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2021 has been a momentous year for the popular anime series, Haikyu, with its first of two concluding films marking the end of Shoyo Hinata’s captivating story in the anime adaptation. Coinciding perfectly with the upcoming 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France, the volleyball-themed anime found renewed popularity as a renowned athlete openly displayed his affection for the series. In a recent interview, German Volleyball player Tobias Krick not only confessed his fervor for Haikyu but also expressed his admiration for the character, Tsukishima, who shares the same position as a “middle blocker” on his team.

Bandai Namco Entertainment has just released a character trailer for “Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero.” This trailer emphasizes two significant story arcs, the Saiyan and Namek sagas, which are crucial moments in the Dragon Ball chronology. The trailer also confirms that these characters will be part of the extensive roster. You can watch it below for yourself.

1) The transition from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has been modest, with only a few talent making the leap so far. Cody Rhodes was the first major star to depart Tony Khan’s wrestling company and rejoin his former employer, WWE, in April 2022. Later, Brian Pillman Jr., who had previously worked for AEW, joined WWE NXT. Over the past year, Jade Cargill, Shawn Spears, and Ethan Page also moved from AEW to WWE. While only a small number of contracted talent have made the switch, many wrestlers have competed in individual matches for AEW before signing with WWE. Current NXT stars Je’Von Evans and Nathan Frazer both participated in matches on AEW Dark before securing developmental contracts with WWE.

As a long-time fan of “American Rust” who eagerly waited for each new episode, I was thrilled when Amazon saved the series from cancellation and gave it a second chance. I binge-watched the entire second season in one sitting, savoring every moment of the complex characters and gripping storyline based on Philipp Meyer’s novel.

1. Takeru Hokazono is soaring in success as a manga artist, captivating readers worldwide with his gripping revenge tale in “Kagurabachi.” Although no official announcement has been made about the possibility of an anime adaptation for “Kagurabachi,” it’s highly likely that this popular shonen series will make its way onto television screens. Hokazono continues to pour effort into his manga, but he also finds time to explore content beyond the anime realm. The upcoming Netflix series “Arcane,” based on “League of Legends,” is set to return this fall on streaming platforms, and Takeru might be among its most enthusiastic fans.

At San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Comics unveiled exciting news for fans of Deadpool and Wolverine’s beloved dog companion: Dogpool is getting his own comic series! In the recent Deadpool film debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this canine character stole the show with numerous unexpected appearances and hilarious moments. Despite numerous impressive cameos and guest stars, Dogpool stood out as a fan favorite before the movie’s premiere. Now, readers will have the opportunity to continue following Dogpool on his adventures through his very own comic book.