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As anime enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the comeback of Denji and his team on screen, the “Chainsaw Man” manga continues its exciting journey with some of the shonen genre’s most significant happenings yet. In this high-speed, gory comic series, the Chainsaw Devil has been sharing the leading role with Asa Mitaka, also known as the current War Devil. Due to some harrowing experiences in Denji’s life, Pochita is spiraling out of control, and it falls upon Yoru to contain him. Lady Liberty, wielding some new ultimate weapons, could potentially be Asa’s trump card to halt the Chainsaw Devil’s rampage.

DC’s All In initiative is making its way through time and dimensions. Recently, DC revealed a new five-issue limited series titled “Challengers of the Unknown.” This upcoming series will be penned by Christopher Cantwell (known for his work on “Iron Man” and “Plastic Man No More”) with artwork by Sean Izaakse (renowned for his work on “Green Arrow” and “Thunderbolts”). The debut issue of “Challengers of the Unknown” will showcase a main cover by Mike Deodato Jr., alongside variant covers from series artist Izaakse, Romulo Fajardo Jr., Taurin Clarke, Danny Earls, as well as foil and character-design variants from Gleb Melnikov and Dan Mora respectively.

Since its debut on TV screens in 1999, the world of Digimon has significantly impacted anime culture. Across various mediums like anime, video games, movies, merchandise, manga, and more, these digital creatures have undergone numerous transformations. Interestingly, no new Digimon anime projects have been unveiled since the end of Digimon Ghost Game’s TV series in 2023 and the release of the movie, Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning, during the same year. However, there appears to be some positive movement as the franchise is set to make a significant announcement about its future at New York Comic-Con next month.

Sony recently announced a collection of PS1-themed consoles, controllers, and accessories to mark the 30th anniversary of PlayStation. Previously, they had only hinted at their plans for the PlayStation’s 30th birthday without mentioning any new hardware. However, it appears that they have now decided to introduce a range of new products set to be released this year.