Major Shonen Jump Series Confirms Disappointing Streaming Details

Wow, 2026 is shaping up to be an amazing year for anime! It’s already kicked off with You and I Are Polar Opposites, but I’m especially hyped for Akane-banashi! This series is based on the fantastic manga by Yuki Sunega and Takamasa Moe, and the anime finally premieres on April 4th, 2026. The best part? The official English X account announced that their YouTube channel will have all the latest trailers in tons of languages. And after it airs in Japan, we in North America and Latin America will be able to watch full episodes right there on YouTube – that’s incredible news!

Major X-Men ’97 Rumor Debunked by Star (And Marvel Fans Will Be Dissapointed)

While promoting Scream 7 with The Movie Dweeb, Neve Campbell addressed rumors about her involvement with X-Men ’97. She confirmed she hadn’t joined the show, stating, “I have not… No, I haven’t.” Campbell acknowledged the rumor and added with a laugh, “It’s amazing, the internet, what it can create.” She did express her enthusiasm for the project, implying she’d be open to joining in the future.

Nintendo Switch Console Exclusive Game Being Permanently Removed From eShop in 24 Hours

A “console exclusive” game is one that’s available on a specific console, but also on PC. While uncommon for many years, this type of exclusivity is now the most common in gaming. The game we’re discussing is Orebody: Binder’s Tale, released in 2022 by Orebody Inc and published by Nami Tentou. If you haven’t heard of it, it’s a fast-paced, side-scrolling shooter with a retro 8-bit style, similar to classic Mega Man games.

Steam Deck Does Not Fully Support First Big Game of 2026

Players hoping to enjoy Resident Evil Requiem on the Steam Deck this weekend can run the game, but it doesn’t perform as well as it could. Currently, Valve hasn’t officially verified the game for the Deck, and there’s no indication that will change soon.

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Confirms Special Episode Amid Anime’s Best Arc

A special episode will air on Japanese television at 10:00 PM, one day before the next episode of Season 2 is released. The voice actors for Frieren (Atsumi Tanezaki), Fern (Kana Ichinose), and Stark (Chiaki Kobayashi) will be guests, discussing what’s happened so far this season and exploring the current story arc. They’ll also share what they love about the series and give a preview of what’s to come. Currently, the episode will only be shown in Japan, but the cast’s conversation may be released online later.