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According to Anime News Network, the anime series “Golden Kamuy: The Hokkaido Prisoner Hunt” is now available on Netflix. This show is an extension of the popular manga “Golden Kamuy” and serves as a continuation of the 2024 live-action movie adaptation. The film was a massive hit in Japan, selling over 356,000 tickets during its opening weekend, grossing approximately $3.69 million. Netflix premiered the “Golden Kamuy” film on their streaming platform on May 19th, 2024. The live-action adaptation has been well-received by fans for its authentic costumes and standout performances. Notably, the cast and crew from the movie will reprise their roles in the TV series, with Kento Yamazaki and Anna Yamada playing the lead characters. A sequel film is also planned to follow the storyline of the TV series.
For the second season of Netflix’s live-action series “One Piece”, a new partnership has been designed with specific elements in mind. Although exact sets have yet to be unveiled, there’s been a flurry of announcements regarding who will join the cast. As of now, nothing is confirmed about what fans can construct, but a Going Merry set seems plausible. In regards to the upcoming second season, “One Piece” enthusiasts might also anticipate LEGO settings for traditional Grand Line locations like Drum Island, Loguetown, Little Garden, and Whiskey Peak among others. Fortunately, both LEGO and Netflix have been open about their exciting anime collaboration.
For sure, the enhanced photo mode in the game has been quite popular among players following the recent update, thanks to its improved functions and options. It’s encouraging to notice that several issues are already being addressed and smoothed out.
In the year 2000, a role-playing game (RPG) that could be played for free made its debut and received a rating of 90 on Metacritic. Later in the same year, it became available for Mac systems, and in 2002, it was released for PlayStation 2. This marked the final platform it appeared on. Regrettably, it never found its way to Nintendo or Xbox platforms.
Information about the release date has been somewhat unclear from The Pokemon Company. Both their YouTube page and Twitter account mention January 30th as the availability date, while the trailer suggests it’s on the 29th. Time zone differences might be a factor, so we’ll find out soon enough. In any case, the new set is almost here! Don’t forget to watch the Space-Time Smackdown trailer below.