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Many popular anime series are still being made, like Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Spy x Family, and The Apothecary Diaries, so it’s too early to judge whether they’ll have satisfying conclusions. In fact, very few anime manage to create a truly great final season. Most acclaimed endings come from shows with only one short story (Cowboy Bebop, Odd Taxi) or a single, unbroken run (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood). It’s rare for a long-running series, with breaks between seasons, to finish strongly.

The Hulk is changing again, and the latest story, The Infernal Hulk, is the reason. The previous volume ended with Bruce Banner and the Hulk split apart, Betty losing her powers, and a new entity taking control of the Hulk’s body. The first two issues focused on this new monster, and the third finally revealed what happened to Bruce and Betty. They’ve started fresh, and while Bruce is happy with their new life, Betty is struggling. This issue quickly reveals that Betty is dealing with more than just adjusting to a new normal – the Hulk has deeply affected her, and things are continuing to worsen.

The new podcast, Dropping Names with Brent and Jonny, launched with a conversation between actors Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner and their Star Trek: The Next Generation co-star, LeVar Burton. They reminisced about their time working together and what they’ve been up to since, including their appearance together in the third season of Star Trek: Picard.

The story unfolds in a world still recovering from three devastating wars. As the main narrative progresses, a fourth major conflict – the Fourth Great Ninja War – erupts. However, this war is different: instead of fighting each other, the ninja villages unite against a common enemy, Madara Uchiha. Each of these four great wars plays a crucial role in the overall story, and here’s a look at what actually happened during them.

Here is an overview of the game, via PlayStation Store:

The new sequel takes place almost 70 years after the original, leading many fans to anticipate seeing the main character as an elderly man. Instead, the reveal that Yuji doesn’t age was a surprising twist. This suggests that, with a body that never ages and decades of training, he’s become incredibly powerful. Yuji reappeared in Chapter 19 of the sequel, but he’s changed his moral outlook in unexpected ways. The most recent chapter showcases just how strong he’s become over the past century, and it’s honestly more impressive than even Gojo or Sukuna’s power.

As a movie critic, I’ve been watching the Marvel Cinematic Universe evolve, and it’s clear they’re really changing the game when it comes to power levels. While the Multiverse Saga hasn’t been perfectly connected, it’s become obvious they’re building towards the next two Avengers films by introducing incredibly powerful characters. What’s really struck me isn’t just that they’re adding these heroes, but how wildly different their powers are from anything we’ve seen before. In fact, Marvel’s given us three of its most powerful characters in just the last nine months – it’s a pretty exciting time to be a fan!

Becoming the Sorceress Supreme means Scarlet Witch will face even tougher challenges, but let’s take a look back at some of her most formidable foes in Marvel Comics so far.

For years, Zelda remained mostly silent in games. But with Breath of the Wild in 2016, she finally got a voice, thanks to voice actor Patricia Summersett. Summersett recently spoke with ComicBook about how she was cast as the princess, which other versions of Zelda she’d love to play, and what it’s like to be part of such an iconic series.

Does his most acclaimed film fall into any of those groups? Are those the only kinds of movies he’s truly excelled at? Let’s take a look and see.