Suikoden is one of several Konami series making a return in the spotlight, and while the anticipated comeback of its remake – Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars – has taken slightly longer than initially planned due to an unforeseen delay last year, the remaster is drawing nearer to launch, and fresh details about it are still being disclosed.
The final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen is almost here, marking the imminent farewell of Yuji Itadori, Nobara Kugisaki, Megumi Fushiguro, and other characters. After their intense battle against Sukuna, the surviving students from Jujutsu Tech are left to gather themselves as fans hope for some miraculous resurrections. Creator Gege Akutami has given hints that there may be more in store, but a sequel series is yet to be officially announced. As Jujutsu Kaisen concludes its run as one of Weekly Shonen Jump’s top-selling shonen series, its impact on the anime world at large will surely be significant.
Based on reports from a reputable leaker of the Rainbow Six franchise, it appears that Ubisoft is working on a new installment of the Rainbow Six game. It’s unclear whether this will be a sequel to Rainbow Six Siege, a revival of an older sub-series, or something entirely fresh and innovative. Regrettably, specific details about the project are scarce at present. However, for enthusiasts of the series who have been eagerly waiting for a new release, this news is undoubtedly exciting!
In the saga of Dragon Ball Super’s Tournament of Power, Jiren from Universe 11 emerged as the overpowering figure, not only claiming the title of strongest fighter in his universe but also earning a place among the toughest adversaries ever faced by Goku, Frieza, Android 17, and their comrades from Universe 7. It required the combined efforts of these three warriors to finally defeat Jiren in the closing episodes of Dragon Ball Super. Interestingly, the game Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has further amplified Jiren’s might by introducing a new form for him, reminiscent of transformations exhibited by characters like Vegeta and Goku Black during their battles.
In a forthcoming movie, it has been confirmed that two powerful antagonists from DC’s city, Bane and Deathstroke, will meet. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter on Friday, a live-action feature is being developed at DC Studios led by James Gunn and Peter Safran, featuring these Batman adversaries. Matthew Orton, known for his work on Marvel Studios’ upcoming “Captain America: Brave New World,” is writing the script. As of now, no director has been assigned to the project. The exact positioning of this Deathstroke and Bane story within DC Studios’ planned Batman reboot timeline, titled “The Brave and the Bold,” remains undecided.
The DC All In event is drawing near, and along with it comes the long-awaited special issue, which will also unveil the much-anticipated debut of the Absolute Universe. This innovative playground will introduce refreshing perspectives on DC’s iconic characters, starting with the DC Trinity – Wonder Woman, Batman, and Superman. Each series is aiming for significant changes, but Wonder Woman is undergoing a major transformation. This new version of Diana is reshaping her roots, creating a new Wonder Woman who wields magic, commands a mighty magical sword, and dons armor forged in the underworld’s depths. To add to this, she rides a skeleton pegasus and sports a new emblem on her armor. ComicBook had an exclusive interview with writer Kelly Thompson and artist Hayden Sherman about rebuilding an icon from the ground up, and it was no simple task.