Hollywood continues to enthusiastically adapt popular fantasy novels for the screen. Several projects have been greenlit recently, including a TV series based on Fourth Wing for Amazon and a Dark Tower series. This trend isn’t limited to streaming and television; major studios are also bringing these stories to the big screen, promising fantasy fans plenty of new movies in the years ahead.
Speaking with The Direct about his new Marvel show, Wonder Man, creator Andrew Guest revealed he previously considered developing a second season of Hawkeye. He explained that while they explored ideas for a potential Season 2, it ultimately didn’t align with Marvel’s overall plans. Guest shared his enjoyment of working on Hawkeye and expressed his desire to see more of Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld’s characters together.
Besides the main character, a number of well-known figures have shown they can use Conqueror’s Haki. Although the series hasn’t fully explained the powers of all characters, the following ranking gives a good idea of each user’s strength. This list only includes those who have been officially confirmed to possess this ability; while characters like Dracule Mihawk and Monkey D. Dragon might also have it, they aren’t included unless it’s been shown in the story.
This game perfectly captures the storytelling style of the Final Fantasy series while also trying out new ways to play. It’s a solid strategy game that’s enjoyable even if you’re not familiar with the Final Fantasy universe. Here’s what makes Final Fantasy Tactics still stand out as a great game.
Here is an overview of the game, via PLAYISM:
You can play the beginning of the new Team Ninja game, and if you finish the demo, you’ll be able to continue right where you left off when the full game comes out. Plus, if you complete the demo by February 15th, 2026, you’ll receive the Twin-Snake Helmet as a special reward.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is now in Phase 6, but since Phase 4, the movies haven’t been as strong. They’ve relied too much on bringing back familiar faces, referencing past events, and trying to be as big and flashy as possible. Films like Thor: Love and Thunder, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, The Marvels, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness prioritized spectacle over solid storytelling. Good stories need character development, meaningful conflicts, and weight, but these movies often felt like filler episodes. It felt like everything was just delaying the arrival of a bigger story – and when that story finally came, it surprisingly didn’t even use the multiverse concept that had been built up.
When it comes to well-made fighting games, Dragon Ball FighterZ truly shines. Launched on January 26, 2018, it expertly combined precise controls with a faithful recreation of the Dragon Ball universe. Even now, nearly a decade later, it’s considered one of the best games in the entire series. As the franchise prepares to explore new territory with titles like Dragon Ball Project AGE 1000, it’s a good time to remember what made FighterZ so successful.
What really sets Code Vein 2 apart isn’t just its unique look or improved combat. It’s how the game makes it easier for newcomers, or less experienced players like myself, to jump in. While it still offers a challenging experience for fans of the genre, it also includes features that help new players learn the ropes. This eases the difficulty at the beginning, giving players time to practice and get comfortable before diving into the full action RPG experience.
It wasn’t a deliberate choice to exclude miniseries—they simply didn’t end up being selected. However, if you enjoyed the movie Wet Hot American Summer, the miniseries First Day of Camp is definitely worth revisiting.