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Here are seven fictional characters hailing from the DC Universe, each endowed with special abilities, who opted to employ them for the safety of ordinary citizens.

In a collaboration among multiple production companies, Fuji Television takes the lead role, while Studio A-Cat oversees the animation process. The narrative centers around King Grey, who is reborn in a fantastical realm as Arthur Leywin following his death in his previous life. Retaining his former consciousness, Arthur swiftly gains power and embarks on a mission to rectify past mistakes. Unfortunately, the captivating tale didn’t receive the production quality it merited. Recently, TurtleMe unveiled their degree of participation in the anime’s creation.

Hina Suguta and Shoya Ishige, who voice Marin Kitagawa and Wakana Gojo respectively in My Dress-Up Darling, spoke with ComicBook at Anime Expo 2025 earlier this month. They expressed their enthusiasm for the upcoming season, which marks three years since the first season premiered. Both actors admitted to feeling a bit nervous about fan reception of the new episodes, but overall they were eagerly anticipating the full debut of the new season.

Today, SEGA unveiled a trailer for their forthcoming racing game that highlights the extensive personalization options available upon its release.

In addition to introducing four new vehicles – the Yaiba ARV-Q340 Semimaru, Rayfield Caliburn “Mordred,” Yaiba ASM-R250 Muramasa, and the Chevillon Legatus 450 Aquila – you now have the ability to activate AutoDrive. This feature not only directs you to a specific location or mission, but also enables continuous driving. However, keep in mind that combat may break out unexpectedly. If you’d rather sit back and relax, the Delamain Taxi Service is always at your service.

As I sat down to pen my thoughts about this cinematic marvel, I found myself reminiscing about the 1960s – a time of unbridled optimism, starry-eyed dreams, and an undeniable belief that technology and compassion could conquer any obstacle. It was during this era of space exploration, when gazing at the stars held such promise, that the Fantastic Four were born, their story deeply rooted in this time.

When conceptualizing this film, we wanted to transport audiences back to 60s New York City – a city that, like an onion, reveals its many layers of history. The vibrant energy of the dawn of the century, the swinging sixties, and the present day all coexist harmoniously in the heart of the city, providing a unique and captivating backdrop for our story.

To elevate this setting, we layered on a veil of retrofuturism – a blend of the past’s optimistic vision of the future with the technological advancements of today. This combination creates an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking, perfectly encapsulating the essence of the Fantastic Four comic book series. And as I wandered the streets of this cinematic New York City, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of awe at how seamlessly its many eras intertwine, creating a rich tapestry that serves as the perfect canvas for our tale.