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Following several months of anticipation, devotees of “One Piece” are now being rewarded by Netflix. The production company has brought the Straw Hat gang back to work, as season two of “One Piece” is currently in development. After the success of the first adaptation, everyone’s focus is on Luffy and his pirate crew, who have undoubtedly become household names. This interest intensified even more recently when Netflix shared a behind-the-scenes tour of the set to generate excitement for season two. Fans scrutinized the footage for hints, and the promo has sparked speculation about a major guest appearance.

HBO expressed enthusiasm for Matt Reeves’ Batman Crime Epic Saga only playing in cinemas. Before the 2022 release of the film featuring Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight, HBO Max had already commissioned two television spin-offs: “The Penguin,” chronicling Oz Cobbs’ (Colin Farrell) ascent to power following the movie, and a series centered around a corrupt police officer in Gotham City, set a year before the film. Initially titled “Gotham P.D.,” it was later reworked into the now-cancelled “Arkham Asylum” series; however, some aspects of that crime drama found their way into “The Penguin,” which premieres on HBO and Max on September 19th.

In the genre of horror-comedy, the film “Ready or Not” was a big success with its target audience, providing rising star Samara Weaving with her breakout moment. The film’s enigmatic ending and tantalizing hints at mythology within the storyline have left fans speculating about potential sequels that might delve deeper into this universe. Earlier this year, it was confirmed that a sequel is in the works, and while it was presumed that Weaving would reprise her role, she herself has expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming project. As of now, “Ready or Not 2” doesn’t have a scheduled release date, but you can catch Weaving next in “Azrael,” which will be shown in select theaters on September 27th and will become available on Shudder on October 25th.

In this upcoming series on HBO and Max titled “The Penguin“, we delve into the intricate web of Oswald “Oz” Cobb’s mind, a mid-tier gangster in Gotham City’s notorious Falcone Crime Syndicate. He controls the distribution of a dangerous substance known as “drops”. Following the destruction of Gotham City’s impoverished areas caused by the events portrayed in the 2022 movie “The Batman”, Oz finds himself among several power-hungry individuals vying for control in the void left by the late mob boss, Carmine Falcone. However, his ambitions are challenged by Carmine’s daughter, Sofia Falcone, who returns from years of imprisonment at Arkham Hospital, seeking the inheritance she believes is rightfully hers.

Over the past several decades, Pokemon has consistently captivated audiences in various ways. From its initial lineup of creatures to the latest story arcs in the anime, Pokemon has demonstrated an impressive range of abilities. Its recent surge in popularity has brought characters such as Ash Ketchum into the spotlight, and with a new anime series now airing, Pokemon is venturing into new territories. Yet, many fans still cherish the earlier Pokemon series, and one of its most adored shows is set to return.

Nintendo together with The Pokemon Company have officially filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair, the developer of the game Palworld. For quite some time now, this move has been anticipated since The Pokemon Company started investigating Palworld back in January due to an overwhelming number of similarities between the games. However, many players of both Palworld and Pokemon had hoped that these two entities would somehow peacefully coexist given the prolonged silence on the matter. Notably, Nintendo is known for taking aggressive legal action to safeguard its properties, so this lawsuit, in light of the circumstances, might not come as a shock.