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Embarking on a thrilling journey, Disney’s Lorcana ventures into the Azurite Sea, a realm where piracy and science intertwine. This fusion creates an exceptionally unique range in Lorcana’s growing collection, featuring two contrasting playstyles within the Emerald Sapphire and Amber Ruby Starter Decks. Furthermore, iconic Disney franchises such as Rescue Rangers, Great Mouse Detective, and Big Hero 6 are incorporated, while beloved series like Moana, Winnie the Pooh, and Mickey and Friends also play significant roles in this set. In our review of the Starter Decks, we’ll also explore key cards from the Illumineer’s Trove and Stitch Collector’s Set to enhance your Azurite Sea gameplay experience.
Occasionally, manga publishers make amusing mistakes in their marketing that fans find humorous. The latest blunder from Shonen Jump with Kagurabachi, while not too offensive overall, is quite amusing due to its connection to a recurring joke from the Monsters, Inc. franchise. In the world of Monsters, Inc., monsters work as boogie men to harvest children’s screams for energy. One of the main characters is Mike Wazowski, a short, one-eyed monster who frequently has his image concealed by logos or barcodes in a running gag throughout the films.
Brenda Blethyn spent 14 years as Vera Stanhope on the ITV series set in Newcastle.
Recently, President-elect Donald Trump commended Ike Perlmutter, a former chairman of Marvel Entertainment, for selling his shares in Disney. Trump criticized Disney for its progressive (or “woke”) direction at an event in Mar-a-Lago. Trump jokingly said, “He [Perlmutter] went from being financially broke to owning Disney. But he left Disney because they became too politically correct, right? He didn’t want a politically correct Donald Duck.
It appears that, through a surprising source – a fellow gym-goer, Charlie Cox, the actor of Daredevil, might have accidentally hinted at his participation in Avengers: Doomsday.