Games

With Halloween approaching, one of the most beloved horror-related TV shows of all time is preparing for a significant streaming shift. The legendary series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar in the lead role, has been accessible for streaming for quite some time now. At present, the entire series can be watched on Hulu, but that requires a subscription first. However, starting in just a few weeks, you’ll be able to stream “Buffy” without having to pay anything at all.

Currently, My Hero Academia is deep into its seventh season, with every student from Class 1-A actively participating in the battle against All For One and Shigaraki. Although the anime has some crucial scenes left to portray, the manga version of this popular shonen series has already concluded. With the manga’s ending, creator Kohei Horikoshi now finds himself with more spare time. Instead of developing fresh escapades for Izuku Midoriya and his companions, the mangaka is producing new artwork to complement recent episodes. As Mina Ashido recently received attention in the latest anime episode, Horikoshi has unveiled a new piece of art showcasing Pinky.

99-year-old actor David Graham, known for voicing characters like Doctor Who and Peppa Pig, has sadly passed away. Throughout his long and distinguished career, he worked in both voice acting and various television productions. The BBC announced this news after receiving a statement from producer Jamie Anderson, who had a close working relationship with Graham. He left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, particularly for British audiences, having played significant roles in iconic science fiction series as well as characters like Parker and Gordon Tracy in Thunderbirds. For younger viewers, he lent his voice to the beloved character Grandpa Pig in Peppa Pig, guiding them through daily adventures.

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In the series titled “Agatha All Along“, Kathryn Hahn’s character, Agatha Harkness, makes a return. However, unlike in WandaVision, her magical abilities have undergone some changes. Agatha was previously causing turmoil within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), but Wanda Maximoff managed to subdue her and imprison her within a sitcom world known as Westview. For three years, Agatha remained trapped in her own reality until she managed to break free with some assistance from Rio Vidal and an enigmatic “Teen.” Now, Agatha is out of confinement, but she’s powerless because Wanda drained her magical abilities during their final confrontation in WandaVision. There’s a straightforward method for Agatha to regain her powers, yet she hasn’t been given the chance to do so as of now.

Netflix has significantly invested in both animated series and anime, as demonstrated at the recent Netflix Geeked Week event where they unveiled numerous upcoming animated projects. Highlights included presentations for “Devil May Cry,” “Magic The Gathering,” “Sakamoto Days,” “Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft,” “Cyberpunk 2077,” “Castlevania Nocturne,” and “Arcane.” Additionally, live-action adaptations for “One Piece” and “Avatar: The Last Airbender” were showcased. However, even with this emphasis on animation, one of Netflix’s major original anime productions is still at risk of being canceled.