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In the seventh season of “My Hero Academia,” the storyline intensifies as we near the conclusion of the manga, with its final chapter imminent. The previous episode ended on a dramatic note, setting up significant shifts for both Shigaraki and All For One in episode twelve. As our heroes strive tirelessly to create a brilliant future for the Hero Society, the heads of the League of Villains unveil new transformations to ensure their desired future is realized. Be warned, the current state of All For One and Shigaraki is more perilous than ever.

The underworld-bound Hazbin Hotel, managed by creator Vivienne Medrano and her skilled team, is gearing up for another opening to its gates. As they ready Charlie and Friends for their comeback, it’s been announced that the animated series has been greenlit for seasons three and four. Previously, Medrano expressed her desire to continue the Hazbin Hotel storyline extensively. Although a release date for season two remains undisclosed, Medrano seems to be deeply engaged in planning for the future of this animated supernatural ensemble.

In its second week, the film featuring Deadpool and Wolverine continues to dominate the box office. On its second day in theaters, it earned an impressive $28.3 million. With this momentum, it’s projected to make over $94 million by the end of the weekend. If it achieves this, it will surpass The Passion of the Christ as the highest-grossing R-rated film in the US or Canada. Some speculate that it could ultimately gross $500 million domestically. These figures would make it the 5th best second weekend for a Marvel movie and the 8th highest overall. Despite criticism, the theater scene seems to be thriving for blockbuster movies at the moment.

The animated adaptation of “Kaiju No. 8” kicked off strongly at the start of the year, and thanks to Production I.G., we were introduced to characters like Kafka and the Japan Defense Force. The first season, consisting of twelve episodes, was successful enough to guarantee a follow-up. Although the format for this sequel – whether it’s another season or a full-length movie – remains unconfirmed, fans might soon find out. Intriguingly, “Kaiju No. 8” has hinted at a major reveal this month that could shed light on what lies ahead for Kafka and his anime compatriots.

In the sequel of “Deadpool 2”, Josh Brolin expresses regret over not making a cameo as Cable. Unlike other Marvel actors, Brolin’s time-traveling X-Men character did not appear in a cameo role. In an interview with “Bingeworthy TV”, Brolin shared his desire to be part of the movie. However, with projects like “Dune: Part Two” and “Outer Range” taking up a significant amount of time, it seems unlikely he’ll reprise his role as Cable in the near future. The podcast also asked him about his listing on the IMDb page for “Deadpool & Wolverine”, to which Brolin replied, “I really wanted to be in that movie.” So, there’s a possibility that Brolin could return as Cable in future Deadpool adventures.

In the anime series “My Hero Academia,” the character God Dynamight, also known as Bakugo, appears to be in a weakened state. Previously, Bakugo, who is known for his explosive and hot-tempered personality, suffered a severe blow from Shigaraki that left viewers doubting his survival. However, due to the 2024 Summer Olympics, fans had to wait an extra week before discovering if Bakugo managed to survive the attack that apparently shattered his heart. Fortunately, the twelfth episode of season seven provides some answers regarding Bakugo’s condition in the closing arc of the series.