The anime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime will return on April 3rd in Japan. Previously announced for an April release, the latest update confirms the specific date. This upcoming season is set to be the longest one yet, following the release of a new movie in Japan this February, making it a highly anticipated event for fans.
With Marvel Comics having such a rich and complex history, fans naturally compare the characters they see in the movies to those from the comics. It’s often surprising to see how much the movie versions change their comic book origins. These changes can be small, like a difference in personality, or major, completely rewriting a character’s background, abilities, and core identity.
It’s disappointing that the Genki Dama Festival didn’t offer any updates on when the manga will return, especially since this event was expected to be where those announcements would happen. After Akira Toriyama’s passing, many fans hoped Toyotaro, the artist for Super, would continue the series. He’d been actively involved in developing recent storylines for characters like Goku and Vegeta, regularly getting Toriyama’s feedback and approval. While the manga officially ended in 2024, it briefly returned in 2025.
Kyoto Animation, the studio behind popular anime like Violet Evergarden and A Silent Voice, is creating a new historical fantasy series called Sparks of Tomorrow. Known for its high-quality work since 1985, the studio recently announced its first adaptation from Shonen Jump with RuriDragon. Sparks of Tomorrow is confirmed to stream on Netflix starting in July 2026, and will be part of the Winter 2026 anime season. A specific release date will be announced later.
Science fiction often thrives on unexpected twists and turns, and these surprises are often key to exploring deeper themes. Because the genre frequently tackles complex ideas like artificial intelligence, time travel, and the nature of reality, it allows stories to dramatically change course and reinterpret everything that came before. Some of the most memorable science fiction episodes aren’t afraid to completely upend the established world, challenging both characters and viewers and proving that powerful storytelling can come from shattering expectations.
Thankfully, we’ve largely solved the problem of finding and affording games. It’s no longer a struggle to locate your favorite title in stores or pay inflated prices for older copies. However, gamers now face a potentially bigger issue: games disappearing entirely and becoming unplayable. While obtaining a game isn’t the challenge anymore, keeping access to it is.
The Simpsons is returning to Fox with its 800th episode on Sunday, February 15th! Entertainment Weekly has revealed that the episode will feature the Simpsons family traveling to Philadelphia for a treasure hunt similar to the plot of the National Treasure movies. Along the way, they’ll encounter some well-known guest stars with ties to Philadelphia and Pennsylvania that fans are sure to recognize.
In a second-season episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer that aired on January 27, 1998, the character Oz revealed he was a werewolf.
Let’s explore seven of Spider-Man’s coolest gadgets and inventions and see how helpful they’ve been to him. While Spider-Man is famous for often being short on cash and relying on his fighting skills, he’s actually used a surprising amount of technology throughout the years. So, let’s dive in and discuss which of these gadgets is the very best.
I’ve been following the news about the PS5, and it sounds like it’s doing really well! Apparently, sales are higher than Sony expected, which is great – I think the lower price and all the awesome games available are a big part of that. What’s interesting is that reports suggest we might not see the PS6 for at least three years. It seems like things are shifting in the console world, and honestly, it shows how strong Sony is right now when it comes to gaming.