League of Legends Akali, Jhin, and Yone Get New Funko Pops

The Netflix animated series spin-off of League of Legends titled Arcane initially received positive reviews and built a dedicated fanbase. However, after two seasons, Riot Games revealed that the $250 million investment didn’t yield profit but rather only covered costs (breaking even). They anticipated that Arcane fans would transition into League of Legends players, as this MOBA game is their most lucrative project. Regrettably, interest in League of Legends from Arcane fans was generally short-lived. At the time of Arcane’s debut, there were no cosmetic items or skins within the game that tied into the show, a significant oversight in converting viewers to players. Moreover, the challenging learning curve and toxic player community in League of Legends led to a high rate of newcomers quitting quickly.

Super Smash Bros. Fans Divided Over Rumored New Character

In the latest whispers about Nintendo Switch 2’s Super Smash Bros, Jonesy wasn’t mentioned. However, going back to rumors surrounding Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there have been indications that Nintendo has considered including Jonesy, the Fortnite mascot. So, it’s possible he might make an appearance in Super Smash Bros on Nintendo Switch 2.

MHA x Captain America?! You Won’t BELIEVE This Crossover!

Keigo Takami, also known as Hawks, is one of the youngest characters to reach the number two spot among the top-tier crime fighters in Hero Society. His wings enable him to fly, but it’s his unique power that sets him apart from even Sam Wilson. Hawks possesses a Quirk (ability) that lets him control every feather on his wings, using them both offensively and defensively in combat situations. Although this new collaboration doesn’t have Hawks battling the latest Captain America, they share the skies for the first time together.