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Hello Kitty, the beloved mascot of Sanrio, is widely considered the most successful character in mascot history. Her image graces merchandise across the globe, generating massive revenue for the company. Beyond merchandise, Hello Kitty has starred in animated shows, video games, comics, and films. For years, fans assumed she was a cat due to her name and appearance. However, Sanrio recently revealed a surprising truth: Hello Kitty is not actually a feline.

For years, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have pondered a significant question that goes beyond the Celestial rising from the ocean: Who purchased the Avengers Tower, and when will we learn this mystery’s solution? Although the answer remains elusive, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has recently disclosed that the revelation is forthcoming. During an interview with Comic Book regarding “Deadpool & Wolverine,” he was asked if the Avengers Tower buyer’s identity remained unchanged and when we could expect to be enlightened. Feige confirmed that he knows who bought it, the answer hasn’t changed, and yes, the secret will soon be unveiled.

VivziePop’s animators have achieved great success with shows like “Hazbin Hotel” and “Helluva Boss.” The former has gained massive popularity in North America, especially after being added to Amazon, leading to a confirmed second season. Creator Vivienne Medrano is excited about the possibility of continuing Charlie’s story for several more seasons. Besides these two successful projects, VivziePop recently collaborated with renowned parodist Weird Al Yankovic on his latest music video.

As a long-time fan of Marvel comics and movies, I’m thrilled to see the collaboration between Marvel Studios and the characters once owned by 20th Century Fox, specifically Deadpool and Wolverine. This threequel is truly groundbreaking as it marks the first major role for these characters in a Marvel project, and the first R-rated release from Burbank-based Marvel.

In simpler terms, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has yet to introduce one of Marvel’s most famous cosmic characters, Richard Rider, aka Nova, despite exploring the Marvel cosmos and introducing the Nova Corps. There have been efforts to bring him in before, but nothing concrete has materialized. However, according to ComicBook’s Brandon Davis, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirmed that a Nova project focusing on Richard Rider is under development as a TV series, and it will likely be released within the next 3-4 years. So, it seems we are finally getting closer to seeing Rider make an appearance in the MCU.

In an exciting turn of events this Fall, Dragon Ball is set to unveil a fresh take on the iconic character, Goku, through its latest anime installation, titled Dragon Ball Daima. This new series marks a significant milestone in the franchise’s 40-year journey, first introduced by the late Akira Toriyama in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine back in 1984. Alongside an innovative storyline and captivating new settings, fans can look forward to encountering a never-before-seen version of their beloved protagonist.