Dungeons & Dragons boasts a vast collection of characters, worlds, and stories, resulting in countless villains for players to encounter. However, the most compelling villains are often those used infrequently. This keeps players guessing and adds a sense of dread because of the villain’s mystery. These lesser-known D&D villains have the potential to become truly memorable at your game, largely because of their unpredictability.
A new anime series based on Ghost in the Shell will premiere in July, created by the studio Science SARU, known for popular shows like DAN DA DAN and Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. Considering the many different versions of the anime over the years, the original creator, Masamune Shirow, has explained how fans should view this latest installment: he calls it the “first part of a second generation.”
The group ultimately evolved into the Titans, and they’ve maintained a strong reputation for heroism ever since, even becoming DC’s leading team for a period. The Titans boast incredible members – heroes who have faced all kinds of threats. Here are ten of the most resilient Titans, individuals who have overcome unimaginable hardships.
Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis star in The Fly, a science fiction horror film about a scientist named Seth Brundle who invents a teleportation device. He tests it on himself, unaware that a fly has also entered the machine. This causes his DNA to combine with the fly’s, leading to a gruesome and terrifying transformation. At first, the teleportation seems successful, but Seth soon begins to change, slowly mutating into a human-fly hybrid as his horrified girlfriend looks on.
Tomorrow, Mewgenics—a new game from the creators of The Binding of Isaac (Edmund McMillen) and The End Is Nigh (Tyler Glaiel)—will be released exclusively on Steam. There are no plans for a console version at launch, and early reviews are very positive.
Here is an overview of the game, via Circle 5 Publishing:
The Punisher comic book had a short-lived supernatural phase in 1998, briefly giving Frank Castle enhanced strength and superpowers. That storyline only lasted four issues. Soon after, a new Punisher series began, crafted by the talented duo of Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon. This version became a highly acclaimed and impactful interpretation of the character, and even after almost thirty years, it’s worth revisiting what made it so successful.
The action comedy Central Intelligence is leaving HBO Max soon. Released in 2016, the film paired Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart for the first time. Johnson plays Bob Stone, a former outcast who becomes a CIA agent, and Hart plays Calvin Joyner, his high school classmate turned accountant. The unlikely duo must work together to protect a vital U.S. satellite system. If you’re an HBO Max subscriber, you only have a few hours left to watch it before it’s removed on February 10th.
Disney Store often imports popular items from around the world, like China and Japan, so North American fans can collect them. These new, soft plush toys are coming from Japan as part of their seasonal collection, and they’re a great treat, even if you haven’t experienced spring in Japan. Find all the details below.
SAM is a unique character in Starfleet history – she’s an artificial intelligence that exists as a hologram. This makes her an interesting counterpart to the Doctor, who guides her at Starfleet Academy. Interestingly, the first scenes of the episode “Series Acclimation Mil” also address a long-standing question fans have had since the original series: just how many different alien races are there in the Star Trek universe?