In a chat with IGN, Motokura disclosed that Nintendo executive Yoshiaki Koizumi proposed a concept for a new Donkey Kong game that would be three-dimensional. It’s worth noting that since the release of Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat in 2004, most games in the Donkey Kong series have been side-scrolling platformers in a 2D format. However, these games have incorporated 3D graphics.
Essentially, as per Motokura, a significant aspect of the gameplay in “Donkey Kong Bananza” involves damaging the environment and causing destruction, which players can do. He called this concept “continuity of destruction,” where players are guided from damaged parts of the environment to new areas that can also be destroyed for greater rewards. Motokura pointed out that this aspect could be expanded even more with the hardware capabilities of the Switch 2.
In the Mega Evolution Pokemon card collection, there will be a grand total of more than 180 cards. This set includes approximately a dozen Mega Evolution Pokemons like the examples given. Additionally, you’ll find 15 Trainer Cards in this series, boasting over 50 unique illustrations for both Trainer and Pokemon cards. Today, the initial wave of new products from the Mega Evolution lineup has been unveiled. Pictures have started to spread showing various items from the upcoming collection, such as the booster pack artwork and mini tins.
Similar to numerous other manga creators, Yudai Debata from the series “Solo Camping For Two” is dealing with some health complications. This information was disclosed in the issues of Kondansha’s Morning Magazine, yet few specifics were given about Debata’s condition or when the series might resume. Since its debut in 2018, Yudai has devoted a considerable amount of time to the tale of experienced camper Gen Kinokura and novice camper Shizuku Kusano. The manga world has seen many artists face significant health challenges, often due to the intense nature of the industry and the relentless workload needed to deliver manga for readers’ enjoyment. Here’s hoping that Yudai Debata recovers swiftly from their current health predicament.
In this hypothetical post-credits scene, it’s a bit unclear what’s happening based on the picture alone, but if we consider the original story, Brainiac might have just landed on Earth as part of his quest to gather knowledge and data from all over the cosmos. Brainiac is known for reducing entire cities to miniature sizes and preserving them on his spaceship, thus safeguarding their wisdom while annihilating the planet they once stood on. Here’s a fan-made image depicting the scene; take a look:
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The four-issue series titled ‘Damnation’ was penned by Donny Cates and Nick Spencer, illustrated by Rod Reis. This storyline extended to other monthly titles too. In this tale, Mephisto seized control of Las Vegas, striving to make it a real-life version of hell. The Midnight Sons – comprising Moon Knight, Blade, Ghost Rider, Elsa Bloodstone, Man-Thing, and Doctor Voodoo – stood against him. Additionally, they encountered the Avengers who were under Mephisto’s spell, forced to fight on his behalf.
Since 2018, the show Somebody Feed Phil follows Philip Rosenthal, a well-known writer and producer (who created “Everybody Loves Raymond”), as he journeys through various cities worldwide to savor local cuisines. Simultaneously, it highlights charitable organizations and non-profits aiming to make a positive impact. The series kicked off its eighth season on June 18, 2025, with one of its latest episodes setting a new record as the highest-rated episode so far.
In many instances, we see iconic historical figures playing significant roles in the vast comic book universe. Is Reed Richards the first brilliant mind to encounter Galactus? Definitely not. Contemporary authors have been creative in integrating real-world history, adding layers of complexity to the realm of superheroes. Even in the early comic book era, it wasn’t unusual for Superman to encourage people to purchase war bonds or for Captain America to continue troubling the Nazis long after the war had ended. Given this context, we thought it was fitting to examine some of the most influential comics that feature historical figures. Some embody heroism so profoundly that they set the standard for those who would follow in their footsteps.
The TV series titled “Nautilus” had a rocky pathway to television screens. Initially designed for Disney+, the streaming platform decided to terminate the show before it even premiered. Despite production being completed, the show was then offered to other networks and AMC eventually took it over, planning to air it in 2024. Although the series didn’t debut as scheduled in 2024, the decision seemed beneficial for both AMC and AMC+, as the program garnered impressive viewership figures upon its launch.
The beloved show “King of the Hill” is making a comeback this August with a fresh season, and recently unveiled a sneak peek of its revamped opening theme to suggest significant changes in Arlen, Texas since viewers last visited. Fans are now given an even clearer glimpse into what the revival will offer in terms of appearance and sound for the new era, thanks to the first complete trailer for upcoming episodes. This video below offers a first look at Bobby’s group of adult friends, more of Hank and others, and plenty more exciting details. You can watch the new preview in the video provided.