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In comparison to all the emotional scenes, none can match the intensity of the finale. The last episode of Season 1 for the series ‘Creature Commandos’ aired on Thursday, and it featured an unexpectedly heart-wrenching death scene that left many viewers teary-eyed. BEWARE: This article contains SPOILERS for Creature Commandos Season 1! Proceed with caution…

The news of the demise of animator Yoichi Onishi was shared by his friend Eisaku Inoue, a well-known figure in the anime industry, who expressed regret for missing an earlier opportunity to meet with Onishi. In a heartfelt Facebook post, Inoue mentioned that Onishi had passed away and lamented not having dropped by his usual coffee spot where he often saw Onishi seated. The cause of Onishi’s death remains undisclosed, but fans are already expressing their grief and admiration for the remarkable work produced by this legendary animator.

In the wake of setbacks, there’s a sense of lyrical triumph in DC’s recent resurgence. Previously, when Warner Bros. Discovery discontinued the DC Extended Universe in 2022 due to dwindling profits and creative blunders, doubts swirled about DC’s ability to compete with Marvel’s reign. However, by analyzing past errors and adopting a drastically new approach, DC Studios is producing narratives that rival Marvel’s finest work. In fact, they could potentially outshine them.

Before we delve into the list, let me clarify: The episodes listed and ranked are based on a heartfelt emotional response to their content, rather than any analysis of their production or potential unfulfilled. Initially, some entries seemed distressing because they were so poor they almost tarnished my fondness for the series. However, I soon realized this approach wasn’t ideal, and instead, I chose to evaluate episodes based on their individual merits within their own context.

Although Overdungeon may not create as much buzz as the anticipated Palworld launch on Nintendo Switch, it could still capture the interest of enthusiasts who enjoy deck-building games similar to Slay the Spire. The Steam feedback for Overdungeon often mentions its resemblance to these two games, making it intriguing to observe if Nintendo Switch users will take a liking to it. At the moment, the game is available for $14.99 on the eShop, and you can watch the trailer for it below.