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The latest trailer revealed plans for a remake of the Frieza saga, offering fans a first look at the revived villain. Though not yet officially announced by the anime itself, Masako Nozawa, the voice of Goku, has confirmed that the intense battle between Goku and Frieza from Dragon Ball Super will be recreated in this new film. During a recent presentation, Executive Producer Akio Iyoku discussed the updates and changes being made for the remake.

This special box creates a 3D effect with the scenes designed by the director and will be showcased at the Ghibli’s Grand Warehouse starting July 8th, 2026. Along with a new project from Miyazaki, the studio has shared a preview of their partnership with TOHO Cinemas. They’ve also announced a short animated film to promote the park, which will be released as July nears.

Given how popular the animated movie is, it’s likely KPop Demon Hunters will become a bigger series. Netflix should definitely explore expanding it, and here are some ideas on how to do that while keeping the franchise fresh and engaging over time.

The game is scheduled to release on May 12, 2026. You can watch a trailer below to get a sneak peek at what awaits Dante.

This new version of the film is a complete overhaul, with updated visuals, sound, and editing. Every scene has been reshot, and the filmmakers are working closely with the original creator, Akira Toriyama, using his initial concepts as a guide. Toriyama also wrote the first film, which came out in 2013, before the Dragon Ball Super manga started. A trailer revealing Frieza’s return was recently released during the Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour, confirming this fresh take on the story.

For many years, the game studio Midway created the Mortal Kombat series, starting with the original arcade game in 1995, which was known for its violent competition. When Midway went bankrupt in 2009, Warner Bros. acquired the Mortal Kombat franchise and renamed the studio NetherRealm Studios in April 2010. While this team had previously developed the less-successful Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe, their next game, released a year after the studio’s rebranding, was much more popular.

It’s been almost a year since the game first came out, and it wasn’t well-received. Unfortunately, we’re still hearing negative updates about it.

Nintendo recently revealed a new trailer for Splatoon Raiders, highlighting how players can customize their characters and the game’s focus on using gadgets in battles. News of the trailer came through the Nintendo Today app, and wasn’t part of a larger Nintendo Direct presentation or scheduled event.

Fans were thrilled to see Jensen Ackles return as Soldier Boy, hinting at a Supernatural reunion with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins, a possibility first shown in the trailer for The Boys Season 5. While everyone was excited about seeing the trio together again, details about Padalecki and Collins’ roles remained a mystery – until recently, when Padalecki’s character was finally revealed. Although he hasn’t appeared in Season 5 yet, knowing who he’s playing makes his debut even more anticipated, and he’s sure to deliver a strong performance.

This week, Argonaut Games announced they’re planning to bring back Buck Bumble, a quirky N64 shooter from November 1998. Players control Buck Bumble, a cyborg bee, and fly through various levels, battling other mutated insects. While the game didn’t receive great reviews when it was originally published by Ubisoft, it’s remained popular with N64 fans, largely due to its memorable title music.