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The sci-fi series Fringe concluded with its 100th and final episode, “An Enemy of Fate,” on January 18, 2013, and fans are still talking about it today. Despite a complex plot involving time travel, the finale was both emotionally powerful and a satisfying end to the show.

Sony’s Washington D.C. team had initially planned to release the game sometime in March, but now it’s confirmed to launch on March 5th.

Here is an overview of the game, via XLGAMES:

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics really matched the fun and energetic feel of the TV show, so we checked in with Thomas to see what was happening with the comic series now that the show has ended. He shared an exclusive preview of issue #5 and confirmed that the comics will continue even without the show!

What really stands out about the show is its humor. While Game of Thrones had its funny parts, largely thanks to characters like Tyrion Lannister and Bronn, it wasn’t primarily a comedy. House of the Dragon takes this even further, being a much more serious and dramatic show.

The adaptation of Dunk and Egg feels remarkably faithful to the source material, capturing the right tone and scope for this more intimate story, and much of the dialogue is lifted directly from George R.R. Martin’s writing. However, as with any adaptation, some expansion was needed to fill the time and give the actors, particularly those in supporting roles, more opportunities to develop their characters.

Even so, the world of anime has many fantastic shows and movies, many of which are beautiful to watch. Beyond the impressive animation, the stories are engaging enough that even people new to anime will quickly become fans.

Ryan Murphy has a brand new, unique series coming soon that will explore important issues like beauty standards and the dangers of corporate greed. Plus, Mike Flanagan, fresh off his hit show The Life of Chuck, is adapting another Stephen King story. We’re also seeing the finales of a couple of popular horror series, so expect things to get intense as storylines wrap up. Overall, 2026 looks promising for horror fans, although some of the new shows are taking bigger creative risks.

To celebrate this big achievement, the anime’s official website announced a giveaway, though it’s only open to residents of Japan. The website also included a special message from Shōta Goshozono, the director of Seasons 2 and 3. Goshozono took over directing duties from Sunghoo Park, who directed the first season, and helped make the series even more popular. The animation style has evolved quite a bit since Season 1, and fans are loving the exciting action scenes. As the director of Season 3 as well, Goshozono shared some of his plans for the anime’s future.