Though characters like Luke Skywalker and Han Solo often get the most attention, many other people throughout the Star Wars saga are just as crucial to the story, even if they have smaller roles.
Fans of Marvel and DC comics will enjoy spotting all the hidden references and nods in My Hero Academia, adding another layer of fun to the show. The series is full of these details, from subtle things like Toga’s mask to clear inspirations like Deku’s pose resembling Batman. Even if you don’t know what to look for, you’ll likely notice the connections, especially which Marvel hero Deku most closely resembles. The similarities are undeniable, and the current successor to that hero really captures the spirit of the original character.
Classic 3D platformer games aren’t as popular as they used to be, with only a few recent titles like Astro Bot, Yooka-Laylee, and Donkey Kong Bananza finding success. However, Bradley the Badger aims to change that and build on the momentum started by Team Asobi. I’m really excited about this new action-adventure platformer and hope it can be as good as Astro Bot when it comes out.
The Predator series had been struggling, but then Prey arrived and proved the franchise could still deliver a film on par with the original – and possibly even better, especially when it comes to developing compelling characters. This raises the question: why haven’t we seen a sequel, Prey 2? Let’s explore the reasons for the delay and whether it’s likely to happen.
When Lucasfilm redefined what was officially considered part of the Star Wars story, it essentially replaced years of fan-favorite books, comics, and games – now known as “Legends.” This change was devastating for those who loved the older stories, but others welcomed it as an opportunity for a more focused and consistent Star Wars experience across movies, shows, and other media. Regardless of how fans felt, it marked the beginning of a new direction for the franchise.
Fans often notice how much the English version of Yu-Gi-Oh! changed from the original Japanese anime, and how some of those changes involved censorship. However, surprisingly, seven of those edits actually made the show better, and arguably helped it become a huge hit with American audiences.
With so many seasons of the show available, it can be tough to know where to begin. Luckily, five seasons are consistently recommended as the best starting points for new viewers. While they might not be the absolute best seasons overall, they’re a great way to get into the series. Now that the show is on break, it’s the perfect time to catch up and enjoy some fantastic Power Rangers adventures!
When Nintendo first announced GameCube games would be added to the Switch Online service, they shared a list of titles to expect. Now, all but two of those games have been released: Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness. These two Pokemon games, originally released on GameCube in 2004 and 2005, are fan favorites, and players are excited about the possibility of playing them again on Switch. It’s likely both games will be available soon.
Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Drew Barrymore, the film Donnie Darko is a darkly funny and mind-bending story about a troubled teenager. After a strange accident where a giant rabbit named Frank seems to save his life, Donnie begins to question life, love, and his own sanity. He follows Frank’s guidance, leading to unpredictable behavior as he discovers secrets about the universe and the possibility of changing time. The movie is a compelling mix of dark themes and energetic storytelling, making it both unsettling and strangely captivating.
A few years after introducing the first Barbie doll with Down syndrome, the Fashionista line now includes dolls designed to represent how autistic people experience and interact with the world. Created with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN), these dolls have unique features – including new facial and body structures, accessories, and clothing made from comfortable, sensory-friendly materials.