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The comeback of the beloved series “Phineas and Ferb” has been a hit among fans, as it reunited the original team for fresh, zany storylines continuing from where the story previously ended. After the debut of the initial ten episodes, Disney revealed during their 2025 San Diego Comic-Con panel dedicated to the show (as announced through a press release) that the next installment of “Phineas and Ferb” episodes will air on Disney Channel and Disney+ in the following year.

The shows we’re going to discuss didn’t just have disappointing endings; they had unexpected plot twists that left fans feeling frustrated and considering abandoning the fandom altogether, although perhaps not quite to that extreme. While not every finale was as bad as it seemed initially, some of them definitely elicited intense responses from viewers regarding the episodes listed below.

Despite the official announcement that “Legends: Z-A” is set to release in October 2025, there has been limited information available about it so far. As we approach the final few months before its launch, fans have eagerly awaited any glimpse of the game. Therefore, the July Pokemon Presents trailer holds significant importance for those hoping to learn more.

Indeed, Batman doesn’t just encounter the Joker in movies; he also battles foes such as the Penguin, Riddler, Bane, Poison Ivy, and Ra’s al Ghul. Yet, it’s worth noting that over his cinematic career, the Dark Knight has managed to evade many significant antagonists as well.

One significant alteration in DC Comics lore, often debated among fans, revolves around the character Barry Allen, who serves as the narrator in “The New History of the DC Universe“. This retcon took place following Allen’s resurrection in “Final Crisis” #2 and was explained in detail through “The Flash: Rebirth“, a work by Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver. The aim of this book was to reinstate Barry Allen as the main Flash after more than two decades, during which his former protege, Wally West, held the role. This retcon redefined the essence of the Speed Force, the energy source powering DC’s speedsters, and is one of the most contentious alterations to The Flash. It was suggested that Barry Allen was instrumental in creating the Speed Force. Now, DC Comics is addressing this controversial change.

The second season of “Kaiju No. 8” started airing this summer, with the first episode delving deeper into Kafka Hibino’s storyline as we move forward. Now that his trajectory for the future has been established, it’s time for the second episode to introduce its fresh opening theme, “You Can’t Run From Yourself” by AURORA, and a new closing theme called “Beautiful Colors” by OneRepublic. You can listen to the uncredited versions of the new “Kaiju No. 8” theme songs below.