The second season finale of “Oshi no Ko” hinted that the narrative would return to its initial, intriguing dark phase, and fortunately, a third season was also confirmed. With production underway for the third season of this anime, “Oshi no Ko” has shared an unexpectedly light glimpse into the future featuring a charming portrayal of Mem-cho enjoying Springtime festivities. You can take a peek at it below.
What doth this alliance protect? A mere pittance—just a trifling $220 billion. (One wonders, do they accept IOUs?) Dedaub, having guarded the coffers of such illustrious houses as Ethereum Foundation, Coinbase, and the mysterious Chainlink (still no actual silver chains, regrettably), now bestows its arcane auditing on this venture. One might say their resume is thicker than a blockchain ledger.
In episode 4 of “Doctor Who” season 15 titled “Lucky Day,” the focus shifts from Ncuti Gatwa as The Fifteenth Doctor and Varada Sethu as Belinda Chanda, to make way for Millie Gibson’s character, Ruby Sunday. This episode is centered around Ruby’s struggle to readjust to everyday life. As the story unfolds, it also brings back the organization UNIT, with Jemma Redgrave reprising her role as Kate Stewart, a character who had helped The Doctor at the end of season 14. Interestingly, “Lucky Day” also marks the return of a character who was absent during Sutekh’s resurrection.
In the second season of the Disney+ series, Dawson reprises her role as Ashoka Tano. She recently shared a photo showing the bruises she got during the first week of filming, accompanied by the caption, “Week 1 Won! Not A Weak One.” Fans eagerly await more from this popular franchise in the upcoming season.
Ah! The market, it teases—gives hope to bulls looking for a fortune, or at least one more meal. “Perhaps this is the moment to leap in,” they mutter, “before the cruel gods of downtrend return with their pitchforks.” But is it hope, or merely hunger disguised as courage? Let us prod the bones of this beast and see what lies beneath.
The original twisty nature of the “A Simple Favor” series has been evident, so it’s not surprising that the ending of “Another Simple Favor” would maintain this pattern. The major surprise they take introduces a character who was believed to be deceased, in a manner consistent with the somewhat dramatic tone of the series as a whole. Here’s an explanation on how the significant twist in “Another Simple Favor” doesn’t contradict the films’ continuity, enhances the characters within the narrative, and subtly sets up a potential sequel.