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Following Power Rangers Jungle Fury, Power Rangers RPM was the final Power Rangers season produced under Disney’s ownership. Premiering on March 7, 2009, with the episode “The Road to Corinth,” RPM featured a new team of Rangers battling a science fiction villain in a post-apocalyptic world – a significant change for the series. This unique theme and setting initially appealed to fans, and over time, RPM has gained a devoted following and become a cult classic, successfully concluding the Disney era of Power Rangers.

The fourth season of Bridgerton is here, and it’s full of drama! This time, the story centers on Benedict Bridgerton, who’s left to manage the family while his brother is traveling in India. He initially continues his carefree lifestyle, but unexpectedly falls for a captivating woman wearing a silver mask. What he doesn’t know is that she’s Sophie Baek, a maid working for his stepmother. Their connection leads to plenty of playful trouble, and as you can expect from Bridgerton, there’s a lot of both passionate romance and heartfelt emotion along the way.

After the success of its first season, a second season of Ted was expected. However, according to creator Seth MacFarlane, there are currently no plans for future seasons. This comes as a surprise given how popular the second season has been, but the way the season concludes suggests MacFarlane and his team are focusing on other projects.

The real highlight of Hogwarts Legacy is Hogwarts itself. Avalanche Software did an incredible job of bringing the iconic Harry Potter school to life with amazing detail. Given how large Hogwarts is, there’s a lot to discover. The game cleverly unlocks different sections of the school as you progress through the story, which means it’s easy to overlook hidden areas. Many players find they need to play through the game multiple times to truly find everything. For example, one fan didn’t discover a hidden elf living space until their second playthrough.

So, what makes Absolute Batman so great? Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta are at their best with the writing and artwork, delivering a Batman series full of exciting, dynamic action, fantastic character designs, and a story that feels modern and relatable. It’s also packed with cool details, like Batman’s unique weaponry and frightening new versions of classic villains like Bane, Poison Ivy, and the Joker. There are many reasons to enjoy Absolute Batman, and here are five of them.

The Spring 2026 anime season is almost here, and fans are eagerly awaiting the return of popular series like Mission: Yozakura Family. To build excitement for the premiere, it’s been announced that Mission: Yozakura Family Season 2 will debut in Japan on April 12th. Along with this news, a new trailer and poster have been released, giving fans a first look at what’s to come.

Consoles: Atari Lynx, NEC TurboExpress, Nintendo Game Boy, & Sega Game Gear

The series, No Tail to Tell, follows Eun-ho, a nine-tailed fox spirit who loves indulging in human life. To stay immortal, she actively avoids doing good deeds, leaving her free to enjoy endless leisure. Eun-ho fully embraces her eternal youth and all the pleasures life offers, unburdened by morality. However, her carefree existence is disrupted when she meets Kang Si-yeol, a talented but arrogant soccer player. After a surprising accident, Eun-ho is transformed into a regular human and must learn to deal with real emotions and responsibilities for the first time.

Next week’s biggest game releases are likely to be Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. However, don’t forget to check out John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando and 1348 Ex Voto as well.

When it was time to create Deep Space Nine in the early 1990s, the show’s creators felt limited by some established Star Trek guidelines. As producer Rick Berman later explained, Gene Roddenberry had a strong preference against significant conflict between 24th-century human characters, which made developing compelling storylines difficult. Fortunately, the Deep Space Nine team found a way around this by focusing conflicts on interactions between Starfleet personnel and civilians, and between humans and their surroundings.