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The Power Rangers series has been relatively quiet since the release of Power Rangers Cosmic Fury, but there have been occasional projects and fans are eager to know what the future holds for this franchise. It appears that even though announcements have been scarce, the team behind it seems to be working on something new for the Power Rangers brand. This information came from a question posed by Moriba Forde of Moriviews to Hasbro President Olivier Dumont. While Dumont didn’t reveal any details, he did mention that they have “exciting plans” for several brands, including Power Rangers.

The much-awaited third installment from Star Wars Unlimited is titled “Twilight of the Republic,” while the Clone Wars-themed set is just around the corner. Though fans might have to endure a little more wait, we’ve got an exclusive sneak peek at two potent cards from the upcoming set! The new cards are the mid-rarity Nameless Valor and the high-value Legendary card, Now There Are Two of Them. Let’s delve into the specifics of how each will impact your future conflicts.

During the latest State of Play presentation, Sony and Sucker Punch unveiled the upcoming sequel to the 2020 open-world samurai hit, Ghost of Tsushima, titled Ghost of Yōtei. Unlike its predecessor, this sequel is set 300 years later, introducing players to an entirely new protagonist. It’s clear that it’s taking a unique direction in several aspects. Notably, the storytelling aspect will offer players experiences not found in the original game.

4 decades ago, the DC Universe faced a major predicament. To address this, the creators launched “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” a 12-part comic book series written by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez. This epic crossover event aimed to streamline the complex continuity of multiple universes in DC Comics, making it more appealing to new readers who might have found the DC Universe’s history confusing.

Mercedes Mon (also known as Naomi) recently shared more insights about her departure from WWE alongside Naomi in 2022. As the Women’s Tag Team Champions, they left unexpectedly during an episode of WWE Raw, leading to their indefinite suspension. This decision significantly affected their careers – Naomi joined TNA and even won the Knockouts Championship before returning to WWE at this year’s Royal Rumble. Mercedes, however, ventured towards Japan where she wrestled for New Japan Pro Wrestling. Unfortunately, an injury curtailed her stay, but she is now back and thriving with AEW.

The WWE SummerSlam event will be a two-night affair commencing from 2025’s SummerSlam in New Jersey, marking a significant shift. This news alone is substantial, but it may not be the most exciting development of the day. The WWE made this announcement along with a fresh video starring The EST Bianca Belair. Intriguingly, the video initiates with Belair receiving a call from Cardi B herself. Cardi B shares details about the upcoming SummerSlam in 2025, leading to speculation that this could be a prelude to Cardi B’s long-awaited WWE debut. You can watch the entire video here.