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The event also showcased a unique illustration created by Gege Akutami, the author of Jujutsu Kaisen, and Yuji Iwasaki, the artist behind the recent sequel manga, Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo. The artwork features characters from both the original series and the sequel facing off against each other. On one side are Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki, and Satoru Gojo, with Ryomen Sukuna looming behind them. The other side shows Tsurugi Okkotsu, Yuka Okkotsu, Maru, Cross, and Usami, while Dabura confronts the King of Curses. The illustration was revealed at the event and then shared on the series’ official social media accounts.

If you’re looking to relax or just unwind during the busy holidays, this free streaming collection is here to help.

For a while now, Netflix has been a place to stream the live-action Transformers movies, but that’s about to change. On December 25th, all four of Michael Bay’s Transformers films will be removed from the service, so December 24th is your last chance to watch them on Netflix.

Here are six underrated Metroidvanias.

Back in 2000, Williams Street created a few original shows that would become the foundation for Adult Swim’s late-night programming. One of the most memorable of these was Sealab 2021, which first aired on December 21st. When Adult Swim officially launched the following year, Sealab 2021 was a key part of its initial lineup, helping to define the network’s unique style.

As a longtime X-Men fan, I was pretty frustrated when Rachel Summers lost her Omega-level mutant status during the Krakoan era – it just didn’t feel right! It’s great to see Marvel seems to be fixing that and giving Rachel the recognition she deserves. But honestly, while it’s about time, I’m also left with a few questions about this whole situation.

This Christmas Day, Netflix will stream two live NFL games featuring exciting rivalries. The Dallas Cowboys will face the Washington Commanders, and the Detroit Lions will play the Minnesota Vikings.

Halloween was a frequent tradition on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and the team often celebrated Thanksgiving together. However, Christmas was only featured in four episodes across the show’s eight seasons. Seasons 1 through 4 included Christmas episodes, but season 5 skipped it in its mid-season finale, and the later seasons (6, 7, and 8) were shorter and aired earlier in the year. Though those four Brooklyn Nine-Nine Christmas episodes were excellent, it’s still fun to debate which ones stand out the most.