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As an anime enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that so far, only the character design for our protagonist, Fujiko, has been unveiled! The talented Ami Toma, renowned for her role as Kokoro in the movie “Lonely Castle in the Mirror,” will be lending her voice to Fujiko. The enchanting film “L’etoile de Paris en fleur” is set to grace Japanese theaters on March 13, 2026. However, there’s been no word yet on the international release date. The official website of the movie has released both the film’s synopsis and comments from Taniguchi, Kondo, and Toma, keeping us all on our toes!

Back when I stumbled upon this intriguing phenomenon, I found myself drawn to its roots – a concept named after Fiona Broome, who was inspired by the widespread belief that Nelson Mandela perished in prison during the 1980s, despite him living until 2013. As we continue to ponder over the mysteries surrounding it, there’s something captivating about examining instances where our collective memory seems to have slipped, particularly in the context of cherished films and moments from our past.

The data we’ve gathered originates from multiple sources, such as trustworthy leakers like the YouTube channel “Moore’s Law Is Dead” and online documents. Additionally, certain details, like the RAM capacity on each console, have been theoretically discussed by industry insiders or obtained from an AMD presentation. However, it’s important to note that the authenticity of these rumors can fluctuate, and it’s possible (even likely) that some of these stats may change when the PS6 and next Xbox are officially unveiled.

Even though horror movies have evolved over time, they haven’t lost their ability to be frightening, as demonstrated by some examples mentioned earlier. A compelling illustration of this is the show “Event Horizon,” which became available on Paramount+ on August 1st, 2025. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, this Sci-Fi horror film depicts a crew of astronauts in 2047 embarking on a rescue mission aboard the titular “Event Horizon” ship. Released in 1997, it can be seen as a tribute to movies from the 70s and 80s, but its throwback style has proven to be quite effective.

Over time, various devices have appeared in different Batman films, and their design, function, and even their role within the storyline have undergone significant changes as the Caped Crusader has been reimagined. Using Bruce Wayne’s wealth to back his technology, we’ve compiled a list of what we believe are the top 10 most impressive Batman gadgets in live-action movies.

Fans speculated that Shaw could be resurrected using Borg technology, a theory that gained traction. The conversation delved quite deeply before Matalas finally revealed his true intentions for Shaw’s character. He admitted, as reported by TrekMovie.com, that Shaw wouldn’t return to life with Borg nanites. Instead, he was intended to be the Engineering Hologram who didn’t want to shut down and was furious about the Titan being transformed into the Enterprise. He would refuse to refer to it as the Enterprise, except in late instances.