Hunter x Hunter Volume 38 Announced

The creation of “Hunter x Hunter” by Yoshihiro Togashi continues, despite the current pause in publication. Backstage, the artist is putting in considerable effort to advance the storyline. Recently, there have been indications that Shueisha intends to bring back the manga soon. In fact, we now know that volume 38 will be published with a release date not far off.

Stardew Valley Creator Says He’ll “Never Charge Money for a DLC or Update”

After the launch of Stardew Valley in 2016, this popular game has seen numerous free updates, expanding its content for players. Impressively, creator Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone has chosen not to monetize these enhancements, which is quite surprising given the trend of charging consumers extra for additional features in modern gaming. Rest assured, Stardew Valley‘s fanbase can enjoy these improvements without any hidden fees or potential paid DLC. According to Barone’s statement on X/Twitter, there are no plans to charge for these updates.

Twisters Movie Used Real Neighborhoods Destroyed by Tornadoes

In the 2024 continuation of “Twisters,” titled as a sequel to the 1996 original, two actors share insights on the film’s authentic portrayal of tornado devastation. Starring an impressive ensemble including Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones, this movie has surpassed all expectations at the box office with earnings exceeding $80 million. The fascination among viewers seems to lie in observing on-screen destruction. However, it’s worth noting that real-life homes and neighborhoods affected by tornadoes served as the backdrop for these scenes in “Twisters.”

Zack Snyder’s R-Rated Rebel Moon Director’s Cuts Trailer Released by Netflix

The next stage of Zack Snyder’s “Rebel Moon” production has commenced. Netflix has released the first trailer (shown below) for “Rebel Moon: Chapter One – Chalice of Blood” and “Rebel Moon: Chapter Two – Curse of Forgiveness,” which are the unrated versions of Snyder’s two-part sci-fi tale. With a total runtime of approximately six hours and thirty minutes, the extended editions of “A Child of Fire” (three hours and twenty-one minutes) and “The Scargiver” (two hours and fifty minutes) will be available on Netflix starting August 2nd.