From epic fights against villains like Thanos to large-scale conflicts between alien civilizations, here’s a look at the greatest cosmic crossover events ever published by Marvel Comics.
Prime Video is expanding the types of stories it tells, moving beyond just superhero content. After rumors for a couple of years, the show *Gen V* is now revealing that a key character shares a surprising connection – they’re more closely based on a famous cartoon character than anyone from the comics.
The newest film in the *Karate Kid Legends* series quietly launched on Netflix this morning at 3:00 AM (according to TV Line). What’s interesting is that this film connects the original *Karate Kid* movies with the recent reboot, creating a single, unified timeline for the entire franchise. Essentially, all *Karate Kid* stories now exist in one universe, and fans can now stream the latest installment whenever they want.
Starting November 14th, Xbox players on all Xbox consoles will be able to play both *Monster Hunter Stories* and *Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin*. These turn-based RPGs are being released on Xbox before the launch of the newest game in the series, *Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection*, which is coming to Xbox Series X and other platforms on March 13, 2026. This means the entire *Monster Hunter Stories* series will soon be available for Xbox players.
The movie *Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc* is performing strongly in international cinemas, and will be released in even more countries this fall. However, unofficial video clips of the film have appeared online, prompting a warning from the official *Chainsaw Man* social media team. They’ve stated they will take firm action against anyone sharing copyrighted material, so fans are advised to avoid posting or sharing these illegal videos.
When the zombie outbreak began – triggered by Janet van Dyne returning from the Quantum Realm infected – Scott Lang’s body was lost, leaving only his head surviving inside a jar and wearing Doctor Strange’s levitating cloak. Interestingly, it isn’t Scott Lang who uses his Ant-Man abilities in *Marvel Zombies*; instead, we see zombified versions of Janet van Dyne and Hank Pym. The outbreak also causes some people in San Francisco to grow to enormous sizes due to the unpredictable nature of the zombie-powered size changes. This is surprising because it was previously believed that the Ant-Man suit was essential for safely altering one’s size.
I’m seriously hyped for *Ghost of Yotei*! As a huge fan of *Ghost of Tsushima*, I’ve been following all the news, and it looks incredible. Sucker Punch is really pushing this game, and for good reason – going back to Japan with the same team that made *Tsushima*? It’s going to be gorgeous and totally immersive. Honestly, I can see why Sony’s saving this one for the end of the year – it’s a big deal!
If you’re not completely satisfied with *Boruto*, *Radiant* could be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s an anime based on a French comic series – similar to manga – that clearly draws inspiration from popular shows like *Naruto*, *One Piece*, and *Fairy Tail*. However, *Radiant* doesn’t just copy those series; it creates its own unique world, characters, and atmosphere. The anime aired for two seasons beginning in 2018, and the original comic by Tony Valente is still being released. This article will explain what makes *Radiant* special, how it stacks up against *Boruto*, and why it might actually capture the heart of *Naruto* better than its sequel.
The biggest game release this week is Ghost of Yotei, but don’t forget about Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles and Digimon Story Time Stranger, which are also worth checking out.
Although it might not become one of the most popular games of the year, that’s perfectly okay. Koei Tecmo’s newest installment in the series features a large and enjoyable cast of characters, and its fresh, likable protagonists have compelling stories despite dealing with serious issues.