Owen Wilson’s New Comedy Series on Apple TV+ Marks a Bold Shift in His Career

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Over the course of almost three decades, Wilson primarily focused on comedy films without showing much enthusiasm for television. Apart from brief appearances as a guest star or cameo in shows like “King of the Hill,” “Community,” “Saturday Night Live,” and “Drunk History,” he didn’t have any significant roles on TV. However, it seems that this has now shifted, and his upcoming project will emphasize his newfound interest in television.

My Hero Academia’s Final Season Will Be Incomplete Without Its True Ending

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For eager fans of “My Hero Academia,” it’s worth noting that the manga’s final chapter may not represent the ultimate conclusion of the series. The creator, Horikoshi, released an additional special chapter in late 2024, which is part of the final volume and follows after the initial ending. This new epilogue offers a more comprehensive resolution than what was previously presented, making it essential for this expanded ending to be included in the anime to ensure a truly epic conclusion.

Vampire Survivors Fans Have a New Game to Try (And It’s Free)

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Though Bioprototype might appear fresh on Steam and be unfamiliar to many Vampire Survivors enthusiasts, it actually has an intriguing history. Originally launched in 2022, the game quickly gained a significant fanbase. However, due to BD Games violating Steam’s rules, Bioprototype was taken down from Steam. After discussions with Steam, Emprom Game managed to reintroduce their bullet hell indie game back onto the platform for players to play. As a gesture of apology for its sudden disappearance, Bioprototype is currently being offered completely free of charge for a limited period.

The Truth Behind Donkey Kong’s First Game Will Shock You!

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The classic arcade game, “Donkey Kong,” launched by Nintendo in July 1981, became a cultural sensation and saved Nintendo of America from financial trouble, introducing us to its beloved characters. In Japan and the United States alone, they sold approximately 132,000 “Donkey Kong” arcade machines, an impressive feat during the heyday of arcade games. For comparison, “Defender” and “Asteroids,” two well-known video game industry titans, sold around 55,000 and 70,000 units respectively. This commercial success not only propelled Nintendo into the global gaming limelight but also paved the way for the platformer genre’s development.

Anime’s 7 Most OMG Swords EVER! ⚔️ You Won’t Believe #3!

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Due to their distinctive shapes, numerous anime swords have gained equal fame alongside the warriors who brandish them. Swords like Guts’ Dragon Slayer from Berserk, Mihawk’s intricate Yoru in One Piece, or any of the Nichirin blades belonging to the Hashira in Demon Slayer have essentially merged with their users, symbolizing them almost perfectly. Although there are countless iconic swords in anime, these might be the most legendary of all time.