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The new HUNTR/X American Girl dolls – Rumi, Mira, and Zoey – feel like they belong in the classic line, though they cost $165 each. They’re designed to look like members of a popular K-pop group, with details like realistic-looking leather, zippers, and metal buckles. What makes these dolls unique is that each comes with weapons for fighting demons: Rumi has a sword, Mira a curved blade, and Zoey knives. Some fans have even wondered if they’re the first American Girl dolls to come with weapons – and many think that’s a great thing!

In a conversation with ComicBook, screenwriter Chris Tropper shared how Jason Momoa influenced the film’s development. Tropper explained that it was the first time he’d ever needed to visit filming locations before writing the script. Momoa arranged for Tropper to travel to Hawaii, wanting him to experience the less-touristy side of the islands and go beyond just the famous Waikiki beaches.

The Shibuya Incident had a devastating impact on the Zenin Clan, starting with the fatal injury to their leader, Naobito Zenin. Maki’s father, seeing this as a chance to eliminate his daughters – whom he’d always considered hindrances to his ambition – made a terrible mistake by targeting Mai. This decision ultimately led to the clan’s destruction. While the episode powerfully showed Maki’s quest for revenge, it lacked one important scene.

If you grew up in the 90s, you might remember SNICK – that Saturday night block of shows on Nickelodeon. It was aimed at kids who were starting to become teenagers, the kind who were still likely to be hanging out at home on a Saturday night, maybe having a sleepover with friends.

When it comes to how it actually plays, Requiem draws heavily from two very different survival horror games. By referencing both ends of the series’ stylistic spectrum, Requiem shows a clear intention to honor the past while building an exciting future for the franchise.