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The upcoming sequel to Ronin Warriors will feature a new team of heroes – Gai, Kaito, Musashi, Yamato, and Shion – but they’ll be fighting in the same iconic armor as the original characters. This includes the Armor of Wildfire, Halo, Torrent, Hardrock, and Strate, which gave the first team their powers. The latest trailer shows this new generation of Ronin Warriors using their abilities. We don’t yet know who the villains will be, or if they’ll have the “Four Season Armors” seen in the original series. You can watch a preview of the new season below.

The new season of South Park—Season 28—returns tonight, Wednesday, November 26th, on Comedy Central with a Thanksgiving-themed episode. After being absent for a few episodes due to a kidnapping by Peter Thiel, Cartman is back and likely scheming to win the annual Turkey Trot. Check out a sneak peek at the new episode below.

Netflix will remove the show How I Met Your Mother on Wednesday, December 3rd. The popular series, which originally ran for nine seasons from 2005 to 2014 with a total of 208 episodes, will soon no longer be available on the streaming platform, so viewers have about a week left to finish watching it.

It’s a good time to revisit the history of Turok. After a long hiatus, the franchise is making a comeback with a new game in development that seems to be aiming for the feel of the original titles. However, because Turok hasn’t been prominently featured in over a decade – and one recent game is no longer available – many modern gamers aren’t aware of just how groundbreaking it once was. To understand the future of Turok, it’s important to look at its past, why it faded away, and what’s driving its return now.

Anime is famous for its memorable villains, and that’s still true today. Modern anime has produced some particularly striking villains who are quickly becoming the most recognizable parts of the medium.

Philip K. Dick’s writings have inspired twelve films, many of which are considered classics of the science fiction genre.

Throughout the five episodes of IT: Welcome to Derry that have aired so far (with three remaining), Dick Hallorann has been a significant character. Readers of Stephen King’s novels IT, The Shining, and Doctor Sleep knew he had a history with Derry, but the show is finally revealing that backstory. Understanding Hallorann’s past will likely give viewers a new perspective when they revisit those other King stories.

Back in the 80s and 90s, Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy were major rivals, both competing to be the most popular role-playing game.