5 Excellent TV Shows That Could Actually Be Improved With a Prequel Spinoff

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The best prequel stories take characters who played smaller roles or hinted-at past events and make them the focus. When done well, this creates a richer viewing experience where everything that happens in the original show feels more meaningful, because we’ve seen the choices that led to it. Many popular dramas have interesting characters and backstories that were never fully explored, making them perfect candidates for prequel series.

Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced’s Combat Changes Come With A Catch

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This remaster has evolved into more of a remake with each new improvement, as many systems from the original Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag have been overhauled or added. Features like a toggleable crouch, improved tailing missions, and enhanced parkour make playing as Edward Kenway feel both new and familiar. Importantly, Black Flag Resynced avoids becoming a full-fledged RPG like Assassin’s Creed: Shadows or Valhalla, instead blending classic elements with modern enhancements.

Black Clover Reveals Release Date for Final Manga Release

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Now that the Black Clover manga has finished and a new anime season is coming, the final volume release date in Japan has been announced. Volume 38, which includes the last 12 chapters (potentially split into multiple parts), will be available in Japan on August 4th, according to the series’ official social media. A release date for other countries hasn’t been announced yet.

David Attenborough at 100: The voice of nature – and his increasingly urgent climate warning

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It began with a sense of awe and curiosity, the excitement of discovering new things. From his early series, Zoo Quest in the 1950s, to the landmark Life on Earth in 1979, David Attenborough had a remarkable ability to make the world feel both immense and personal. He showed us remote landscapes – forests, oceans, and icy plains – and the incredible animals that live there, all while bringing it into people’s homes through the then-novel medium of television.