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What makes this story truly work is its focus on relationships. It understands that fantasy is most engaging when we connect with the characters and their bonds, rather than just magical elements or grand predictions. Right from the start, the story centers on friendship, loyalty, and the decisions characters make, even during lighter moments. While each episode presents a new challenge, these problems usually connect to a bigger, overarching plot. It’s a similar setup to Percy Jackson, but instead of Greek mythology, this story is set in the world of Camelot.

Okay, so if you’ve played any of the Trails games before, you pretty much know the deal with this remake. But honestly, the reason I’m so excited to show you this is to highlight just how much the series has improved over time. It’s a big jump!

In Avengers: Doomsday, all of these characters will battle Doctor Doom, who is the film’s primary villain and likely a greater challenge than anyone else on this list. Each superhero brings unique abilities, skills, and resources to the fight, and these factors are considered when evaluating how well they can stand against Doom.

In 2009, The Office also saw a big boost in viewers. The episode “Stress Relief” from Season 5, which aired right after the Super Bowl, attracted a record-breaking 22.9 million U.S. viewers – the highest number for the entire series. Already a very popular show, The Office likely gained even more fans thanks to this exposure.

This feature would let you customize the controller by moving and resizing the D-pad, thumbsticks, and buttons to fit your needs. You could adjust it for accessibility, different games, or just personal preference. A picture shows Sony’s initial ideas for how this could work.

I was reading an interview with Gore Verbinski over at ComicBook about his new film, and he dropped a pretty surprising bit of news when asked about potential comic book adaptations. He said there’s a ton of great source material out there that hasn’t been touched, and then revealed he’s actually hoping to make a movie based on a comic called Ballistic, and he’s already thinking about starring Sam Rockwell – the guy from Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die – in it. It sounds really interesting!

Okay, so I absolutely loved KPop Demon Hunters, but honestly, it felt way too short! So many fans, myself included, were left wanting more, and I really think it would have thrived as a full anime series. But don’t worry, if you’re feeling that KPop Demon Huntersshaped hole in your life, there are plenty of other amazing shows out there! I’ve been on a mission to find anime that deliver that same exciting demon-hunting action – and some that even exceed* it – and I’ve finally picked out seven perfect series that have that same intensity, but each bring something totally unique to the table.

After a 25-year hiatus, the fighting game series Fatal Fury made a comeback in 2025 with Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. This new installment feels like a love letter to classic ‘90s fighting games, standing out from modern titles. While it features updated graphics, great combos, and solid fighting mechanics, it deliberately captures the feel of those older games. It sticks with the 2D movement style of past Fatal Fury games, even including a stage with the two-lane system from earlier versions. A familiar mechanic from Mark of the Wolves returns under a new name – “Selective Potential Gear” – and other features reinforce the game’s old-school roots.

Fighting games often need new content, like characters and updates, to stay popular. However, upcoming fighting games planned for 2026 are breaking the mold. Instead of the usual one-on-one battles, many are experimenting with team-based gameplay – two versus two, three versus three, or even four versus four. This shift to team battles creates more exciting and varied gameplay, letting players express themselves in new ways.

The storyline “Fatal Attractions” marked Magneto’s return in a pivotal X-Men arc, leading to an all-out clash with the team. Wolverine played a key role in the final battle, appearing in X-Men (Vol. 2) #25, and nearly secured victory before Magneto unleashed a brutal attack. In a shocking move – one that would likely be different today – Magneto stripped the adamantium from Wolverine’s skeleton. While it seemed to destroy a beloved character, this event ultimately contributed to Wolverine’s rise in popularity. Marvel took a huge risk by weakening him, and it paid off, making him even more iconic.