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Over a span of almost five decades, the universe of Star Wars has generated over a dozen films and television series, employing numerous actors. Notable figures like Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Hayden Christensen, and Ewan McGregor have been part of this epic journey for many years, while fresh faces such as Pedro Pascal and Daisy Ridley are now central characters in the current and future storylines of Star Wars. Since the release of Star Wars: A New Hope in 1977, which launched George Lucas’ renowned franchise, only one actor has been present in every single movie. This actor, known for portraying one of Star Wars’ most memorable non-human characters, can also be found in four television series.

On December 25th, 2024, the Japanese manga “Jujutsu Kaisen” published Volumes 29 and 30. As of now, there’s no confirmed date for its English release. Given past trends, fans may need to be patient as it typically takes a few months to translate and distribute the English versions. The 29th volume, named “Inhuman Makyo Shinjuku Showdown ーLiving Deadー,” covers Chapters 255 to 263. Moreover, Volume 30, titled “From Now On,” comprises Chapters 264 to 271 and features a special 16-page epilogue focusing on Nobara Kugisaki, Yuko Ozawa, Panda, and Uraume.

Given the massive box office success of Deadpool and Wolverine this year, setting a record for highest-grossing R-rated movies ever, speculation abounds that “Marvel Jesus” could return. However, with Phase 6 and 7 of the MCU already brimming with plans, it’s unclear when or how he might reappear. Fan theories are flourishing, especially since his third film hinted at a desire to join the Avengers. But is that wise? Although the prospect of him joining a team is intriguing, it could potentially disrupt what makes him unique.

2024 has underscored the lasting appeal of the video game genre known as platformers, and The Game Awards served as a testament to this fact. Team ASOBI’s game won Best Action/Adventure Game, Best Family Game, Best Game Direction, and even Game of the Year. This is the first time in history that a platformer has claimed the prestigious title of Game of the Year. While it may not appear significant to some, this victory signifies the potential for more captivating platformer games from other studios, possibly sparking a revival within the genre.