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Could it be that there’s an additional layer to Ayaz’s reply? In the year 2021, a user on X (originally Twitter) speculated that the trailer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness would be unveiled as the second post-credits scene for Spider-Man: No Way Home. Ayaz himself responded with a casual “what” to this prediction. Interestingly, this speculation turned out to be correct. Therefore, was Ayaz being straightforward or subtly hinting at something to fans?

Towards the close of 2024, enthusiasts eagerly anticipated the approaching conclusions for both Hitsuji Gondaira’s “Mission: Yozakura Family” and Yoshifumi Tozuka’s “Undead Unluck.” However, what took many by surprise was how swift these endings would be. Last week marked the conclusion of “Mission: Yozakura Family,” which had been running for six years in the magazine, and now, just a week later, “Undead Unluck” has also come to an end. With the publication of Chapter 239, the manga run of “Undead Unluck” officially concluded after five years with Weekly Shonen Jump magazine.

As a film enthusiast, I can’t help but be captivated by the intricate narrative of “Severance,” where each character has two versions: an “innie” and an “outie.” In the case of Lower’s character, Helly and Helena stand out as uniquely different. It appears that Helly, at least until her speech at the Lumon gala in Season 1, was genuinely aligned with the Macrodata Refinement Department.

For enthusiasts of the contemporary DOOM series games, such as DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, the character Doom Slayer demonstrated his raw power through Glory Kills. These unique maneuvers occur when players inflict sufficient damage on an enemy, causing them to ‘stagger’, allowing players to move in close for a gruesome kill that’s both thrilling (or crushing) to watch. Tactically, these kills were beneficial because they always produced health boosts, which proved crucial as you battled the unrelenting waves of demons. The series emphasized this Glory Kill action so much that it became necessary to finish off boss battles exclusively with Glory Kills.

Reed expresses his belief that magic is what’s preventing our entry [into whatever situation they are dealing with], so it stands to reason that mastering magic could be the key to gaining access. Consequently, Susan sets up a rendezvous with a man versed in both magic and science: Dane Whitman, also known as the Black Knight.