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The beginning of the series immediately showed how dangerous things had become with the loss of Shinobu Kocho inside the castle. Although Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Giyu each defeated powerful enemies, they’re now badly hurt and unable to continue fighting right away. The next part of the story promises to be even more challenging, as three more formidable foes – Kokushibo, Doma, and Nakime – remain. Unfortunately, fans waiting for the continuation will be disappointed to learn of a recent update.

The game will be released in Japan as both a physical copy and a digital download. You can pre-order the physical version now from stores like Biccamera and Yodobashi for 6,480 yen. The Switch 2 version will be distributed on a special game card.

Horror movies usually kill off characters, but occasionally one will be introduced – maybe as the athlete, the kind friend, or the funny one – and simply disappear from the story. It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, it’s memorable. Here are four of the most notable examples of characters fading into the background instead of meeting a gruesome end.

Sega is famous for creating Sonic the Hedgehog, a hugely popular character who continues to gain fans through new games, television series, and hit movies. Despite facing challenges, including eventually leaving the console market, Sega has persevered and remains a vital player in the gaming world.

Created by David Simon, The Wire aired from 2002 to 2008 and gained a dedicated following over its five seasons. The show delved into the drug trade in Baltimore, following both the police trying to stop it and the drug dealers involved. Its insightful look at the War on Drugs was revolutionary, solidifying its place as a landmark HBO series.

Nono Daiki’s sports manga, Ekiden Bros, launched last June but was unfortunately cancelled in October after just 17 chapters. While it started strong as the creator’s first serialized work, it struggled to maintain reader interest. The manga currently has a low score of 5.13 on MyAnimeList with limited engagement. However, the creator has surprisingly announced a return to the series this spring.

I first discovered The Authority as a spin-off from Stormwatch – it was created by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch, and honestly, it felt like a really cool, updated take on the Justice League. Those first 12 issues were incredible! But then, in 2000, Ellis and Hitch moved on, and Mark Millar took over. His run on the book was a total game-changer – it’s what really launched his career and made him one of the most talked-about – and sometimes controversial – writers of the decade. Seriously, everything that made Millar famous really started with his work on The Authority.

Many TV reboots fail to capture what viewers loved about the original shows. This list highlights seven examples – from comedies that became overly dramatic, to alternate-universe stories that tried too hard to be shocking, and sci-fi updates that didn’t offer anything new – that completely missed the mark.

The new show, titled The Beauty, will premiere on FX and FX on Hulu with its first three episodes on January 21st. You can watch the trailer below to see if it’s a gripping story you’d enjoy. The series will have a total of 11 episodes, finishing up on March 4th.

Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos has argued that falling movie theater attendance shows people prefer watching films at home. He stated this at the Time100 Summit last year, as reported by Variety. However, recent Netflix releases seem to contradict this idea. The streaming service’s release of the final season of Stranger Things as a special event in theaters was very successful, suggesting audiences are interested in seeing some content on the big screen.