While that number sounds huge, remember it took five years to reach. To put that in perspective, PlayStation brought in about $7 billion in revenue just last quarter.
The Mondstadt Library just got a new batch of books, and one stands out – it’s a gift from Alice! She sent it to help you and your friends prepare for whatever the future holds. Come check it out!
Flashbacks work really well when entire episodes are dedicated to the past. These flashback episodes can completely surprise viewers and change how they understand everything that’s happened so far. For example, The Good Place used a flashback episode to reveal a major twist – that Eleanor and her friends weren’t actually in the Good Place, but the Bad Place. Other shows have also used this technique to dramatically alter the course of their series.
It’s been a fantastic year for action anime! We’ve seen popular series return with new seasons, hit the big screen, and even get live-action remakes. Plus, lots of exciting new anime have been announced for next year. To celebrate, we’ve put together a list of some of the best action anime from 2025 that you won’t want to miss – check them out if you haven’t already!
After briefly showing the house on Neibolt Street in episode 4 of IT: Welcome to Derry, this episode focuses on two groups exploring the sewers. Dick Hallorann and Leroy Hanson guide a military team through the old well house, while Lilly, Marge, Will, Rich, and someone they think is Matty enter through a different tunnel. As fear builds, Pennywise the Dancing Clown appears, leading to the tragic death of Pauly Russo and a terrifying encounter.
This week also brings the release of LoveR Kiss: Endless Memories for Switch 2 and PC, as well as Yggdra Kingdom for PlayStation 4 and Switch.
Many anime series considered “classics” today are remembered more for fond nostalgia than actual quality. However, the truly great anime of the ’90s stood out because they weren’t afraid to experiment. Creators blended different genres – like fantasy with robots, or detective stories with philosophical themes – and often created something amazing. This era of anime felt fresh and unpredictable, and even a little strange, which is what made it so special. These series remind us of a time when anime prioritized creativity and bold ideas over simply trying to appeal to a wide audience, and when those risks often paid off.
These seven shows brilliantly reflected the feeling of a bygone era, showcasing the highlights of a time when everything felt fresh and MTV was the center of entertainment.
Our library offers more than just the latest hits. You’ll also find timeless classics and lesser-known anime that are well worth watching. If you’re tired of the usual popular shows and want to discover something new from our extensive collection, we’ve picked seven hidden gems that offer a unique and rewarding viewing experience.
Jason (Austin St. John), Zack (Walter Emanuel Jones), and Trini (Thuy Trang) finished their run on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in the episode “The Power Transfer,” making room for a new team of Rangers. Later, in 1995, Kimberly Hart (Amy Jo Johnson) also left the show, but her final scenes weren’t used in the last episode. This meant she didn’t get to appear in her Pink Ranger costume or transform one last time.