Rather than requiring players to team up, the game fosters a dynamic, collaborative world where people playing alone can still thrive. You won’t always be with a group, but you’ll rarely feel completely isolated. When you meet other players, it’s usually a friendly exchange – a simple “Don’t Shoot!” – instead of immediate conflict.
Tim Drake’s boyfriend, Bernard, was present when Tim came out as bisexual, which was a significant moment for such a well-known character like Robin. However, Bernard was a problem because he lacked any real personality or development. For years, he was simply a boring character, but that’s starting to change with issue #3 of Matt Fraction’s Batman (2025).
If you’re a fan of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, you’ll want to check out Paramount+ this November! Starting November 1st, the streaming service will have almost all of the TMNT movies and shows, including the original films from the 1990s: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III.
Creating a truly great sitcom is surprisingly complicated. It needs more than just jokes – successful shows blend humor with relatable drama and moments that feel genuinely emotional. The best sitcoms consistently make us laugh while also featuring compelling characters brought to life by strong writing and performances. Unfortunately, even shows that get all these elements right often don’t receive the attention they deserve, despite being really enjoyable.
The English dub of Haikyu!! is widely considered to be one of the best anime dubs available, but it’s been difficult to find on different streaming platforms. Now, Crunchyroll is offering the English dubs for the first two seasons of the show. While the remaining seasons are still only available with Japanese audio and English subtitles, this is a significant improvement, as the English dubs for these earlier seasons haven’t been available for streaming in a long time.
The movie Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle has done very well in cinemas, and it doesn’t look like it will be available on DVD, Blu-ray, or streaming services soon. A new trailer featuring the character Giyu Tomioka reinforces that it will remain exclusively in theaters for the foreseeable future. Sadly, many fans won’t be able to see it in theaters anymore, as it’s been replaced by newer films in most locations.
The Marvel universe has a huge roster of villains, so it’s not surprising that some great Avengers enemies get forgotten. Despite having impressive abilities, interesting personalities, and elaborate plans, these villains often aren’t well-known even among dedicated fans.
While many actors have appeared in both the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and Doctor Who, this list focuses on those who’ve significantly impacted the MCU. It includes actors who played small roles in Doctor Who, companions to the Doctor, and even those who portrayed the Doctor themselves – all of whom have gone on to make memorable and important contributions to the MCU. Some of these actors will continue to be part of the MCU for years to come, even after their time on Doctor Who has ended.
So, I was reading Screen Daily about David Heyman and his company, Heyday Films, and they asked about the future of the franchise. Apparently, there’s no firm plan yet for when the next movie will actually happen. Heyman explained that Denis Villeneuve is still deep in filming Dune 3, so everything is on hold until that’s further along.
After canceling two series – Ping-Pong Peril and Ekiden Bros – Shonen Jump is introducing a new one called Hero Girl and Demon Lord Call It Quits by Matsuri Hatsubina. Shueisha has given fans a first look at the series, which will debut in the next issue of the magazine. It appears to be a heartwarming, everyday story with the potential to become a romance, and it stands out as a promising addition to the lineup.