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Warner Bros. Discovery is considering licensing its DC characters for use in new theme park rides and attractions, according to a report in Bloomberg. Universal Studios, which already features a popular Marvel-themed area with rides like the Incredible Hulk Coaster and The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, is a potential partner. It’s unclear how such a deal would affect Universal’s existing agreement with Marvel. Bloomberg reports that these discussions are only beginning.

Here is an overview of the game, via Clever Endeavour Games:

The creators of The Art of KPop Demon Hunters detail how the villain, Gwi-Ma, underwent a significant transformation during the show’s development. Initially, writer Danya Jimenez imagined a more relatable villain – someone like the character Mr. G from Summer Heights High, simply driven by a desire to be a performer. However, writer and director Maggie Kang’s research into demonology led to a more conceptual idea: a being defined as a massive, all-consuming mouth. Kang explains that because there were no specific details about this demon, the team had creative freedom in designing Gwi-Ma. They ultimately portrayed him as a flaming mouth representing the negative self-talk everyone experiences.