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The popular series Bleach has seen a revival, with the long-awaited anime adaptation of the Thousand-Year Blood War boosting its popularity. On the TV screen, fans follow Ichigo Kurosaki and the Soul Society as they battle against the Wandenreich. Meanwhile, other battles involving Shinigami are unfolding in less obvious ways. Previously, Warner Bros Japan produced a live-action Bleach film that condensed Ichigo’s early experiences with Hollows and the Soul Society. Now, another live-action project featuring the shonen supernatural characters is on its way from Japan in 2025. The new poster for the “Rock Bleach Musical” offers a sneak peek at its main characters.

There’s been quite a while since we got any news regarding Monolith’s Wonder Woman video game, but fans are hopeful that an announcement might be coming soon. As pointed out by Reddit user DrAwesomeX, Monolith’s official website has recently undergone an update, and now features Wonder Woman prominently, with a link to the teaser trailer from December 2021. After three years of no news, it looks like Monolith might be preparing to reveal something new about the game. Given that the initial announcement was made at The Game Awards, it’s plausible that we could see an update at next month’s event.

Netflix recently announced that some of its highly-acclaimed series like “Umbrella Academy”, “Sweet Tooth”, “Vikings: Valhalla” wrapped up earlier this year. Shows such as “Stranger Things”, “Cobra Kai”, “Squid Game” are concluding with their upcoming seasons. It was also announced this week that another one of Netflix’s popular series is nearing its end.

It appears that congratulations are due to one of anime’s leading voice actors, Yu Hayashi, as he recently shared an exciting personal update with his followers on social media. Known for his roles in “Haikyu” and “Tokyo Revengers”, Hayashi has announced that he is now married!

Among the most captivating and thrilling film franchises of the last decade, originated from the 2018 movie “A Quiet Place”. John Krasinski, who both starred in and directed the project, garnered significant credit for its success, even though the original script was written by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, which they later revised. Some felt that this overshadowed the contributions of Beck and Woods. In their subsequent directorial projects, “Haunt” (2019) and “65” (2023), it appeared as though Krasinski was crucial in bringing “A Quiet Place” to life, given those movies’ flaws. With “Heretic”, however, Beck and Woods delve deeper into personal, intimate territory with a suspenseful journey that explores the complexities of faith, touching on organized religion as much as the pressures of Hollywood.

In simple terms, “Dandadan” has become one of the most popular shows this fall, attracting numerous new viewers to the thrilling escapades of Okarun and Momo. The early episodes of Science SARU’s adaptation followed Momo and Okarun as they confronted Turbo Granny, but since then, their lives have been dramatically altered by her eerie presence. Now, Momo and Okarun are grappling with the aftermath of Turbo Granny’s transformation and a sneak peek at episode six has sparked curiosity. Remarkably, “Dandadan” could be borrowing elements from Hogwarts for its upcoming storyline.