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The recent crossover event between the Power Rangers and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles likely concluded with issue #5, and it ended with a huge twist: Zordon, previously a disembodied head, transferred his consciousness into a rebuilt version of Krang’s robotic body. This not only revealed he was still alive, but also gives him a powerful new form that allows him to fight alongside the Rangers – and it looks fantastic! You can see a picture of Zordon’s new body below.

As always, people are excited about more than just the new update – they’re eager to claim the free Primogems! The codes from the Version 6.5 livestream are available now, but like all Special Program codes, they won’t last forever.

It seems Gellar and Zhao had a different idea for the show than Hulu did. Hulu was reportedly looking for something similar to the continuation of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a comic book series, while Gellar and Zhao envisioned a true sequel, like a Buffy: The Next Generation. A sequel is probably a stronger path for bringing the show back, as we’ve seen with franchises like Star Wars that relying too much on nostalgia can be limiting. However, the cancellation also suggests larger issues within Disney.

Where to Watch: Hulu

As a longtime comics reader, I’ve noticed Marvel loves to constantly reboot its titles, but what often gets lost is just how long some of these characters have actually been around! When you add up all the different volumes, some of these series have incredible staying power. We’re talking about the biggest names in Marvel history, and these ten titles represent the longest-running examples of truly fantastic superhero storytelling.

Looking for exciting fantasy anime that aren’t as well-known? These series have great stories and interesting characters, and they’re perfect if you’re new to anime or just want something a little different. Here are 10 hidden gems that both beginners and long-time fans will enjoy.

Chime Corporation and Good Smile Company have teamed up to create a new 3D action game called Patlabor the Case Files for PlayStation 5 and PC. While the game is confirmed for those platforms, a release date hasn’t been announced yet. Patlabor, also known as Mobile Police Patlabor, is a classic Japanese mecha series that first debuted in 1988. Though it wasn’t hugely popular outside of Japan, it was a major hit there, inspiring a manga, TV show, multiple movies, and various video games.

Here are the five best games based on JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

The PS5 version of the game is a similar size to what you’d expect from a large Bethesda RPG – substantial, but not surprisingly huge. It’s about the same size as the original Xbox Series X|S version, which was around 126GB.

The studio expressed immense gratitude for the collaboration on Wanderstop, calling the team amazing. They were also enthusiastic about a new project, Engine Angel, but sadly, they weren’t able to secure the necessary funding, which ultimately led to the studio’s closure.