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One of the key characters in the game is Igris, a popular figure from the original series. In the original story, Igris always wore a helmet, keeping his face hidden. However, Solo Leveling: Arise revealed his design without the helmet, and fans immediately loved the new look. The design was first shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the fan account @SLANewsEN and quickly gained thousands of likes, spreading across social media with widespread praise. Although the original novel concluded in 2017, followed by the manhwa and anime adaptations, fans had never officially seen Igris’ face uncovered until now.

It’s honestly not fair to ask Mark Camp to choose a favorite member of the Ultimates – he genuinely loves them all! But he did share what he enjoys about working with each of them. He really loves working with Doctor Doom and Tony Stark, especially Tony’s hopeful attitude. He also appreciates She-Hulk’s sincerity and how dedicated she is. And even though everything about Hawkeye has changed, he’s still Hawkeye – that same bold, energetic character, just with a modern twist. It’s cool to see that core personality shine through despite all the updates.

Starting December 28th, ten Japanese theaters are hosting special “Demon Slayer Corps Support Screenings” where fans are encouraged to cheer loudly and react enthusiastically throughout the movie to show their support for the Hashira characters. To help fans know what to do, Ufotable released a new video featuring Tanjiro explaining how to participate. The screenings will also include a funny commentary track featuring the series’ bird characters. Currently, these special showings are only confirmed for Japan, but fans in North America are hoping they’ll be available here soon. You can watch the new promotional video below.

Interestingly, many of the TV shows we love today weren’t instant successes. Some of the most popular shows of all time actually faced skepticism or even negativity at first. Sometimes, it simply took a few episodes for the show’s potential to shine through. In other cases, it took viewers time to warm up to the concept. A few shows still appeal to a dedicated, smaller audience, but they continue to gain fans through streaming. Ultimately, these shows overcame initial hurdles and became beloved series that are now considered essential television.

Here are five of the most compelling villains from the Blade comics and movies, any of whom would be a great addition to a future Marvel Cinematic Universe film starring the Daywalker.