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Year after year, the excitement around the Isekai genre just keeps growing, with more TV series and movies joining the ranks for avid anime lovers like myself. Among these numerous Isekai adaptations, “Overlord” has truly made its mark as one of the giants. The story revolves around Ain Ooal Gown, a player who finds himself suddenly transported into his game world, assuming the role of his once-villainous character. With a host of divine abilities at my fingertips, I embark on an adventure to explore this new realm. So far, “Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom” has spanned four seasons, and this year, North American fans can look forward to witnessing these captivating Isekai characters grace the silver screen.

The actors from the animated series “Star Trek: Lower Decks”, a spin-off of the renowned Star Trek franchise set in the 24th century that focuses on the crew of the less prominent starship Cerritos, are discussing their preferred moments and guest appearances as the series prepares for its conclusion with Season 5. Despite the upcoming end, fans still have some time before they must bid farewell to this Paramount+ original. The cast and showrunner have expressed which episodes they’re most excited about in the final season, while reminiscing on their favorite episodes from previous seasons.

Earlier this year, Odd Bug Studios and publishing partner United Label unveiled “Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter,” a Soulslike side-scrolling action RPG. Initially scheduled for release in 2024, the game developers have now shared that it will not meet its previously announced launch window.

Psyonix, the game development studio owned by Epic Games that created the popular multiplayer game Rocket League, has recently shared details about significant changes they’ve been making to their competitive game. Some of these upcoming adjustments could have a substantial impact on the free-to-play version of the game available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, if carried out effectively.

I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be witnessing “Terminator Zero” on Netflix come August 29th! The creative minds at Production I.G. are joining forces with Netflix to redefine our understanding of the battle against Skynet. What sets this first “Terminator” anime apart is the absence of the Connor family, a staple in the series’ narrative up until now. This new direction has left many of us fans intrigued, as traditionally, the films have revolved around Sarah and/or John Connor’s fight against Skynet’s mechanical army. In a recent chat with showrunner Mattson Tomlin, he shed light on the transformative changes that shaped the upcoming “Terminator” anime.