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Mikawa Eco’s “Oblivion Battery” has announced a two-month break, returning on September 4th this autumn. Meanwhile, “Kindergarten Wars” is going on a hiatus until the end of next month due to health concerns with its creator, You Chiba. Unlike sports anime, Chiba’s manga will resume when it begins its final saga, joining the ranks of “My Hero Academia” and “Jujutsu Kaisen” in wrapping up their stories. The health concerns plaguing creators are a significant issue within the manga community, as the demanding nature of creating these stories can take a toll on their physical well-being. Here’s to hoping that the manga artists find a balance between work and life that minimizes any negative effects.

Year One,” and “The Dark Knight Returns.” These stories highlight both the darkness and care within Batman’s character, encapsulating his essence perfectly. Unlike these iconic tales, Wonder Woman doesn’t have stories that match their level of renown.

The “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc” is set to premiere in Japanese theaters this Summer, followed by international releases over the course of the year, but details about the upcoming trilogy have been scarce. However, that’s changing now as the English dub trailer for “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc” has been released, giving us a sneak peek at what’s in store. Take a look below as shared by Crunchyroll.

The article argues that time trials in Mario Kart World are a significant setback compared to previous versions, as key features from past editions seem to have mysteriously disappeared in this latest version of the mode in MKW.

This time around, it seems Anger Foot could be a major arrival, though there might not be many well-known options available. Perhaps delving into your previous purchases could yield some interesting finds.

In honor of Robot Chicken‘s 20-year milestone, the popular series is coming back with a fresh special titled “Robot Chicken: Self-Discovery Special“. This exciting new episode will premiere on July 20th via Adult Swim. A sneak peek of the Warner Bros. Discovery shows getting a humorous makeover, uniquely handled by this quirky show, has been revealed. Take a look at the trailer below, which was recently unveiled by Adult Swim.

In Star Wars: A New Hope, as soon as I stepped into the cantina and laid eyes on Han, it was apparent that this fellow wasn’t your average upstanding citizen. He had a knack for keeping company with questionable characters and a trigger-happy disposition – fire first, ask questions later seemed to be his motto. Yet, even when he attempted to make the right choices, Han often found himself stumbling into the wrong ones. This ambiguity was particularly evident in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.

The global premiere of “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle” is scheduled for later this Summer, followed by North American screenings in Fall. However, the movie has been rather secretive about disclosing actual clips from the film. With the release date drawing nearer, fans have been treated to a handful of still images and character posters. Now that a significant milestone has been reached, an all-new trailer for the first movie has been unveiled, offering a glimpse into its visuals. You can watch it in the video below, along with a fresh poster.

The following rundown highlights ten Netflix series that were discontinued, but their initial concepts were intriguing enough to merit a fresh start. A reboot could serve as an opportunity for these shows to realize the promise they initially held, using past mistakes as lessons to create something truly exceptional instead.

Although Maguire and Garfield’s appearances were impressive, they didn’t come as a shock since Foxx shared pictures on social media showing multiple incarnations of the main character before the release of No Way Home. Additionally, there were rumors that a delivery driver saw Garfield near the movie set in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite these hints, it was difficult to convince people that only one Spider-Man would appear in the film, yet director Jon Watts and his team had to maintain an air of normalcy.