The latest downloadable content is huge and includes a ton of new additions! Players can look forward to new characters like Super Android 17, King Piccolo, and Super Saiyan Bardock, plus costumes – including a childhood version of Gohan. There’s also new battle customization that lets you unlock powerful new super attacks for Goku and Vegeta, and even more content to explore.
This game has been in the works for between six and seven years, starting with the first ideas, and includes a new character created by the late Akira Toriyama, best known for Dragon Ball.
The exciting news was revealed at the start of Genkidamtsuri, with voice actress Masako Nozawa and Dragon Ball producer Akio Iyoku present. It made sense they were there, as they announced the return of Dragon Ball Super with the long-awaited Moro Arc. Previously hinted at as Dragon Ball Super: Galactic Patrol Arc, the new series will continue the story after the Tournament of Power, and will feature Goku and Vegeta battling a wizard who can steal energy. Production is underway, but a release date hasn’t been announced yet.
While Ubisoft is making changes and receiving investment, not all of its game franchises will likely continue. Reports indicate that the Watch Dogs series is being discontinued.
Although A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms shifts the focus away from the richest and most powerful families compared to Game of Thrones, the Targaryens still play a significant role in the story of Ser Duncan the Tall. Several Targaryens appear in George R.R. Martin’s The Hedge Knight novella, and they’re expected to be featured in the upcoming TV series as well. To help viewers keep track of the characters, a Targaryen family tree focusing on those in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms will be useful. Please be aware that the following information contains minor spoilers from The Hedge Knight novella, and therefore, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
Okay, I have to start with Disney’s Hexed – it was a brand new reveal at D23 and I’m already so excited! Right now, all we’ve gotten is the logo and one absolutely stunning piece of art (you can check it out above). Honestly, that’s why it’s a little lower on my list of most anticipated films, but the fact that Jose Trinidad (who worked on Zootopia+) and Jason Hand (Moana 2) are involved is already building a ton of hype. I can’t wait to see more!
As a movie buff, I’m really excited about what Hulu is bringing in February! They’re adding a ton of Ghostbusters movies throughout the month, which is awesome. And if you’re in the mood for something animated, both The Smurfs and The Smurfs 2 are coming to the platform too. You can find the complete list of new releases below if you want to check it all out.
This work treats even the most bizarre ideas with the same weight as serious subjects like drama or philosophy. It suggests that even unbelievable concepts can reveal fundamental truths about the human experience. The outcome is art that embraces paradox, being both lighthearted and deeply moving, and both playful and thought-provoking.
We immediately excluded some clear misses, like Bright, The Outsider, and Polar. We also left out films that were just okay, including Spenser Confidential, Coffee & Kareem, Project Power, 6 Underground, Kate (even though Mary Elizabeth Winstead did her best), Red Notice, and Army of the Dead.
The first part of the Naruto anime ran until 2007, and was immediately followed by Naruto: Shippuden, which picks up the story two and a half years later. The original series has 220 episodes, while Shippuden boasts 500, including filler episodes not found in the manga. Fans generally prefer the story arcs that directly follow the manga, as they are considered higher quality. Over the course of the series, many arcs were created, and while they are all enjoyable, some are stronger than others. This list ranks all the main story arcs, written by Masashi Kishimoto, from both parts of the anime.