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The movie “Deadpool & Wolverine” is jam-packed with cameos and hidden references, including well-known ones like Chris Evans as Human Torch, Wesley Snipes as Blade, and Henry Cavill playing a variant of Wolverine. However, there might be one that fans could have overlooked if they weren’t very attentive. On Instagram, costume illustrator Jonay Bacallado has been posting images from his work on “Deadpool & Wolverine” and now he’s giving fans a clearer view of Psylocke.

Fans of “My Hero Academia” may be eagerly anticipating the upcoming movie, titled “My Hero Academia: You’re Next,” which is set to hit theaters soon. However, fans won’t have to wait much longer as a new movie within the franchise will be available on Netflix later this month. As it stands, “My Hero Academia” is currently in the middle of Season 7 of its TV anime series, with the fourth film in the series set to arrive in the United States and Canada this Fall. While there’s plenty of exciting developments for the anime right now, it’s also a great time to reflect on how far the franchise has progressed over the past few years.

Currently, One Piece is filling in the blanks from the Reverie arc, and fans have just been given a sneak peek of what lies ahead for the anime with the preview for Episode 1108. The upcoming storyline, titled One Piece: Egghead Arc, momentarily pauses from the ongoing escapades of Luffy and his Straw Hat crew attempting to flee Dr. Vegapunk’s future island lab, offering a glimpse into other parts of the sea. With Sabo making his comeback in the previous episodes, it’s now time to disclose what transpired during the Reverie as he outlines how Nefertari Cobra met his demise.

Following his role in the critically panned “Suicide Squad” in 2016 and reprising his character’s death in the opening scene of “The Suicide Squad” in 2021, Jai Courtney remains dedicated to Captain Boomerang. The actor and character have formed a strong bond, with Courtney breathing life into the talkative villain, making him a beloved fan favorite. With James Gunn directing “The Suicide Squad” in 2024 as part of a new DC Universe, could this be an opportunity for Courtney to rejoin the franchise?

Anya Taylor-Joy has portrayed several remarkable characters, yet there’s one role that she finds particularly appealing – the character of Elsa from Frozen. According to Vogue Hong Kong (as reported by Entertainment Weekly), Taylor-Joy expressed a strong desire for this role if Disney were ever to create a live-action version of the beloved animated film. In conversation with the magazine, Taylor-Joy shared her dream of performing in a musical and then mentioned Frozen as an exciting opportunity because it would not only be intriguing due to Elsa’s powers, but also because it would be delightful to play a character that her siblings’ kids recognize and cherish.

It turns out that the artist behind the popular manga “Gachiakuta” has gained widespread attention due to a passionate defense they posted online against a critic of the anime “Soul Eater”. This manga, initially published in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine in 2022, and soon to be adapted into an anime, has already garnered a significant following among manga enthusiasts. However, with its official anime adaptation scheduled for next year, the series is set to gain even more fans due to the creator’s ardent support of other popular franchises, including “Soul Eater”, which is marking its 20th anniversary.