The Apothecary Diaries Actor Apologies for Its Most Suggestive Scene

The Anime titled “The Apothecary Diaries” surprised many with its success, defying initial expectations. The series quickly gained popularity due to its gripping plot and well-developed characters, eventually becoming a fan favorite shortly after its debut. As the first season of “The Apothecary Diaries” came to a close, the character Jinshi, portrayed as a eunuch, garnered significant attention on social media platforms. Now, one of the voice actors associated with the anime has issued an apology for Jinshi’s most provocative scene in the series

Spirit Halloween Is Sending Fans to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios

Spirit Halloween is the go-to destination when it comes to ringing in the spooky season, as it offers costumes, decorations, and anything else you might need to honor All Hallow’s Eve, so it only makes sense that they’re partnering with Universal Studios to offer one lucky fan a trip for two to Halloween Horror Nights. Fans can simply head to Spirit Halloween’s Instagram page to enter, or can fill out this entry form. One winner will win airfare, accommodations, and entry to the annual Halloween Horror Nights event in either Hollywood or Orlando. Fans have until Sunday, September 8th at 11:59 p.m. ET to enter.

DC’s Creature Commandos Is “Kind of Like” Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy

James Gunn suggests that the Creature Commandos, the team at the heart of the initial project for the rebooted DC Universe, share a somewhat similar vibe with his past Marvel companions, the Guardians of the Galaxy. However, there’s a key distinction: unlike the likable misfits in the Milano, these gritty antiheroes aren’t known for their kindness. Instead, Gunn describes them as unsavory characters – essentially the Guardians without the emotional depth. In essence, his interpretation of this classic DC team aligns with how the Ravagers were portrayed in the first Guardians of the Galaxy film

James Gunn’s Superman Is the “True Start” of the New DCU

The animated series “Creature Commandos,” which takes place in the revamped DC Universe, serves as a tantalizing preview for the main event: James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film. According to DC Studios co-head, this Viola Davis and Frank Grillo-voiced series (debuting on Max on December 5th) is likened to an “aperitif,” providing a taste of the interconnected DCU. This expansive universe officially kicks off when David Corenswet’s Man of Steel hits theaters in July 2025. One way they are linking these stories: Grillo will reprise his role as Rick Flag Sr., first seen in “Creature Commandos,” in both the live-action Superman and Peacemaker season 2

South Park Won’t Return Until 2025 Citing Election Year

Ever since its TV debut in 1997, the show “South Park” has kept audiences entertained with the outrageous and bizarre escapades of characters Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny. Unlike most shows, it’s departed from traditional seasons, opting for occasional special episodes instead. The last time we saw a new episode was due to “South Park: The End of Obesity,” which came out in May this year. However, animation enthusiasts eagerly waiting for the show to return before this year’s presidential election might be disappointed according to a recent update