The new series, Starfleet Academy, takes place far into the 32nd century, so distant in the Star Trek timeline that it’s difficult for many familiar characters to appear without involving time travel. However, the show has already brought back some returning faces, suggesting more could join them. This raises the question of which characters would naturally fit into this future story.
Okay, so I’ve been playing a lot of Highguard, and I wanted to break down all the heroes for you. I’m ranking them based on how well they can adapt to different situations throughout a match – basically, how useful they are overall. For each hero, I’ll quickly cover what they’re good at, where they struggle, and when you’ll really want to pick them. This isn’t about making a strict ‘best to worst’ list, but it will give you a good idea of who’s strong as you’re learning the game and help you pick the right hero for the job.
Here are 5 fantastic fantasy movies based on books that you might not know well. You may recognize a few, but others are hidden gems—all are worth checking out!
Despite taking very different paths to reach their ambitions, Koichi and Deku share several similarities – they both started as underdogs and greatly admire professional heroes. Crucially, both of their journeys truly begin when someone takes them under their wing as a mentor. These mentors, while appearing distinct, actually have a lot in common, as demonstrated in an surprising way by My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2. (Be aware that this discussion contains minor spoilers for Season 2.)
For over thirty years, fans begged for a follow-up to the 1986 hit Top Gun. Despite the demand, a sequel seemed unlikely for a long time. Finally, Top Gun: Maverick arrived in 2022 and became a huge success. Made on a budget of $177 million, the film earned over $1.496 billion and is now considered one of the best movies of the 2020s, continuing to have a significant impact on popular culture.
These Hulk comic covers are truly remarkable, showcasing incredible artistry and skill. They’re not just memorable for Hulk fans, but are considered iconic in the history of comic books.
These are our first thoughts, but like a lot of people, we were curious to see what game Geoff Keighley was so confident in that he staked his reputation on it. After the end of The Game Awards, we hadn’t heard anything, and many feared it would end up like Concord – a game that disappeared without a trace.
The original Screamer game launched on October 31, 1995, and was a huge hit, with many considering it one of the greatest racing games ever made. That’s why the upcoming revival in 2026 is generating so much excitement. This new version of Screamer is being created and released by Milstone S.r.l., the team known for the Ride and MotoGP games. Given Milstone’s history, fans of the original and racing fans in general have a promising arcade racer to anticipate.
The series centers around Isagi Yoichi, a talented soccer player who’s selected for Blue Lock, a unique training program. Three hundred of the nation’s best high school strikers are brought together and isolated to compete for a single spot. Although details about the Blue Lock anime are still upcoming, a live-action movie is planned for release in Japan during the summer of 2026. Currently, there’s no news about whether the film will be shown in theaters outside of Japan.
If you enjoy the animated series Lamput, you’ll want to watch it soon on HBO Max. This Cartoon Network show features a playful, orange creature named Lamput and follows the chaotic chase between him and two scientists. While three seasons of the show have been available on the streaming service, Season 1 will be removed on January 31st. Lamput originally ran for four seasons with a total of 147 short episodes, which range in length from 18 seconds to five minutes, and first aired in 2017.