There’s been a lot of excitement about a possible announcement for Kingdom Hearts 4. This seems likely considering game director Tetsuya Nomura mentioned the team was aiming for the franchise’s 25th anniversary in 2027. If that timeline holds, we might see a reveal around Tokyo Game Show 2026, making an announcement on May 12th a good fit. However, we haven’t had much news since 2022, so it’s also possible these rumors aren’t accurate.
Atsushi Kaneko, the producer of Solo Leveling, recently spoke at Mumbai Comic Con 2026 (as reported by @Sage2612 on X) and addressed questions about a potential Season 3. While he didn’t confirm anything specific, Kaneko assured fans he’s actively working on the anime’s future and asked for a little more patience.
The limited number of episodes changed how science fiction shows were written for television. Writers moved away from self-contained stories – where everything reset each week for reruns – and began crafting ongoing narratives, similar to novels. This format also allowed showrunners to create complex stories that reflected the fears of the time, like the Cold War and concerns about government corruption. Ultimately, this period proved that serialized science fiction could be successful on TV, paving the way for the ambitious, high-quality genre shows we see today.
Here are six original PlayStation platformers that are still worth playing today.
Cyclops’s current team is unique because it’s made up of X-Men who all have a villainous past. While some, like Beast and Xorn, weren’t directly evil, they’re connected to darker forces – Xorn through his brother’s actions, and Beast as a heroic version of a truly villainous original. These X-Men have faced their inner demons and now use their power for good, but that lingering darkness makes them incredibly formidable. We’re going to rank the team based on their potential for raw power – how much damage they could inflict if they weren’t holding back. Let’s take a look at each of these X-Men.
This helps explain why a vintage Transformers set sold for over $20,625 in 2025. It was the 1985 Devastator set, and collectors highly prize it because it was the first time the toys featured robots combining into one larger figure. Six robots – Scrapper, Hook, Bonecrusher, Long Haul, Mixmaster, and Scavenger – joined together to form Devastator, establishing the idea of “combiners” that would be used in future Transformers lines.
Netflix now has both seasons of Everyone is Doing Great. The show originally debuted on Hulu in 2021 with its first season, which was created by James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti, both known for their work on One Tree Hill. Season one received positive reviews, earning an 80% score from critics and a remarkable 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. While Hulu didn’t renew the show, the cast independently produced a second season in 2023. Now, five years after the initial release and three years after production of the second season, Netflix has added both seasons for viewers to enjoy.
These short stories have become a delightful treat, even though they make the wait for the main ‘Exodus’ story even harder. The newest one follows Jun Aslan and his team as they investigate the mysterious Ghost City beneath Lidon, and it’s really made us eager to see more of that location.
This cookbook was developed with guidance from Hyuuga and features 23 recipes seen in the story, including the chocolate love potion Maomao makes. It also contains six original short stories by Hyuuga, each with a new recipe. Remarkably, according to Mantan Web, the book is already being reprinted before its official release due to overwhelming pre-order demand. Its popularity has clearly exceeded expectations, given the series’ existing fanbase.
J.G. Quintel, the creator of Regular Show: The Lost Tapes, had been keeping the details of the revival a secret, promising answers in the first episode. And he delivered! The premiere explains that “The Lost Tapes” are actually previously unseen adventures from Pops’ memories, which viewers experience alongside him.