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The OA, a series co-created by Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij, seamlessly combines aspects of science fiction, fantasy, and supernatural elements. The story revolves around Prairie Johnson (portrayed by Marling), who was once blind but reappears after an unexplained seven-year absence with her sight restored, now referring to herself as “The OA” or Original Angel. Instead of sharing her experiences with her adoptive family or the authorities, she recruits a diverse band of strangers and confides in them the secrets surrounding her disappearance. Needless to say, she has plenty of those!

For PS Plus Premium members using the PlayStation Plus Video Pass, there are currently 95 films available for viewing, which is included in their subscription. The selection of these movies gets updated on the first day of each month, and at present, it consists of a robust collection of 95 movies.

This week is somewhat more subdued, yet it offers some noteworthy debuts: one of them being Wanderstop, a cozy tea shop management game with an unexpected twist, and WWE 2K25, the latest installment in wrestling from 2K Sports.

In the story, an individual joins Fire Force Company 8 in a quest to uncover the truth behind his family’s mysterious fire-related deaths from long ago. As Season 2 comes to a thrilling climax, the ominous White Clad menace intensifies, leaving fans on edge. Haumea experiences a cryptic vision of a novel solar phenomenon, which leaves many aspects unexplained. Excitingly, the third season is set for a two-part release, with the first segment premiering on April 5th. Unfortunately, the second part’s release date remains unconfirmed and will air in early 2026. As the first part’s premiere draws near (less than a month away), the anime continues to reveal tantalizing updates – this time offering glimpses of Dragon, one of Arthur’s toughest adversaries, design.

The 2012-debuted manga “Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt,” created by Yasuo Ohtagaki, has declared that it’s approaching its conclusion. With the release of its twenty-fifth volume, the coming twenty-sixth installment this summer will kick off the series’ final act. Beyond the events depicted in the 2015 anime adaptation, Thunderbolt is now gearing up to tie all its plot threads together. Despite health issues that have caused temporary pauses in his work on Mobile Suit titles, Ohtagaki hasn’t specified whether they are connected to the manga’s ending.