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As the new episodes of *My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON* arrive this October, now is a great time to revisit some of the most important episodes from the series so far. With major events unfolding in the final season that have dramatically changed the hero world, you’ll want to be prepared! Here are our picks for the best episodes to rewatch before the finale.

For a long time, virtual football fans have been divided: some want realistic gameplay that closely mirrors the real sport, while others prefer a quicker, more action-packed, arcade-style experience.

Borderlands 4 became available on September 12th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC, through Steam and the Epic Games Store.

The God of War series doesn’t need to stick to familiar territory with another predictable mythology. While many fans are already knowledgeable about Egyptian mythology, and Santa Monica Studio is capable of originality, exploring it feels like a misstep. This is especially true considering that *Ragnarok* hinted at a more innovative and suitable direction for Kratos’s future adventures.

For a long time, *Destiny 2* was the leading example of the ‘looter-shooter’ genre, combining online world elements with excellent shooting mechanics. While it started with a lot of potential, it eventually fell into a pattern of constantly increasing power levels, reused content, and a system called ‘sunsetting’ – where older gear became useless, frustrating many players. *Borderlands 4*, however, immediately recaptures the excitement of finding new loot, showing players how rewarding powerful and creative gear can be.

Honestly, what I find so fascinating about the Hashira is how they each cope with life – and survival – in such different ways. It’s like their past experiences and how they see the world really shape everything they do. You can really see their personal philosophies at work, and it’s incredibly complex and moving to watch.

Although many storylines in the Arrowverse were successful and enjoyed by fans, some unfortunately missed the mark. These ranged from confusing plots and illogical events to truly terrible arcs. Here are five of the worst, including villains with disappointing reveals and deaths that didn’t make sense.

Many memorable villains have appeared in the James Bond films, and a few have even become famous cultural figures. Here’s our list of the 7 best James Bond villains, ranked by how well the actors portrayed them, the villains’ influence on the Bond series, and their lasting impact on popular culture.

The story arc “Dying Wish” in *The Amazing Spider-Man* (#698-700) famously saw Peter Parker seemingly killed and replaced by Doctor Octopus, Otto Octavius. Now, with Norman Osborn taking on the Spider-Man mantle, fans are noticing a different approach. Osborn’s version of Spider-Man appears motivated by a genuine desire to redeem himself, even if his methods are unconventional. This contrasts sharply with Otto Octavius, who remained his villainous self as the Superior Spider-Man. While comparisons between these two alternate Spider-Men are sure to be a hot topic, the bigger question is why Marvel is revisiting this type of storyline, and why they’d risk upsetting fans.