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These heroes once played vital roles with the Avengers, but they’ve been largely forgotten. Some were incredibly powerful fighters who significantly impacted battles, while others previously led the team before stepping down. Despite their past contributions, they don’t receive the recognition they deserve.

This list includes many sitcoms that were renamed to stay current with television trends. But it also features popular shows from other genres that changed titles, sometimes even during their run. Here’s a detailed look at each show, its original title, and the reason for the change.

We’re excited this partnership celebrates what both brands are known for: letting you express your individuality. LEGO has always encouraged building and creativity with its System in Play, while Crocs is famous for personalization with Jibbitz. This collaboration embraces that spirit of self-expression instead of limiting it.

Cloud Village is a proud and loyal community. Their culture emphasizes working together, with experienced shinobi guiding the next generation, and deep respect for the Raikage, who embodies everything Kumo stands for. Home to powerful figures like the Third and Fourth Raikage, as well as skilled warriors like Darui and Killer B, Kumo is a major power, one of the five nations that keep the world balanced politically and militarily.

With a budget of about $100 million, the film brilliantly combined technical skill, a compelling story, and strong acting, leading to widespread recognition. It received nominations for Best Actor (Michael B. Jordan), Best Director (Ryan Coogler), and, importantly, Best Picture. While expected, the Best Picture nomination is significant: it makes the film only the eighth horror movie ever to be considered for the Academy Award for Best Picture, as shown in the following table.

Tubi is now streaming the classic adventure film Jumanji! The movie, which is based on the popular children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg, became available on January 1st. It stars Robin Williams as Alan Parrish, a boy who gets stuck inside a mysterious jungle board game in 1969. Years later, two kids find the game and start playing, accidentally freeing Alan and unleashing a host of wild creatures – including huge insects, mischievous monkeys, and dangerous animals!

It’s a bit ironic that the comic book series based on the original Teen Titans cartoon was called “Teen Titans Go,” because it’s different from the current show on TV. In the 51st issue, the comic introduced Geo-Force as an enemy for the Titans. He’s a DC hero who never appeared in the cartoon itself. When the team deals with a rock monster who’s looking for someone, they quickly discover it’s actually Geo-Force – and he happens to be Terra’s brother. Raven uses her powers to read Geo-Force’s mind while he’s held captive, finally confirming the true identities of both him and Terra.