Yes, Dwayne Johnson Is Wearing a Maui Body Suit for Live-Action Moana Movie

This afternoon, fuzzy images appeared online showing Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in character as Maui during the filming of the live-action Moana movie. His body is adorned with traditional tattoos for the Maui role and he’s even sporting a green leaf skirt! Since Johnson maintains a muscular physique due to his regular training, some fans have debated whether the images truly depict his own body.

Hideo Kojima Shares High Praise for Dandadan’s Saddest Episode Yet

Dandadan‘s seventh episode stands out as the show’s strongest yet, earning a high score of 9.8 on IMDb and ranking 56th among the best anime episodes ever produced. This powerful installment deviated from the series’ usual comedic, fast-paced style to delve into the chilling origin story of one of its latest antagonists. The resulting emotional impact has left a lasting impression as one of the series’ most memorable moments to date.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off Cancelled at Netflix After One Season

The unexpected anime adaptation of “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World,” titled “Scott Pilgrim Takes Off,” brought excitement among fans, but unfortunately, this unique anime series won’t continue for additional episodes as Netflix has decided to cancel it after just one season. This project stood out in numerous ways, including its collaboration with Science Saru and the reunion of the cast and creative team from the “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” movie. It offered a fresh perspective on Bryan Lee O’Malley’s original comic series that fans had not anticipated.

Robert Kirkman Named a Walking Dead Villain After His School Bully: “F*** That Guy”

If you’re named Philip and went to Breckenridge Elementary with Robert Kirkman in Lexington, Kentucky, there’s a chance that the villain from the comic book series “The Walking Dead Deluxe,” who shares your school history, may have some striking similarities with your past. In the latest issue, Kirkman revealed that he named the comic’s first major antagonist after his school bully – a character known as The Governor, portrayed as a sadistic, psychopathic individual with a dark past involving rape. (It’s worth noting that in the comics, The Governor’s real name is Brian Blake before he adopts Philip’s name; on the television show “The Walking Dead,” David Morrissey’s character was named Philip Blake and used Brian as an alias.)