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In the past few months, Hasbro has been focusing on Marvel Legends multipacks, and this trend persists as they unveil the Inhumans Crystal and Lockjaw 2-pack this week. As shared by Dan Yun from Hasbro, this set is anticipated to start pre-orders this Thursday, September 5th at 10am PT / 1pm ET on Entertainment Earth (with free U.S. shipping for orders over $59+). It might also be accessible on Amazon post-launch. Links to the product will be provided here once they are available, so keep an eye out for updates. Meanwhile, you can explore more details about recently released Marvel Legends multipacks below.

It’s barely a month until the highly anticipated launch of “Dragon Ball Daima.” Just weeks ago, news broke that the anime would premiere on October 11 in Japan, and excitement for Son Goku’s return is steadily growing. After all, “Dragon Ball Daima” signifies the franchise’s television comeback since “Dragon Ball Super” ended with the Tournament of Power. What makes this anime even more intriguing is its unique time slot.

Over the past few weeks, Alien enthusiasts have had a thrilling time! Not only did we get the theater release of Alien: Romulus, but those who caught that movie in theaters got a sneak peek at the upcoming TV show, Alien: Earth. This tantalizing teaser was made available online today. Moreover, while bits and pieces about the upcoming series have been leaked over time, FX has also unveiled the logline for the new show, giving us a hint of how it fits into the larger Alien universe. You can watch the first teaser for Alien: Earth below before it hits Hulu in 2025.

Initially, the announcement for “Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics” was made in June, set to release on Steam, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. This sparked enthusiasm among fans, yet left Xbox users feeling let down. Since then, Capcom announced “Capcom Fighting Collection 2,” without an Xbox version as well. Today, however, there’s good news: Capcom and Microsoft have reached an agreement, ensuring that both of these fighting game collections will be playable on Xbox One in the year 2025.