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The success of *Mugen Train* brought anime into the spotlight, becoming the highest-grossing film ever in Japan – an incredible achievement, especially during the pandemic. Now, *Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle* has surpassed even those records, proving that the initial success wasn’t a fluke. With this latest milestone, it’s clear that anime is poised to dominate the box office throughout the 2020s and beyond.

Booster Gold first became well-known as a member of the Justice League International, giving him a close look at how superheroes affect people. He easily could have used his time-traveling abilities to get rich by betting on sports, but instead, he chose to be a hero. And he didn’t just want to save Earth – he aimed to protect the entire multiverse. Booster Gold’s story highlights the significant role superheroes play in the DC Universe, and his achievements demonstrate that impact.

Bungie announced this test is a key moment to evaluate improvements made since the Alpha version. They’re testing things like three maps, five character designs, in-game voice chat, adjusted combat speed, solo play options, and more detailed world-building. However, this test build is still under development and won’t include everything planned for the full release of *Marathon*; it’s focused on how players experience the game at the beginning.

Over its many seasons, the Arrowverse featured a large number of superheroes. While some, like Green Arrow and The Flash, were central figures, many others made memorable appearances. However, a few heroes didn’t get much screen time and may have slipped your mind. Here are seven DC heroes you might have forgotten were part of the Arrowverse.