakening of Nika’s powers, signaled by the ‘Drums of Liberation,’ allows the user to become incredibly flexible and reshape their environment – abilities similar to those granted by a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit. While Luffy refers to this as ‘Gear 5,’ this power isn’t new; it’s existed for ages, and others have wielded it before. Here’s a look at how those past users stack up in terms of strength.

This story features new characters who couldn’t become officially licensed heroes, so they fight crime in secret, protecting areas the established heroes overlook. The anime previously introduced Shota Aizawa, a popular character from the main story. While the original story only hinted at a tragic event from his high school years involving a close friend, the spin-off dedicates an entire story arc to exploring Aizawa’s past as a hopeful hero.

Fans loved Marvel Ultimate Alliance for its large cast of Marvel heroes and fun combat, and the new game Marvel: Crisis Protocol Alliances – Night of the Goblin offers a similar experience. This game is a spin-off of the Marvel: Crisis Protocol system, letting 1 to 4 players team up in an arcade-style beat-em-up. It includes Spider-Man, Black Cat, Miles Morales, and Ghost Spider, and players work together to defeat the Green Goblin. Marvel: Crisis Protocol Alliances – Night of the Goblin is coming this summer, and you can see it in action in the trailer below.