A recently released clip promoting the upcoming two-part episode on January 15th reveals another subtle nod to a beloved, but often forgotten, character from The Next Generation and Voyager: Mr. Boothy. This reference is a great way to establish the tone of Starfleet Academy as it launches into what’s planned to be at least a two-year story arc.
Originally published in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2001, Zatch Bell! ran for 33 volumes before concluding in 2007. Its success led to an anime series by Toei Animation, which included 150 episodes and two movies. Recently, the series returned with a sequel created by Makoto Raiku, continuing the story years later. As of now, Zatch Bell! 2 has already sold 1.3 million copies, despite only having six volumes available.
The new season of Jujutsu Kaisen, titled The Culling Game Part 1, began with a special two-episode premiere and will continue with Episode 3 airing in Japan this Thursday, January 15th. To build excitement for the upcoming episode, the anime’s official website has released a sneak peek at some new images focusing on the meeting with Tengen, which started at the end of the premiere. You can see the images below.
Because of the story and where it falls in the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe, many fans believe significant characters will die in Avengers: Doomsday. While most speculation focuses on actors already confirmed to be in the film, there’s also the possibility of other heroes – even those not yet announced – meeting their end as this chapter of the MCU concludes. Several Marvel heroes seem particularly vulnerable if they appear in Avengers: Doomsday.
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He admitted that while those games are excellent, creating a new *Grand Theft Autolevel title simply isn’t feasible with a $10 million budget. He also believes the gaming industry needs a variety of game types and hopes it avoids focusing solely on mid-budget, or ‘AA’, games going forward.
Scott Derrickson’s 2012 horror film, Sinister, is known for being genuinely frightening, and it’s now available to stream on Paramount+. It arrived on the platform January 1st, but be prepared – it’s truly scary! The movie features Ethan Hawke as a true-crime writer trying to revive his career. He moves his family into a house where a terrible murder happened, hoping to find inspiration for his next book. As he investigates the previous family’s death – documented in a disturbing film – he unknowingly puts his own family in danger from a terrifying supernatural presence.
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The game Clover Reset was initially released on Steam for PC on May 30, 2025. Players can experience the game in English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese.
Stanley mentioned in his profile that he was responsible for dealing with major disruptions in the supply chain. These issues ultimately caused hardware shortages for Sony and Microsoft in the years that followed.