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Enthusiasts of anime aren’t surprised by lengthy titles, given numerous light novel series that have been made into adaptations. However, a fresh Fantasy anime might challenge this record with a title so long it could be a contender for the longest: Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon: My Trusted Companions Tried to Kill Me, But Thanks to the Gift of an Unlimited Gacha I Got LVL 9999 Friends and Am Out For Revenge on My Former Party Members and the World. This title certainly stands out as one of the most unique we’ve ever encountered in anime.

After the triumph of Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Part 2, and the original Final Fantasy 7 before it, Square Enix continues to diligently develop the third installment of the remake series. Here’s a quick glimpse into the game’s progress directly from Square Enix, along with an intriguing hint about potential differences between this game and its predecessors.

Despite having run for 35 years, The Simpsons has surprisingly produced relatively few episodes centered around Thanksgiving. However, among these, there’s a standout episode from later seasons that could start a new tradition – “Thanksgiving of Horror,” first broadcast in Season 31 (2019). This experimental episode features three short horror stories themed around Thanksgiving, reminiscent of their annual Treehouse of Horror specials.

In the ongoing Fall 2024 anime season, Dandadan has consistently amazed viewers with each fresh installment, and Episode 7 takes this a step further by potentially delivering the most heart-wrenching episode that anime enthusiasts will encounter this year. This series has been a standout in the blockbuster category of the Fall 2024 anime lineup, and its success is well-deserved given the exceptional work put into adapting Yukinobu Tatsu’s original manga by the creative team behind it. However, even this high standard has been surpassed in the latest episode.

Jake Paul made a witty, film-inspired jab before the fight against Mike Tyson even began, by selecting Phil Collins’ “In The Air Tonight” as his entrance song at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. This choice was strategically reminiscent of Tyson’s famous appearance in “The Hangover,” where he punches actor Zach Galifianakis while singing that iconic ’80s hit.

The creator behind “One-Punch Man” is set to debut a new manga in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump, and it’s just around the corner! Although “One-Punch Man” continues to captivate readers with each new chapter of Yusuke Murata’s adaptation, ONE’s original webcomic series has been on hiatus for quite some time. However, ONE has chosen to concentrate on other projects, collaborating with artists on different series rather than releasing new installments of the webcomic. One of these collaborations, titled “Versus,” has been serialized in Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Sirius since 2022, and now another collaboration is set to debut in Shonen Jump.