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This list focuses solely on individual Elves who appear or play a significant role in The Lord of the Rings, including both Tolkien’s book and Peter Jackson’s movies. While the larger Tolkien legendarium features countless other Elves in works like The Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales, covering them all would require a separate article. The characters included here vary from minor advisors with just a few lines to the most powerful immortal beings in Middle-earth at the start of the Fourth Age, and they are ranked based on the extent of their power as defined by Tolkien.

Porting Final Fantasy VII Rebirth wasn’t a simple copy-and-paste process. Because the Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 have different capabilities, the game needed some adjustments to run smoothly on the Nintendo console. Surprisingly, this process actually helped the development team refine their plans for the final game in the trilogy. Before Final Fantasy VII Rebirth launches on the Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S, Game Director Naoki Hamaguchi discussed these changes with egmr.ru.

This set of two Squishmallow pillows features the beloved characters Mando and Grogu in super-soft form! Mando is wearing his helmet, showing off his Mandalorian armor as a Squishmallow, and Grogu, much smaller in size, appears to be either sleeping or practicing his Force abilities with his eyes closed. At $34.99, this exclusive set is a fantastic choice for both Star Wars enthusiasts and Squishmallow collectors.

Sony originally announced back in February during their PlayStation State of Play broadcast that the classic game Time Crisis would be coming to PS Plus in May. This updated version of the 1997 PlayStation game will be added to the PS Plus Classics catalog, meaning only Premium members will have access. Like other older PlayStation games recently released, Time Crisis will be playable on both PS5 and PS4, and will also be available for individual purchase on the PlayStation Store starting May 19th.

The Nagasaki Prefectural Police recently used popular anime poses – including those from characters like Josuke Higashikata, Yujiro Hanma, and Captain Ginyu – on their social media to connect with residents. Along with the fun photos, they shared important updates: they’re hiring and reminding people to be aware of police impersonation scams. With anime being so popular in Japan, it’s no surprise they’re using it to get their message across online.

In the latest episode of One Piece, Luffy and his crew escaped the kingdom of Alabasta and are now heading towards Elbaph, the legendary island of the giants. Fans have also been anticipating the introduction of a key character, Loki, and it looks like he’ll finally appear in Episode 1160. Check out a preview of the episode below!

The initial Villainous UA for Dungeons & Dragons added new options for four classes—Cleric, Druid, Fighter, and Sorcerer—giving players a wider range of character types to choose from. Players could create Clerics devoted to a Domain of Pestilence, focusing on poison, or Druids of the Circle of the Titan, who transform into enormous, powerful natural forces. Fighters gained the option to become Hell Knights, drawing strength from the fires of the underworld, and Sorcerers could tap into the magic of infamous Demon Lords through the Demonic Sorcery subclass.

Since the prequel films, Star Wars stories have increasingly shown us the details of how the Republic fell and the Empire rose to power. Star Wars: The Clone Wars especially highlighted the events leading to this downfall, including the pivotal moment of Order 66, which was essential for the Empire’s rise and control. However, looking back, it’s become clear that the Empire ultimately failed in its goals.

During interviews for the new Mortal Kombat 2 movie, Ed Boon was asked about the possibility of Cole Young – the character introduced in the 2021 film as a way for audiences to connect with the story – appearing in a future Mortal Kombat game. He then mentioned some ideas that ultimately didn’t happen.

Good news for fans of Peasant Aristocrat! A fourth season of the anime, also known as Hyakusho Kizoku, is officially in production. The show is a funny take on the author, Rumiko Takahashi’s, own experiences working on a farm in Hokkaido before becoming a manga artist. Instead of a straightforward autobiography, the story cleverly features a cow with glasses as the main character, covering a seven-year period of her life. The original manga is quite popular too, with over five million copies sold, proving the series has a dedicated following.