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Nancy and Jonathan break up during a terrifying ordeal in the Upside Down’s version of the Hawkins lab. After almost collapsing the structure of the Upside Down, they find themselves trapped with no way out. As a strange, white substance melts and starts to fill the room, they climb onto a table to stay safe. Thinking they’re about to die, they finally air their grievances, arguing about everything from their musical preferences to each other’s habits. In a surprising turn, Jonathan reveals he’s been hiding an engagement ring – and asks Nancy not to marry him.

The Heatwave and Coldfront skin has become notorious for being incredibly hard to earn. It’s the final reward in the Conquest Challenge track, meant to be the ultimate goal for dedicated players. While it seems like a reasonable final challenge, many find it almost impossible to get, and most players would likely be better off not even trying unless they enjoy a serious challenge.

Rather than squeezing all eight one-on-one fights into a single issue of DC K.O., DC Comics spread them out throughout December with a special event called All Fight Month. This included several standalone issues and related comics featuring exciting matchups like Zatanna versus Etrigan the Demon, Wonder Woman, Captain Atom, Aquaman, and Red Hood. With so many powerful characters involved, the fights were sure to be memorable! Keep reading to discover 5 of the most talked-about battles from DC K.O.’s All Fight Month.

Understanding the hierarchy of divine power reveals the complex relationship between the three most powerful gods and the rest of the divine beings, clarifying why certain gods are more terrifying to monsters than others.

Starting January 1st, all three Kung Fu Panda movies will no longer be available on Netflix. Only the Kung Fu Panda TV series will remain. This means the complete movie series will be gone from the streaming service, as Kung Fu Panda 4 was removed earlier this year.

As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve noticed they really love doing these big, universe-altering events – usually at least once a year, but lately even more, like two or three! These events can completely change things in the comics and often take over storylines for months. Since we’re halfway through the 2020s, I thought it would be fun to look back at what I consider the five best Marvel events of the decade and remember what made them so special. So, let’s take a trip down memory lane, shall we?

While characters introduced in Phases 4 and 5 have been building towards their big moments, they’ll face tough competition for attention next year from some familiar faces. The return of these long-absent heroes – some haven’t appeared in over ten years – could instantly grab viewers’ attention. Here’s a ranking of the Phase 1 MCU characters coming back in 2026, ordered by their power level.

As a huge fan, what always struck me about Shadow of the Colossus was how it did so much without relying on constant action. Looking back, it’s almost unbelievable that a game like that came out when it did – everyone else was focused on explosions and flashy graphics, but Colossus was all about mood, quiet moments, and feeling utterly alone. It made you really think about what you were doing and why. That confidence, that willingness to be different, is why it still sticks with me after all these years, and why I see its influence everywhere, even in newer things like Predator: Badlands.