A good anime finale should tie up loose ends, create a satisfying mood, and stay faithful to the original story. Sadly, many anime have endings that fans disagree with, even after having several seasons to build up to them. While it’s easier to excuse a short series for a weak ending, it’s much more disappointing when a longer, more involved story doesn’t deliver a rewarding conclusion.
The original Jujutsu Kaisen manga is still performing exceptionally well, currently ranking third in sales. Its sequel, Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, is also doing remarkably well at number six. It’s unusual for both a series and its follow-up to be so popular simultaneously. The original manga has already sold over 150 million copies globally, and sales continue to climb even though the final volumes came out over a year ago. With the anime’s third season bringing renewed attention to the main story, and Modulo nearing its conclusion, Jujutsu Kaisen is solidifying its position as a leading force in the manga world.
The upcoming livestream will feature updates on Silent Hill: Townfall, a new game in the series developed by Screen Burn (previously known as No Code, the creators of Observation). The announcement promises “the latest updates” during a Silent Hill Transmission on February 12th at 4:00 PM Pacific Time. While Bloober Team is reportedly working on a remake of the original Silent Hill, it’s currently unknown if that project will be shown during the livestream.
Suda announced that Grasshopper Direct has a surprise: they’re planning to release another game in 2026. While they don’t have details on what the game will be or when they’ll officially announce it, they promise to share more information soon. They encourage fans to stay tuned to events, news, and videos for updates, and assure them the announcement is coming. Please keep watching for news!
Fans loved Daima for its thrilling story and bringing back the Super Saiyan 3 and 4 transformations. Interestingly, before the show even started, Toei Animation received a lot of criticism for its weak marketing efforts. Despite this, Daima became a big hit, and it’s a shame the studio didn’t prioritize promotion more. Now, they seem to be learning from this with Dragon Ball Super, actively promoting its return through an upcoming pop-up event. A first look was shared on X by the popular Dragon Ball fan account, @DokkanAssets.
These aliens stand out because of their interesting looks or unique abilities. We didn’t include E.T., though – he’s sweet, but not exactly what you’d call ‘cool’.
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Watching the series unfold, it’s become clear that many characters from the original manga are exactly as we remember them. For example, Yuji Itadori’s powers have stopped him from aging. Now, as the story heads towards its ending, Yuji has made a surprising reappearance, seemingly to prepare us for the final showdown. The latest chapter, number 21, reveals that the characters are determined to end the cycle of curses – and if they succeed, it looks like sorcerers won’t be needed anymore.
Wolverine remained a hugely popular character throughout the 2000s, and it was largely the last decade where he truly shined—Marvel began to focus less on mutants after the start of the 21st century. While there were many great Wolverine stories during that time, here are five of the most memorable and impactful.