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Fans eagerly anticipated StarCraft II as a continuation of the original game’s story, and it delivered, adding layers of moral complexity and interesting challenges. Today marks ten years since the release of Legacy of the Void, the third and final chapter in the StarCraft II series, and a satisfying conclusion to the entire saga. What’s remarkable is that it confidently ended the story well, rather than leaving things open for future installments.

Most shonen anime feature unrealistic battles with characters who have incredible, supernatural powers – things like easily dodging bullets. So, when Crunchyroll’s new anime, Gachiakuta, appeared to have similar abilities, viewers expected the same level of fantasy. However, the latest episode surprised everyone by showing a much more realistic approach. This episode further proves that Gachiakuta is different from typical shonen anime, solidifying its position as a unique and refreshing series.

Recent Predator movies are also creating a connected universe with a bigger story unfolding, though the ultimate outcome remains a mystery. There’s no need to hurry, though – Predator is currently providing some of the most enjoyable sci-fi horror around, and fans should be excited about the direction the series is taking.

In a Game Informer interview, Mentes spoke very positively about the partnership between his team and the game’s publisher and developer.

Watching One-Punch Man season 2 was a really disappointing experience for a lot of fans, and it seriously hurt the show’s reputation. Still, there was some hope for season 3, mostly because people figured it couldn’t possibly be worse. Sadly, season 3 has actually been even more of a letdown, and after the most recent episode, I honestly don’t see any chance of the anime being saved.