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To celebrate the announcement, Too Kyo Games released new artwork by artist Rui Komatsuzaki.

Whether it’s for story reasons or just how the characters interact, certain groups of three often become the focus, overshadowing everyone else. These groups usually include the main character and their two closest friends, though that’s not always the case. Anime has featured many different trios, but only a few have truly stuck with viewers – here are five of the most memorable.

Gohan quickly found himself caught up in battles with alien invaders and pushed himself through intense training to grow stronger. Though Goku is the main hero of the series, Gohan has repeatedly exceeded his father’s power and frequently taken center stage.

The demo offered a preview of the main stories in both games, as well as several side missions and minigames. Players could experience Kiryu taking care of an orphanage to become a father figure, or help Mine build up a gangster’s reputation. There were also plenty of enjoyable diversions like karaoke, mahjong, and bowling. However, two modes really stood out: Kiryu managing a girl gang involved in a turf war, and Mine investigating an underground fighting ring similar to Squid Game. Both of these modes were compelling enough to feel like complete games on their own.

Majogami was initially released for both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Switch on October 30, 2025. It then became available on PC through Steam on November 6, 2025.

This anime is adapted from a popular manga by Tomoko Yamashita, the creator of The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window. Journal of the Witch is a feel-good series, perfect for when you need a break from fast-paced, action-packed shows. The original manga ran from 2017 to 2023 and became popular in Japan for its focus on personal development and the unique relationship between an aunt and her niece. Despite the title, it’s not a typical fantasy; the ‘witch’ represents how the characters feel different from others, rather than actual magical abilities.

Since A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place between House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones, we naturally see the major families of Westeros involved. While most of the important houses appear as expected, those who haven’t made an appearance in this new series might surprise viewers who aren’t familiar with the original stories.

With Season 2 just around the corner, a new trailer has been released spotlighting Nico Robin, a fan-favorite character. While those new to the live-action series are still discovering her, manga and anime fans have loved Robin for years because of her important role, compelling backstory, and everything she’s accomplished. The trailer offers a fresh look at her appearance, confirming a significant change from the original manga that many viewers immediately noticed.

You can sign up to try the test version of the game on the official website until January 23rd. It will be playable on PlayStation 5, PC, iOS, and Android devices. The game will support multiple languages – English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish, and Russian – and will feature voice-overs in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. The test version will let you play through the story up to the episode called “Deal? Deal!”

The anime is gearing up for a deadly battle between sorcerers immediately following the conclusion of the Perfect Preparation Arc in Season 3, Episode 4. Though details about what happens next are still unknown, the upcoming conflict, known as the Culling Game, has been in the works for six years. Interestingly, the anime’s very first opening hinted at this major event long before it began in the manga, foreshadowing the chaos to come.