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The much-anticipated Season 7 of “The Amazing World of Gumball” was tentatively hinted at a possible debut in either 2025 or 2026 according to information from the creative team last year. However, recent updates from Sean Henry, Vice President of International Content Partnerships and Content Strategy at Warner Bros. Discovery, suggest that the series will be back with new episodes this year. Although a specific release date has not been confirmed yet, viewers can breathe a sigh of relief as fresh episodes are definitely coming.

It seems one of the significant collaborative instances could have been the finale of Sony’s Marvel trials: _Kraven the Hunter_. Recently, concept artist Jules Darriulat shared on Instagram some sketches for an unrealized scene in _Kraven_, which included none other than Venom. Check it out!

The performer who switched from music to acting left spectators spellbound with her interpretation of Glinda in Jon M. Chu’s Wicked, a character she’s longed to embody for years. This resurgence sparked discussions about Grande potentially portraying Megara in Disney’s upcoming live-action movie, Hercules. Although Grande is touched by the enthusiasm of fans for her casting, a specific role holds a special place in her heart that she might choose instead.

In a chat with ComicBook for the release of season 2 of my popular Apple TV+ show, Severance, I shared this: “I’m not entirely sure, but I’ve never ruled out anything. I’m a fan, and I enjoy watching those types of films, so who knows what might happen?

In the latest episode, we see connections to Dragon Ball GT being built upon, and a hidden method is employed to expand the relationship between the Namekians and the Demon Realm. For the first time, Goku (and viewers) encounter the Megath, a giant-filled plant, which also relates to the Namekians’ capacity to transform into giants. As we uncover more of the Namekians’ powers, this suggests that Piccolo may be growing stronger than ever before.

Initially launched in 2013 exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS console, the game “Tomodachi Life,” developed by Nintendo itself, has been selling at inflated prices recently. For nearly a decade, this Nintendo-made game was often available for relatively low costs, typically ranging from $10 to $40. However, towards the end of 2023, this trend started to shift, causing the resale price of “Tomodachi Life” to surge rapidly.