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In the recent summer season, Shonen Jump introduced three significant series after discontinuing others that didn’t perform as expected, and it looks like another debut is on the horizon. The upcoming issue of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine (as noticed by @WSJ_manga on X) hints at a new one-shot from Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro, the creator of the Toriko series. Interestingly, despite being arrested, convicted, and sentenced for child prostitution violations in 2002, Shimabukuro has maintained a successful career within Shonen Jump.

The Mongolian Deathworm, known as Tsuchinoko, has been vanquished, yet the malevolent spirit of the Evil Eye continues to reside unscathed. Historically, the Evil Eye was among the unfortunate souls targeted by the Kito family during their gruesome rituals meant to placate Tsuchinoko. For over two centuries, the spirit of this innocent child has been imprisoned within the Haunted Mansion. However, years of suppressed anger transformed him into a formidable force, desiring only destruction. Momo Ayase and her companions are once again bracing themselves for conflict as the menace persists.

Let’s discuss another iconic Marvel character who has suffered due to the company’s creative decline – Wolverine. This extraordinary hero reached new heights in the 21st century, but his progress was halted by the storyline “From the Ashes.” Currently, the X-books are revisiting popular elements in preparation for the X-Men’s introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As a dedicated Wolverine fan, I can’t help but notice the most noticeable setback he has experienced, which may restrict his growth potential moving forward.

It appears that Sony’s legal department believes that the Chinese company Tencent has gone too far in copying the popular game “Horizon” with their own title, and they are taking them to court for allegedly creating a blatant duplicate.

As a dedicated gamer, I’d put it this way: “In the court case, they’re calling my favorite game, ‘Light of Motiram’, a copycat. It shares the same gameplay mechanics, storylines, and visual aesthetics with ‘Horizon’. Plus, there are other striking resemblances that have raised some eyebrows.

So far, “The Simpsons” has broadcasted 790 episodes, reaching the end of Season 36 this year. This upcoming Season 37 will mark their 800th episode, a significant milestone for the series. In the past, “The Simpsons” has commemorated its landmarks in various ways. However, during San Diego Comic-Con 2025 (as reported by Variety), the team hinted at grand plans for Episode 800, which is set to air on Fox sometime in February 2026. Although a specific release date has yet to be disclosed.