The biggest new show coming to Disney+ in December is Percy Jackson and the Olympians, with Season 2 launching on December 10th. The season will start with two episodes released at once, and new episodes will then be available weekly, also on Hulu.
Every year brings a ton of new anime, but it’s always great to find a show you might have missed. If you’re looking for something to watch this fall, a comforting series that’s heartwarming, easy to connect with, and surprisingly deep can be a perfect choice. Here are seven shows that fit the bill.
For a long time, the official order of events in the Zelda series was intentionally unclear, with games hinting at connections to each other. This changed in 2011 with the release of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword on November 18th. This game takes place earlier in the timeline than almost any other Zelda title and established much of the foundational lore seen in newer games. It essentially reshaped the series’ history and paved the way for future installments.
Here are the five most ambitious PS2 games that no one remembers.
Several talented actors had the potential to shine in a Marvel Cinematic Universe project, but for various reasons, their roles didn’t quite come together as planned.
In a recent interview with Empire magazine, director Andrew Stanton addressed a common criticism of the Toy Story films. He explained that Toy Story 3 concluded the story arc centered around Andy, assuring fans that they have a complete trilogy if they wish. However, Stanton also emphasized his belief that the strength of the Toy Story universe lies in its ability to evolve and reflect the passage of time, meaning things won’t remain static forever.
In a recent interview with ComicBook, writer Tom Seeley discussed Betsy Braddock’s current storyline, which involves a surprising body swap. He explained that the story will deeply explore Betsy’s emotional and physical struggles, and will also blend different genres in a way that promises a fresh and exciting experience for X-Men readers.
Here is an overview of the game, via Square Glade Games:
Before Universal Pictures can make money from the new movie Wicked: For Good, it needs to cover its production costs. Creating a large-scale musical like this—with its detailed sets, costumes, special effects, and marketing—is a significant investment. However, early signs suggest the studio might be able to earn back most of that investment soon after the film’s release this weekend.
Get ready for the holidays! The adorable Pokémon 8-inch plush toys for Christmas 2025 are now available, featuring classic characters. Pikachu is wearing a beanie and mittens shaped like a Poké Ball, while Charmander has a festive beanie. Bulbasaur is extra cheerful with a Christmas ivy bow, and Squirtle looks happy and cozy in earmuffs.