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This essentially means a character needs powers like altering reality, manipulating ideas, controlling cause and effect, resisting mental and spiritual attacks, being immune to changes in the timeline, and the ability to move between dimensions. To win, an anime character must overcome opponents by changing the fundamental rules of the fight. Without defenses against these kinds of attacks, they’ll lose to anyone who uses abstract or time-based powers effectively.

Let’s take a look at all the Godzilla movies currently available on Tubi, and also explore some other great monster and giant creature films from Toho that you can stream there.

With that in mind, the best approach is to keep the number of characters manageable and suggest a vast world through the mechanics of the quest itself, rather than by constantly featuring well-known faces. Focus on characters naturally suited to a long, secretive pursuit: Rangers (giving Aragorn a purpose beyond simply traveling, and connecting him to a network of protectors), limited but logical Elven involvement (they notice everything and dislike being caught off guard), and a believable sense of Sauron’s forces closing in. The movie shouldn’t become a reunion of familiar characters from the Council; instead, it should embrace the core tension of this period in Middle-earth’s history: the fate of the world resting on the shoulders of exhausted individuals struggling to find answers before their enemies do. If it stays true to that, it will truly capture the spirit of Tolkien’s work.

Okay, so Nintendo just dropped some info in their latest financial report, and it looks like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is still confirmed for the Switch 2 in 2026! They didn’t give us a specific month or anything, but it’s good news – it doesn’t sound like the game is getting delayed to 2027. Honestly, it seems like Fortune’s Weave is coming out later in the year than some of the other big Switch exclusives. Games like Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Pokemon Pokopia, and the new Tomodachi Life are probably going to hit shelves before then – I’m guessing we’ll be waiting until at least summer or fall for Fire Emblem.

Let’s discuss the movie 68 Kill. Written and directed by Trent Haaga, it features Matthew Gray Gubler – best known as Spencer Reid from Criminal Minds – alongside AnnaLynne McCord in a story about a robbery that doesn’t go as planned. Though based on Bryan Smith’s novel of the same name and receiving a respectable 67% score on Rotten Tomatoes, the 2017 film didn’t gain much attention and only made around $135,000 from video sales. 68 Kill has largely flown under the radar, but it’s now available to stream on Paramount+ as of February 4th, giving viewers a chance to discover it.

Reviews are in for Koei Tecmo’s Nioh 3, and they’re overwhelmingly positive. The game currently has a score of 86/100 on Metacritic, making it the highest-rated game of 2026 so far. While it shares the top spot with the Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven expansion, Nioh 3 is considered the best new, full game released this year.

I’m so excited! Nintendo just added two more classic Game Boy games to Nintendo Switch Online! We can now play Balloon Kid from 1990 and Yoshi from 1991. Both games are really fun platformers from back in the day, and totally worth checking out if you’re into retro gaming. Plus, with the new Yoshi game coming out later this year, it feels like the perfect time to revisit the original!

The last episode of Jujutsu Kaisen ended with Yuji trying to outsmart Hakari, and now we’ll see how that plan unfolds. Hakari is launching a full-scale attack, and Yuji and Megumi are desperately trying to convince him to help them before it’s too late. A preview of Season 3 Episode 6 suggests even more intense fighting is coming before they can resolve the situation. You can find a first look at the episode’s images on the anime’s official website.

Sometimes, a story can be revitalized simply by changing its perspective, tone, or by focusing on a previously underappreciated character. This list showcases 7 spin-offs that were incredibly successful – not only were they great on their own, but they actually improved the original series they came from.

Comic book superheroes often have incredible wealth, rivaling the richest people on Earth. They come from all walks of life – some built their fortunes through business, others inherited them as royalty – but they all have more money than most of us can fathom. Here’s a look at some of the wealthiest heroes in comics, with fortunes that are, in some cases, impossible to accurately calculate.