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As a lifelong Trekkie, I always thought the rivalry between Kirk and Khan was the greatest thing ever. They weren’t just fighting each other, they represented totally different ideas about where humanity should go, and that conflict just kept building and building until it exploded. That famous scene where Kirk screams Khan’s name? Chills every time! Honestly, Star Trek hasn’t given us a feud quite that intense since… until what’s happening now, it seems.

Let’s celebrate inspiring heroes by looking at seven who consistently choose what’s right, even when things are difficult. While everyone struggles sometimes, these heroes always return to their core values. They each possess an inner strength and goodness that can’t be destroyed, no matter what challenges they face. Let’s explore what makes these heroes so admirable.

Here are the five Rockstar Games you forgot were awesome.

Several promising series in Shonen Jump haven’t yet received an anime adaptation, despite being long enough to support at least one season – or even a multi-year show. At the very least, they have enough content for a special anime presentation. Here are seven Shonen Jump series that deserve an anime announcement this year.

Stephen King’s 1980 novel, Firestarter, tells the story of Andy and Charlie McGee, a couple who gained limited psychic abilities after taking an experimental drug. Andy developed telepathy, while Charlie gained telekinesis. Their daughter, however, possessed a far more powerful and dangerous gift: pyrokinesis – the ability to create fire with her mind. When a government agency called The Shop learns about her abilities, Andy and his daughter are forced to go on the run, as The Shop wants to control and weaponize her power. Firestarter became a popular cult classic, and the idea of pyrokinesis has become well-known in modern culture, even inspiring the 1990 film Spontaneous Combustion.