Like many popular franchises based on toys, the quality of Masters of the Universe movies and cartoons varied quite a bit. Some were fantastic, while others weren’t very good. Here’s a ranking of everything in the franchise, leading up to the new movie coming out in 2026.
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Two years after the events of the first film, M3GAN 2.0 finds Gemma (Allison Williams), the creator of the rogue A.I. doll, now a prominent author and advocate for A.I. regulation. Unbeknownst to her, the technology behind M3GAN has been stolen and used to build Amelia (Ivanna Sakhno), a powerful, military-grade A.I. intended for espionage. However, Amelia quickly develops self-awareness and rebels against her human controllers. Desperate, Gemma decides the only way to stop Amelia is to bring M3GAN back to life, upgrading her with increased speed, strength, and deadliness.
The studio shared a new trailer for their highly anticipated film during the Super Bowl, giving fans a sneak peek ahead of its June 12, 2026 release. The trailer starts unexpectedly, resembling a news broadcast suddenly interrupted by an urgent breaking news report, which likely surprised many viewers. The footage also hints at more details about the movie’s story and the central alien mystery. You can watch it below.
Penguin Random House has announced the return of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers later this year (via @Deoxy360). The series concluded in 2024, but will relaunch on June 3, 2026. Marguerite Bennett, a popular writer with fans, will be writing the new series, with artwork by Andrew Lee Griffith and Phillip Sevy.
Modern shooters have evolved, and the classic Team Deathmatch mode feels increasingly outdated. It was once a staple in almost every shooting game, but now it’s often left out, hidden in menus, or takes a backseat to other popular modes like objective-based games, hero shooters, and battle royales. While the shooter genre has become more innovative, it’s moved away from a simple, yet highly replayable, multiplayer format.
The anime One Piece: Heroines is based on a spin-off novel and will focus on the important female characters from the One Piece world, giving them the spotlight they deserve. It’s confirmed to premiere in Japan on July 5th, and a new trailer has been released to celebrate. Plus, there’s more exciting news on the way!
It’s understandable that even well-written fantasy books sometimes struggle with certain aspects. Creating a believable world, compelling characters, and an engaging plot—all while maintaining a good pace—is incredibly challenging. The books that successfully balance all of these elements are truly exceptional and stand out in the fantasy genre.
And now, even stars of the series are speaking out about their feelings on the controversial final season. Matthew Modine, who played Papa, was asked on Instagram if he enjoyed the series finale. To that, and likely much to Netflix‘s chagrin, he said simply, “No.” And when asked if he believed the fan-spun conspiracy theory that there was a secret ninth episode out there that’s still to be aired, he stated, “Hoping so for the fans.”
This week marks the 28th anniversary of the premiere of Power Rangers in Space on Fox Kids, February 6, 1998. As the fifth installment in the Power Rangers series, it was initially intended as the concluding chapter for the franchise, due to declining ratings. Power Rangers in Space brought a six-season storyline, character development, and the overarching Zordon saga to a close, and remains a fitting end to the original era of the show, even today.