Even though Attack on Titan has finished, the animation studio WIT Studio continues to delight fans with new content. They recently announced a monthly illustration project starting April 18th, featuring new artwork of popular characters by Kyōji Asano. Asano played a key role in the anime’s first three seasons as Chief Animation Director, Character Designer, Key Animator, and director of the opening and ending sequences.
Sometimes, when an anime series switches studios, it also gets a fresh direction for its story, and the two changes work together seamlessly. Other times, a new studio brings its own unique take on the original material, leading to improvements. Several long-running and popular anime, including a fantasy series with over 300 episodes and a major action series from the last twenty years, have seen positive changes after moving to a different studio.
While comics focusing on villains are becoming more common, truly exceptional ones are still hard to find. However, a select few have become all-time classics. Here are ten of the best Marvel comics that explore the motivations and inner lives of its villains, offering unique perspectives on what drives them.
Ever since that bonus was announced, fans in western countries have been hoping it would also apply to purchases made outside of Japan. However, it appears GungHo Online Entertainment, the publisher in western regions, doesn’t intend to offer the same incentive.
Many open-world games demonstrate that you don’t have to choose between a huge, immersive world and a manageable game length. Whether it’s a high-profile title similar to GTA or a lesser-known indie game, these titles are perfect when you have limited time. They offer a great break between longer, more demanding games, letting you enjoy the best parts of open-world gaming without a massive time commitment.
It’s easy to see why I feel this way. I’ve played a lot of Assassin’s Creed games, and I actually think Unity is the best one, though that’s a discussion for another time. However, I never fully connected with the series, especially with older titles like Black Flag. One of the biggest problems with the original Black Flag was the repetitive and pointless ‘tailing’ missions – even the developers admitted they weren’t great. Luckily, Black Flag Resynced seems to have fixed those missions, along with another issue I had with what’s considered the best Assassin’s Creed game.
You can find more details here about how the game builds on Edward Kenway’s fantastic original story. It keeps the feel of the 2013 open world while improving the gameplay and adding new story elements.
From April 28th to May 18th, 2026, Blizzard is bringing a Diablo-themed event to Overwatch, called Overwatch x Hatred’s Reckoning. Players can look forward to five new Legendary skins, plus four fan-favorite skins returning from a previous crossover. The event will also feature classic challenges with free rewards, and there are already Twitch Drops available. All skins will be sold separately and in bundles, though Blizzard hasn’t announced prices or what will be included in each bundle yet.
The 1997 action film Con Air will be available to stream on Hulu starting May 1st. Directed by Simon West and starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and John Malkovich, this thrilling movie follows a daring prison break—but it all happens on a plane! Featuring a fantastic supporting cast including Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, and Dave Chappelle, Con Air was a box office success and has become a beloved cult classic. It even earned Academy Award nominations for its sound and original song.
It’s unlikely the Divergent movie series will be completed after the disappointing performance of Allegiant – Part 1 ten years ago. The film earned $179 million globally but cost over $100 million to make, and critics gave it a very low 11% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, a new Divergent project could potentially be a fresh start, similar to successful reboots of series like Percy Jackson & the Olympians and His Dark Materials.