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This weekend, during a 40th-anniversary celebration in Japan, Dragon Ball Super officially announced its comeback as an anime series with Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol. The first details have been released, confirming the new anime will adapt the “Galactic Patrol Prisoner” arc from the Dragon Ball Super manga. This arc focuses on the dangerous villain, Planet Eater Moro. You can find a first look at the new anime below.

With the defeat of Victor von Doom, the Marvel Universe is gradually recovering. Recent issues of Captain America revealed a hidden history between Steve Rogers and Doom, showing that one of Cap’s first missions after being revived involved a trip to Latveria. He discovered the U.S. actually played a part in Doom gaining his power. Now, the comic returns to the present day, and Captain America is needed for another mission. However, Steve is questioning whether he can truly trust the group leading this new operation.

Netflix recently published its viewing data for July through December of 2025. The sequel Happy Gilmore 2, released in late July, was the second most popular movie with 135 million views. It came in behind the animated hit Kpop Demon Hunters, which was viewed 482 million times. These were the only two Netflix films to reach over 100 million views during that period, and Happy Gilmore 2 was the clear winner among sequels.

Animated films consistently perform well in theaters, and 2027 is predicted to be an especially strong year for them. Based on past successes, several animated sequels and new franchises are likely to be among the year’s biggest hits. Here’s a look at 11 confirmed animated movies, listed from those we’re least to most excited about.

The complete run of Bryan Fuller’s charming but brief series, Pushing Daisies, will be removed from HBO Max on January 28th, ironically as fans and the creator himself express renewed interest in a third season. The show, a whimsical blend of fairytale and crime drama, centers on Ned (played by Lee Pace), a pie-maker with the extraordinary ability to bring people back to life with just a touch. Over its two seasons, Ned uses this gift to solve crimes by temporarily reviving murder victims.

It hasn’t always been difficult to find classic games. If you’re looking for top titles from the PlayStation 1 or 2 era, you might struggle. The original hardware isn’t made anymore, and the physical game discs are now quite expensive. Take Xenosaga, for example – a once-popular Japanese role-playing game that’s largely been forgotten, even though the people who made it went on to create a hugely successful RPG series. It’s currently hard to play in the UK and many other regions outside North America, and legal issues could mean it’s lost to time completely.

As a movie lover, I’ve noticed everything feels… recycled lately. It’s all sequels, reboots, and stuff based on existing brands. So when something new comes along, it instantly feels like a breath of fresh air. This film isn’t trying to capitalize on what we already know; it’s aiming for a different crowd, taking its time, and telling a completely unique story. It’s exciting because it’s not relying on nostalgia or pre-existing fan love – it’s standing on its own two feet, and that’s a really welcome change.

Here is a look at the first ten mutants the X-Men fought in comics, ranked by power.

The trailer reveals even more exciting moments! Princess Peach isn’t just fighting Ninjis – she’s also going up against Birdo, a classic enemy from Super Mario Bros. 2. We also see Peach and Mario tackling a dangerous obstacle course, Luigi using the Frog Suit to defeat a Boss Bass, and Yoshi facing off against a huge dinosaur that fans will recognize from Super Mario Odyssey.

Rumors suggested Daisy Ridley might reprise her role as Rey in a future film, but that doesn’t seem to be happening. Screenwriter Jonathan Tropper recently discussed his new comedy, The Wrecking Crew, with ScreenRant. During the interview, he was asked about Star Wars: Starfighter and explained that he and Levy created a fresh story, free from the constraints of previous installments.