Luke Skywalker has shown up in several Star Wars TV series, including a quick appearance in the last episode of The Mandalorian‘s second season and a bigger part in The Book of Boba Fett. However, even with all these appearances in both movies and TV shows, some aspects of his character still don’t quite add up – and it’s not just because of the sequel trilogy. Here are five of the most confusing things about Luke Skywalker.
When we talk about sequels here, we mean direct continuations of a main game’s story, like Final Fantasy X-2. We’re not including spin-off titles like Final Fantasy Tactics or Dissidia, or downloadable content like that found in FF15 and FF16. To create this ranking, we considered both user and critic reviews, and how much time we personally spent playing these fantastic RPGs.
In addition to his popular work, Asano is famous for stories like A Girl on the Shore, Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction, and Nijigahara Holograph, solidifying his place as one of the most highly regarded manga artists ever. His fans eagerly anticipate each new project, whether it’s a long-running series or a short story. He recently announced on X (formerly Twitter) that he’ll be starting a new serialized manga this year, and has asked fans to watch for further details.
Some action movies or those featuring assassins might feel similar to the John Wick films, but they aren’t really inspired by them in the same way. However, these other movies definitely wouldn’t exist without John Wick paving the way.
There’s been discussion about FromSoftware potentially remaking the original Dark Souls, but the series has remained popular thanks to several remasters. Each Dark Souls game still offers a great experience, even without updated graphics or modern features. Titles like Bloodborne and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice have also innovated on the core Dark Souls formula as spin-off games. Many fans consider the third Dark Souls game to be the strongest conclusion to the trilogy.
I’ve been watching Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle make waves at the box office ever since it premiered in Japan last summer, and it really held strong for almost a year. After numerous extensions and special showings, it’s finally finished its run in Japanese theaters. The final screenings took place earlier this week, on April 9th, after an incredible 266 days in cinemas.
Even though there aren’t any new Star Trek TV shows or movies in the works, Trek Core reports exciting new books are on the way for longtime fans. These include The Peacemakers by Una McCormack and the first volume of a two-part series, Star Trek: The Original Voyages – A Visual History, by Kyle Newman and Jeff Bond.
Dev Lazy Bear Games has announced the game will be free to play until April 13th, though they haven’t said exactly when the offer ends.
Herbert’s Dune isn’t a typical futuristic story because he didn’t envision a clean, modern world detached from history. Instead, he created a universe steeped in the past, full of tradition, ancient families, and religion deeply connected to power. It feels like a space-age medieval world, where a classic tale like The Odyssey doesn’t seem so far removed from the present. But how do all these historical elements fit into this futuristic setting?
You know, I heard a while back they actually asked me if I’d be interested in playing Voldemort again, but I haven’t heard a peep since, so I figured they were moving on to someone else. I was on The Claudia Winkleman Show recently, and I let slip that Tilda Swinton’s name came up as a possibility. Honestly, I think she’d be absolutely fantastic in the role – she’s just that kind of actor!