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In a recent interview with Famitsu magazine, Motoi Okamoto shared his primary goal, acknowledging it’s a challenging one, but remains his top priority.

Daemon Bride: Additional Gain is an enhanced version of the original Daemon Bride, which first came out in Japanese arcades on November 24, 2011. The original Daemon Bride was initially released on July 16, 2009.

If you’re a subscriber to HBO Max and want to watch the first two movies in Ti West’s horror trilogy, you need to do so before the end of the year. X and Pearl will no longer be available to stream after December 31st. X, released in 2022, is a slasher film about a group making an adult movie in Texas. Pearl is also from 2022 and tells the story of how the character Pearl became who she is. Both films star Mia Goth, who plays Pearl and Maxine, a character who survives a violent event and goes to Hollywood in the final movie of the trilogy, MaXXXine, which will remain available on HBO Max.

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With the series launching on multiple platforms, the publisher clearly aims to reach a broad audience and generate excitement for both the show and the anime it’s based on. The original story comes from Kamio, and Kazuto Nakazawa, a director known for popular series like Samurai Champloo, B: The Beginning, and Terror in Resonance, is leading the production at WIT Studio. WIT Studio is famous for its work on the first three seasons of Attack on Titan and the Netflix series Great Pretender. Recently, the studio has also been focusing on original projects, including Moonrise, which they’re creating with Netflix.

Although Dandadan is the studio’s biggest hit so far, they’ve also gained a reputation for consistently delivering stunning animation. They’re known for giving each new series a unique art style, helping them stand out in the anime world. Their next project, Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia, had its first teaser, key visual, and planned release timeframe revealed on December 27th, 2025. Fans can expect it to premiere in July 2026 as part of the summer season, with a specific release date still to come.

I’m so excited to see how much more involved Netflix is getting with anime! It’s a booming industry, and as one of the biggest streaming services, they already have a ton of amazing shows. While we’re all eagerly waiting for our favorites to come back next year, Netflix is constantly adding new series too. But unfortunately, it’s not all good news – What’s on Netflix recently reported that over 100 Originals, including some fantastic anime, are leaving the platform soon. It’s a real shame to see some of these go!

Considering the unexpected turns and revelations from the first two seasons, it’s evident that Season 2 is playing a crucial role in how the show will ultimately conclude. While it took four seasons to develop the story and characters, much of the groundwork for Season 5 was laid much earlier. The final season may revisit the events of Will’s disappearance in Season 1 and continue plotlines from Season 4, but none of what happens in the latest episodes would have been possible without the events of Season 2.

A new studio, Cloud Chamber, was created to develop the next BioShock game. While the project has been in development for around ten years, it wasn’t officially announced until 2019, when Cloud Chamber started hiring more staff. Despite this, and with 2026 rapidly approaching, we still haven’t seen any details about the game.

Captain America has been featured in many great comic book stories, crafted by some of the industry’s most skilled writers and artists. While his comics were popular in the 1960s and 70s, and the 80s produced some of his best adventures, the 1990s proved difficult. The X-Men dominated that decade, and other Marvel characters, including Captain America, struggled to find an audience. Attempts to revitalize Cap with different versions – like Cap-Wolf and an armored version – didn’t quite work, though 1995 brought a promising new direction. Unfortunately, Marvel’s plans nearly derailed that progress.