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In contrast to Mario & Luigi: Brothership being published by Nintendo, the role-playing game was actually developed by Acquire, a developer known for their work on various Square Enix titles like the Octopath Traveler series. It was Octopath Traveler that pioneered the popular HD-2D art style, and there was a thought to incorporate a similar aesthetic in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. However, during an interview on Nintendo’s official website, co-producer Akira Otani mentioned that this idea was eventually scrapped. Instead, Otani aimed for a visual style that more accurately reflected the box art designs from previous installments of the series.

Following a lot of excitement, even a sneak peek at The Game Awards, the substantial Palworld Feybreak update is now available! Gamers are already delving into the fresh territory, marking the largest expansion to the game since its debut. However, as with any major overhaul, the Feybreak additions didn’t function flawlessly upon release and caused some problems across the Palpagos Islands. Fortunately, Pocket Pair has swiftly released the v0.4.12 Patch to fix some of the most significant bugs and balance issues associated with the Feybreak update.

James Gunn, one of the co-CEOs at DC Studios, keeps stoking anticipation for the first season of Creature Commandos, hinting that viewers should stay tuned after the final episode’s credits. This tease follows closely on the heels of DC Studios and Max confirming a second season for the animated series, showcasing their faith in their debut project within the DC Universe (DCU). The series currently delves into its distinctive mix of supernatural warfare and character-driven narratives, addressing topics like G.I. Robot’s (voiced by Sean Gunn) heartbreaking backstory and the intricate mythology surrounding Wonder Woman’s adversary Circe (voiced by Anya Chalotra). This post-credits hint implies there might be additional surprises in store for fans who have been keeping up with Task Force M’s escapades.

Sports anime has gained significant popularity in recent times, featuring hit shows such as Blue Lock, Haikyu, Hajime no Ippo, and Slam Dunk regularly grabbing attention. Despite some series getting overshadowed by the more influential players within the genre, every story that embodies the essence of this burgeoning medium has its place. However, it’s unfortunate that one of the most prominent sports manga series will soon wrap up, following an unexpected declaration from its creator that could leave fans feeling disoriented.

The period of World War II has been an exciting era for Marvel’s superheroes due to the origin of characters such as Captain America, Bucky, and Nick Fury during that time. It is not surprising then, that conflict served as a catalyst for their creation. Typically, groups like the Invaders and the Howling Commandos are cited as examples of heroes battling against Adolf Hitler’s troops in Marvel Comics. However, they aim to explore new territories with an unprecedented World War II fighting force. In the inaugural issue, we witness the initial stages of this new team, the Hellhunters, and wonder if it sets a powerful opening for this fresh Marvel superhero squad.

Previously, we’ve seen the Straw Hat Pirates clash with the Z-Fighters, Hello Kitty go head-to-head with Amuro’s Gundam unit, and Marvel’s Merc With a Mouth join forces with UA Academy’s Symbol of Peace. The anime universe has never been shy about creating some outlandish crossovers in the past, but this latest collaboration could very well be the most astonishing one yet. Although we have discussed how the NERV pilots from Evangelion are now contributing to McDonald’s menu items, a new animated short has emerged that demonstrates just how incredible this crossover may become – potentially earning a place among the most improbable anime collaborations of our generation.