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Here are all the new PS5 and PS4 games coming out.

Regrettably, despite having its appealing aspects, the show “Legacies” didn’t quite match the success of its predecessors like “The Originals” or “The Vampire Diaries.” After four seasons in 2022, the series appeared to conclude, possibly marking the end of the franchise. With some distance, it’s now easier to ponder why “Legacies” didn’t quite measure up to its forerunners. Granted, there were noticeable flaws: the show featured a distinctly different mood compared to other series in the “Vampire Diaries” universe, had inconsistent plotlines, and boasted a complicated supernatural setup that was often hard to follow. However, one significant factor contributed to “Legacies” failing to click as expected: its main character, Hope.

The anime series Haikyu!! FINAL was originally planned as a two-part movie to conclude the franchise, with the first part released in theaters last year. The first movie, titled Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle, started the adaptation of the Nationals tournament, and now it’s been announced that the second movie will continue this tournament with the next significant match. However, a recent update on the Haikyu!! website suggests that there might be more to come after all, as the “FINAL” title for the film project seems to have been dropped (as noticed by @Haikyu_EN on X).

A notable point is that there’s a Digital Deluxe Edition coming up, which grants early access to play from July 31st, regardless of your location. This edition costs $69.99 and comes with the following extra perks:

A significant portion of criticism towards Brave New World focuses on the introduction of numerous new characters and the insufficient development these characters receive. Conversely, Thunderbolts* could excel in this aspect since it concentrates on recurring characters and furthering their ongoing narratives. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been missing a standout non-sequel film for quite some time, but Thunderbolts* aims to change that trend.

In a chat with ComicBook, Mayfair Witches’ showrunner Esta Spalding discussed the season finale. According to Spalding, Rowan’s decision stems from her genuine desire to accomplish her mission as much as it does from her acceptance of real power and all its associated aspects.