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In the opening pages of the Grimoire, we find a new character who has been transported from their original realm into the enigmatic Fog. Players engaged in voting will have the power to determine the origin of this individual. Here are four distinct possibilities: a world similar to ours, a world ravaged by turmoil and destruction, a world where extraordinary events are seldom but authentic, or an arcane world where what we consider as arcane is their science. Each option presents a unique perspective that will significantly influence how the character responds to the terrifying events unfolding in the upcoming chapter of Dead by Daylight.

40 years after making waves in the music industry and beyond with their unique blend of loudness and punctuality, the legendary British band Spinal Tap returns to cinemas on July 5th. Excitingly, there’s more to look forward to from the creators of the classic mockumentary “This is Spinal Tap,” which continues to captivate audiences even four decades since its initial release. The film has garnered critical acclaim and secured a place in both the Library of Congress and National Film Registry. In an interview with Chris Killian from Comicbook, director Rob Reiner shared insights into the upcoming sequel, revealing how the hit series “Stranger Things” influenced its creation.

Attention! This discussion contains significant spoilers about the finale of My Hero Academia! The manga My Hero Academia concluded in Shonen Jump with a glimpse into the future, ten years after the war against All For One and Tomura Shigaraki. By then, Deku had become a teacher, no longer using One For All. However, towards the end of the story, it was revealed that Bakugo and other former students from Class 1-A had combined their resources to gift Deku a suit that would allow him to resume his hero duties again. Interestingly, this ending wasn’t what the series creator Kohei Horikoshi initially intended.

From my perspective as an onlooker, it appears that, as of now, there’s no official name announced for the upcoming My Hero Academia game. However, a trademark for the title “All’s Justice” was registered back in March, which initially hinted at a new game in development based on the series. In fact, earlier this June, we caught a glimpse of a leaked logo and concept art for the game. Now, it seems that we might finally get a complete unveiling during the Bandai Namco Summer Showcase, where a trailer for the event can be found below.

The updates about “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse” indicate that we might need to be patient, as the 2027 release date appears to be increasingly certain. As the final installment of the trilogy, it could be our last opportunity to witness new versions of Spider-Man in cinemas. With a few years still ahead, we’ll keep our fingers crossed for these Spider-Man characters to grace the screen.

Despite being a constant thorn in the side of the Demon Slayer Corps, Muzan reciprocates this sentiment. He has already claimed three of the Upper Six demons and feels it’s time for the ultimate confrontation with the Corps. Following the destruction of his mansion by Kagaya and the unfortunate loss of his wife and two daughters, Muzan grants the Demon Slayers a brief opportunity to attack him. Thanks to the joint efforts of Shinobu and Tamayo, Muzan has been significantly weakened, but it’s far from enough to defeat him. To make matters worse, the Demon Slayers are drawn into the Infinity Castle, Muzan’s hidden fortress where the Upper Rank demons lie in wait for their adversaries. Tanjiro is among those trapped within the castle, and the trailer reveals that he will face off against none other than Akaza.