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Next year marks the 10th anniversary of the anime Assassination Classroom, and to celebrate, a new movie is coming out! Called Assassination Classroom: Everybody’s Time, the film will continue the story from where the anime ended, using content from the original manga that wasn’t included in the TV series. You can watch the new trailer and see the movie poster below to get a sneak peek.

Another game stood out just as much, and it was part of a well-established series. In fact, Tales of the Abyss was arguably the best game in the series so far. While it didn’t reach the same long-term popularity as games like Final Fantasy X and Persona 3, that’s unfortunate. It was just as ambitious in its story, characters, and gameplay, and deserved to be considered among the best JRPGs.

Character development and maintaining the existing state of a story often clash, especially when characters are forced to repeat the same personal journeys. While most comic book characters experience this issue to some extent, it’s particularly problematic for a few. We’re going to focus on three DC characters who consistently struggle with this, and explore why it happens to them so often. Let’s dive in.

Many of the most compelling storylines in King of the Hill revolved around Bill’s underlying sadness, and the show often explored his personal struggles. Twenty-seven years ago today, on December 15, 1998, the episode “Pretty, Pretty Dresses” directly addressed Bill’s past abandonment by his ex-wife. The episode depicted him experiencing a significant emotional crisis, and with Hank’s support, he was able to recover. This all took place during the Christmas season, adding another layer to the story.

One of the biggest challenges when starting this story is the specialized vocabulary. The plot centers around Paul Atreides and his family’s relocation to Arrakis, a desert planet that’s the sole source of a valuable substance called Melange. You’re quickly introduced to a complicated world without much explanation, making it easy to get lost. While it’s captivating, truly understanding the story requires learning the unique terms Herbert created to build a rich and believable world. He drew inspiration from real languages, history, and philosophy to develop the cultures, religions, ecology, and politics of Arrakis. Recognizing this, Universal Studios decided to address this complexity for viewers.

It was expected that One Battle After Another would stream on HBO Max, as it was produced by Warner Bros. The release date, however, wasn’t known until Monday morning, when Warner Bros. announced the film will be available on HBO Max starting December 19th.

Although there’s been a lot of excitement about the series, some criticisms have remained. IT: Welcome to Derry faced the challenge of not disrupting the storylines established in the first two IT movies, and it’s also been criticized for relying heavily on computer-generated effects. Now, actress Taylour Paige, one of the show’s stars, has shared her own concerns, specifically about how the first season ended. Be warned: spoilers ahead for the season finale of IT: Welcome to Derry.

We asked everyone to answer 20 simple questions – yes or no – about upcoming announcements, release dates, and some fun predictions.