Joe Tracz, the showrunner for Netflix’s One Piece, recently told IGN that Karoo, Princess Vivi’s duck, was originally planned for the second season. However, Karoo won’t appear until season three. Tracz explained that including Karoo earlier would have made Vivi’s undercover work with Baroque Works less believable.
Both DC and Marvel comics are full of incredibly powerful heroes who haven’t made it to the big screen yet. Some have abilities that could easily defeat even the strongest characters we’ve seen in movies, and a few can even alter reality. While not every super-powered hero needs a movie, the following ones would make fantastic additions to a blockbuster film.
Users on the PS5 Pro Reddit page are really impressed with Capcom’s game, Pragmata. As our review highlighted – and its Metacritic score of 86 confirms – it’s one of the best games released this year. What’s particularly striking is how good it looks. Pragmata doesn’t just have detailed graphics; it combines that with a strong artistic vision, which is rare in science fiction games. This combination has really wowed some PS5 Pro players.
Hasbro recently revealed a new Scorpion action figure at CCXP, designed for younger fans and featuring the character’s complete armored suit. While it’s unclear exactly how much screen time the Scorpion helmet will get in the movie, comic book fans will be happy to hear it will appear in at least some scenes. Hasbro also mentioned that the toy’s design is based on the look of Scorpion from the Spider-Man: Brand New Day comics, though the final movie costumes may differ.
HoYoverse has announced that its free-to-play game, Zenless Zone Zero, is now available on Steam. The sci-fi RPG originally launched in 2024 for PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile, but PC players could only access it through a separate launcher or the Epic Games Store. This Steam release is great news, especially for those who prefer to manage all their games in one central location.
It’s no surprise that Lucasfilm is now being extra cautious about which Star Wars projects they approve. After finishing the sequel trilogy with The Rise of Skywalker, the franchise stayed away from theaters for seven years, finally returning this year with Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian & Grogu. Instead, Lucasfilm concentrated on creating content for Disney+, and their newest release, Maul — Shadow Lord, has been a success, earning high scores of 98% from critics and 89% from viewers on Rotten Tomatoes.
This is particularly true for the anime version of The World’s Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat, by Rui Tsukiyo and Reia. The first season aired in 2021 and resonated with fans because of its unique take on the Isekai genre. Now, Season 2 has been officially announced to premiere in 2027, and a first look at the new season is available below.
Starting in May, Pluto TV will add every episode of both Arrow and The 100, bringing them back to streaming after they left Netflix last year. On May 1st, all four seasons of Battlestar Galactica, plus its pilot miniseries and two movies, will also become available. This is just a preview of everything new coming to Pluto TV next month – keep reading for a full list of titles arriving on May 1st.
The filmmakers made a surprising decision to parody a famous Swedish artwork, which led to William Sadler being cast as Death after Bill and Ted seemingly died in the movie. Instead of a chess match, they challenged Death to games like Battleship and Twister, and surprisingly, they won! This resulted in Death joining their band. Recently, William Sadler spoke with Chris Killian from ComicBook about his new film, The Yeti, and the conversation naturally turned to Bill & Ted. He shared the one thing that would need to happen for him to reprise his role as Death again.
Okay, so I’m hearing some stuff, but honestly, the reports are all over the place. Plus, the company hasn’t said anything about it yet, and some people are even saying it’s already fixed! It’s a little confusing right now, and I’m taking everything with a grain of salt until we get official word.