If you’re familiar with the Dragon Ball series – including Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super – you’ve probably noticed some confusing moments. We’ve compiled a list of the seven biggest plot holes and inconsistencies in the main Dragon Ball storyline. It’s a relief we didn’t include the non-official content like Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Heroes, or the list would have been much, much longer!
While Marvel didn’t invent superheroes or villains, they’ve significantly broadened the range of characters who can fall into those roles. Marvel has often drawn inspiration from both its rivals and its own past creations when developing villains, and sometimes this has resulted in villains becoming even more compelling than originally imagined. These seven Marvel villains, initially inspired by others, have become unique and surprising characters in their own right.
With patch 11.2.7, players who purchased the Midnight expansion gained early access to the new housing feature. However, the complete housing system won’t be available to everyone until the next WoW expansion launches on March 2nd, 2026. Housing is exclusive to those who buy the Midnight expansion. Players who pre-ordered are currently getting a first look, and initial reactions are positive. Blizzard is planning one final adjustment before the official release in March 2026.
It’s no surprise Peter Compton is based on real people – Nelson admits he combined four individuals into one character (originally, it was just based on one). Still, it’s fun to guess which famous actors inspired specific behaviors in the story. For example, which star purchased a restaurant to keep a key crew member on a film? Or, who sparked the viral meltdown that’s central to Peter’s story? Nelson insists everything in the story is true – either he lived it himself or heard it from someone who did. I won’t share my own guesses, though I have a few, because I’d rather avoid getting a call from a lawyer.
Splitgate: Arena Reloaded, the free-to-play multiplayer first-person shooter, is getting a fresh start and will be available again on December 17, 2025.
Scarlett Johansson has proven she can handle superhero roles, notably as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and is a talented actress overall. This opens up many possibilities for her next role alongside Robert Pattinson’s Batman. While fans have suggested characters like Andrea Beaumont/The Phantasm and Vicki Vale, there’s one casting choice that would be a major mistake: Harley Quinn. Fans overwhelmingly agree that Johansson should not play this character in The Batman Part II.
The term “RPG” covers a lot of different types of games. While often linked to fantasy worlds like those in Elder Scrolls or Dungeons & Dragons, many relaxing games such as Stardew Valley and Dave the Diver also include RPG features. There are also excellent science fiction RPGs available. This list highlights the most exciting and eagerly awaited RPGs planned for release in 2026, and details what we know about their release dates so far.
2XKO first launched in Early Access for PC via client download on October 7.
Annika first appeared in the first issue of Matt Fraction’s highly-regarded Batman series (2025). She’s a leading doctor at Arkham Towers, dedicated to helping Gotham’s most troubled and mentally ill criminals rebuild their lives. Her key method involves a device called the Crown of Storms, which aims to stabilize brain activity and restore normal thought patterns. In Batman #4, Bruce Wayne asked her out, but the story emphasizes that Annika is meant to be a romantic interest for Bruce as a private citizen, not as Batman.
It makes sense that Marvel chose SHIELD as the focus of their first big TV series, Agents of SHIELD. The show, which began in 2013, was initially created to run alongside the movies, showing how a world with superheroes affects ordinary people and giving more detail about the organization itself. Even though fans and Marvel officials still debate whether Agents of SHIELD is officially part of the main Marvel Cinematic Universe, the series provides a detailed history of its leadership that’s hard to overlook. Combining the blockbuster films with the show’s seven seasons gives us a complete look at everyone who has been Director of SHIELD.