The State of Play Japan event starts at 2 PM Pacific Time, 5 PM Eastern Time, or 10 PM GMT. It will be shown in Japanese with English subtitles, and will be hosted by Juki Kaji, a well-known voice actor who has worked on popular series like Fairy Tail, One-Punch Man, and Ys.
The decision to move away from the timeline established by J.J. Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek film is disappointing, considering how much the newer shows rely on it. It’s difficult to picture Star Trek being as popular today without that initial reboot. However, dwelling on the past isn’t productive, so it’s time to focus on what’s next. Here are seven actors who could perfectly portray the original Enterprise crew in a future Star Trek movie.
How long an anime movie is always depends on the story it tells. But, like any film, many anime movies are great because they take the time they need to tell that story well. This is especially true for the longest anime films ever made – it’s hard to believe any of them could have been shorter without losing something important.
After the latest episode aired this weekend, a new trailer for My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON revealed that the story is reaching its peak as Deku and Shigaraki face off. The series has also announced that only five episodes remain, making this final season a total of 11 episodes – a bit shorter than the 12 or 13 episodes many fans were expecting.
Back in 1963, ABC launched The Outer Limits, a science fiction show similar to The Twilight Zone, featuring standalone stories. While the original series had some memorable episodes like “Demon With a Head Glass” and “The Architects of Fear,” it was the show’s reboot that truly succeeded, lasting seven seasons and consistently surprising viewers. Even now, decades later, one particular episode of The Outer Limits remains powerfully effective, despite numerous attempts by Hollywood to replicate its impact.
Here is an overview of the game, via HypeTrain Digital:
Okay, so everyone else is getting Resident Evil: Survival Unit right now, but it looks like players in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brunei, Myanmar, and Mongolia will have to wait until early 2026. Luckily, if you’re in one of those countries and are hyped for the game, you can already pre-register on your favorite online store to be ready when it drops!
Fortunately, Batman and his allies aren’t the only ones fighting for the world. Many other incredibly powerful heroes are always ready to help. However, some of these exceptionally strong characters haven’t yet made it to the big screen. Here are five DC heroes with god-like powers who haven’t appeared in a live-action movie.
A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) by @kickingcomics highlighted a mysterious character in a scene from a vision Tony Stark had of the Avengers’ defeat. The scene shows the original Avengers team either dead or badly wounded, and a woman who hasn’t appeared in any of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films or shows is visible among them, lying next to Hawkeye. Fans are now trying to figure out who she is and why she was included in that specific, grim vision, as she’s the only person in the scene who isn’t a known ally of the Avengers at that point in the story.
I loved DC Comics growing up in the ’80s, but let’s be real – they didn’t get everything right. Every decade has those characters that really define the time, and looking back, some of them are just… awkward. There are a few I still adore, but that doesn’t change how cringey they were! Here are five ’80s DC characters that, even as a fan, I have to admit are pretty embarrassing.