Yu-Gi-Oh! Announces Anime Remaster (But Not For The Series You Think)

A remastered version of the original “Yu-Gi-Oh!” has been officially revealed, surprising many fans who might have expected a different installment. The worldwide popularity of this card game is undeniable, with elements like Exodus and Blue-Eyes White Dragon becoming internet sensations that echo in our collective subconsciousness. From the full moon memes to the countless references, it’s hard to imagine a world without them. However, it’s important to remember that all the memorable aspects of “Yu-Gi-Oh!”, the elements that have left lasting impressions on us, are rooted in the original series. This includes the duel disks, classic monsters, Egyptian motifs, and beloved characters such as Yugi Muto and Seto Kaiba, which were all introduced in the first season.

WWE Crowns a New Champion on SmackDown

Tonight’s WWE SmackDown delivered a major surprise towards its conclusion, culminating in a new Women’s Tag Team Champion being crowned. The main event featured Bianca Belair and Naomi defending their titles against Nia Jax and Candice LeRae, with Jade Cargill absent. Belair and Naomi showcased a strong team dynamic, ultimately emerging victorious. In the process, Naomi was officially crowned as a Women’s Tag Team Champion. You can witness the entire event in the video below.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Director Reveals Reason for Major Change from the Games (Exclusive)

The upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog 3 film seems to have drawn significant inspiration from Sonic Adventure 2, a video game launched for Sega’s Dreamcast console in the past. Although it stays true to many of the original game’s plot points, the movie does introduce some alterations. One of the more striking differences lies in the character of Gerald Robotnik. In the game, Gerald is portrayed only in flashbacks and video clips because his character was already deceased. However, Gerald is alive and well in this new film, with Jim Carrey playing both Gerald and his grandson, Ivo, in scenes where they engage together. Director Jeff Fowler shared the reasoning behind this modification during an interview with ComicBook.