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Anime is known for its hand-drawn animation, which is a very time-consuming process. Recently, Episode 1149 sparked a debate after a fan, @NuttyReturns, shared an insensitive joke about a small animation error and faced criticism. The post quickly gained over 3,000 likes, but also reached the animator, who explained the situation, defended their work, and apologized for the mistake. The incident led to widespread support for the animator, alongside a discussion about how insensitive jokes can be hurtful when directed at someone’s dedicated effort.

Rebecca Ferguson not only stars in but also produces Silo, the Apple TV+ series based on Hugh Howey’s popular novels. After two exciting seasons covering the beginning of the story, Silo is set to become a complete sci-fi epic for Apple TV+. With two more seasons already being filmed and plenty of source material from the books, viewers can expect a satisfying conclusion – making the journey into this post-apocalyptic world well worth it.

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a standout film from the director known for movies like Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy, and The Shape of Water. Because of del Toro’s passion for the story and his filmmaking talent, the movie received a “Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes and quickly became popular on Netflix. Between November 3rd and 9th, it was viewed over twenty-nine million times, totaling more than seventy-three million hours of watch time. Although a sequel isn’t planned, this definitely won’t be the last we see of either Frankenstein’s monster or Guillermo del Toro.

During the State of Play Japan presentation, Sony surprised viewers not with a new game announcement, but with a special edition PlayStation 5 Digital console exclusive to Japan. Priced at ¥55,000 (around $355), this console will launch on November 21, 2025, giving potential buyers just ten days to get ready. It’s important to note that this version of the PS5 Digital Edition is only for Japanese customers and will be sold exclusively through PlayStation stores within Japan.

Just as fans expected, the new trailer finally reveals Rosalina, the guardian of the Lumas, and confirms Brie Larson will be voicing her. A quick appearance of a Luma in the first movie hinted at her arrival, and now she’s set to play a major role. The trailer shows Mario (voiced by Chris Pratt) and his friends leaving the Mushroom Kingdom for a cosmic adventure, traveling to different planets to stop Bowser (voiced by Jack Black) from carrying out a new, galaxy-sized plan.

The developers of the upcoming indie game Mixtape, Beethoven and Dinosaur – known for their 2021 hit The Artful Escape – announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the game will be released next year instead of 2025. Mixtape was planned to launch on Steam and as part of Xbox Game Pass on day one, but fans will now have to wait a little longer to experience this coming-of-age adventure.

The new comic I Saw Santa, coming from Image Comics on November 26th, offers a unique holiday story. ComicBook has an early review of this title, which takes place in the Spawn Universe and is created by Chris Killian and Andrew Sanders, with art by Thomas Nachlik. We won’t spoil the story, but we can say it’s a special blend of horror, mystery, and heartwarming moments – and you don’t need to be familiar with Spawn to love it.

Arc Raiders is currently a very popular game, but its success isn’t assured. To ensure the game lasts, Embark Studio needs to improve its gameplay, fix technical issues, and find ways to keep players engaged. Here’s a look at what’s needed to maintain Arc Raiders’ momentum.

Science fiction stories vary – some are pure fantasy, while others are surprisingly accurate. Some movies get the science spot-on, even if it’s still theoretical, and others have predicted technologies that actually came true, changing our lives in both positive and negative ways.

We now have pretty solid confirmation that a remake of Trails in the Sky Second Chapter will be released by September 2026.