The anime Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation will return for its third season this July. Crunchyroll highlights it as a major release for the summer. The premiere date in Japan has been set for July 5th. A new poster has also been revealed, giving fans a sneak peek at some of the new characters and storylines coming in the next arc. You can view the poster below.
I was immediately struck by the beautiful art style of Ember and Blade, which reminded me of Hades. Like games from Supergiant Games, it really focuses on telling a story through its characters. The gameplay is similar to Vampire Survivors, but you can also feel the influence of Hades there too. After playing the demo, I’m really excited about this game and can’t wait for its release in Q3 2026—hopefully it comes out even sooner! Ember and Blade has a lot of potential, with great voice acting, a fantastic atmosphere, fun combat, and enough unique elements to make it feel fresh and original.
I’m so excited to see Lauren Lapkus as Denise, Brian Posehn as Bert Kibbler, and John Ross Bowie as Barry Kripke joining the new project – they were all in the promo! I’m really hoping we’ll see at least a quick glimpse of the Pasadena gang, like Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard. The story has already found a way to include them, though it’s not confirmed if they’ll actually be in it. But beyond that, I think it would be amazing to see even more familiar faces from The Big Bang Theory make an appearance in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, just for the fun of it or to help move the story along.
It’s definitely not easy being a superhero. They face dangerous and strong villains, often struggle with government interference, and can quickly lose public support. Fortunately, advancements in technology have helped heroes overcome these challenges, enabling them to achieve more than ever before. These seven scientific improvements are key to how Marvel heroes continue to fight for what’s right.
Reviews for The Mandalorian and Grogu are now available, and the show currently has a 61% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 77 reviews. This is one of the lowest scores for a Star Wars project, falling behind Solo: A Star Wars Story (69%) and Attack of the Clones (62%). Only The Phantom Menace (58%) and The Rise of Skywalker (51%) have received worse ratings among live-action Star Wars films.
The life simulation game Paralives will become available in Early Access on May 25th at 10 AM Eastern Time. While supporters on Patreon have been seeing updates regularly, it’s been a while since the general public has gotten a good look at the game. Today, just before the Early Access launch next week, a new gameplay trailer was released, giving fans a detailed preview of what it will be like to play Paralives.
In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Senior Global Communications Manager Yann Roskell announced that the game will automatically use PSSR2, Sony’s improved upscaling technology, to enhance its visuals.
That’s precisely what we aimed for, and it took a lot of discussion to finally decide on this order. Now, let’s get started and take a look back at the history of Forza, starting with:
The story of KPop Demon Hunters primarily followed Rumi, and her journey was the main focus. While Mira and Zoey were also well-developed characters with hinted-at backstories revealed through the music, they naturally received less attention than Rumi. Many fans are hoping KPop Demon Hunters 2 will shift the focus to either Mira or Zoey, and a new fan theory suggests Mira might be the one to take center stage.
A new manga series, Baki Gaiden Doppo – Hitori Nomi Kui Aruki, has begun in Japan, spotlighting Doppo, a powerful character from the Baki The Grappler series. Doppo is a skilled, one-eyed karate master known for pushing his body to its limits in pursuit of strength. This spin-off takes a different approach than the main series, showing Doppo enjoying food and drinks at various bars and restaurants, both before and after his fights. While Baki creator Keisuke Itagaki isn’t directly involved, the manga is illustrated by Kenji Hamaoka. The series hasn’t yet been announced for release outside of Japan, but you can see the cover art below.