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The latest trailer for One Piece Season 2 mostly shows clips fans have already seen, but it does offer a first look at Dr. Hiriluk. This character is very important to Tony Tony Chopper’s backstory and plays a big role in his development. Actor Mark Harelik portrays Dr. Hiriluk, and the teaser gives a good view of how he’ll look, staying true to the anime and manga. This quick appearance suggests Season 2 will be powerful and potentially just as heartbreaking as the original story.

The Avengers managed to gather the Infinity Stones from different points in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Bruce Banner, as Smart Hulk, used a new Infinity Gauntlet. This created a puzzling question for fans. When Thanos used the Stones, he went to a place called Soulworld and had a conversation with a younger version of Gamora. A deleted scene showed that Tony Stark would have encountered his young daughter, Morgan, if he’d used the Stones similarly. However, what Smart Hulk experienced in Soulworld remains unknown, and after six years, it seems we may never find out.

If you’re a Netflix subscriber and want to watch The Book of Eli, you need to do so soon! This 2010 film, starring Denzel Washington, follows a lone man’s journey across a destroyed America to protect a book that could save humanity. It also features Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis, Ray Stevenson, and Jennifer Beals. The movie will no longer be available on Netflix after January 1st, so December 31st is your last chance to stream it.

A truly memorable weird RPG isn’t just shocking – it’s fully committed to its own unique world, no matter how bizarre, thought-provoking, or disturbing. These games draw you in with unfamiliar systems and stories that, over time, become incredibly captivating. Here are five of the strangest RPGs that will confuse, unsettle, and ultimately earn your lasting devotion, even after you’ve finished playing.

Okay, so issue #28 of The Flash was seriously awesome. We got to see the original Flash, Jay Garrick, go toe-to-toe with Guy Gardner – and let me tell you, it was a fight. Both heroes were really pushed to their absolute limits, having to find reserves of strength they didn’t know they had. For Guy, that meant tapping into some of his craziest transformations – we even got to see him as a Red Lantern again! But here’s the thing, the comic also brought back a storyline Guy fans hate – the whole reveal that he’s descended from an alien race called Warrior who specialized in making living weapons. It was a wild issue, bringing back both high points and… let’s just say, controversial moments from his history.

Jason Todd’s return from the dead was strange enough, but his new superhero name was even more surprising. He chose “Red Hood,” a name previously used by the Joker – the very man who killed him. It seemed bizarre that Jason would adopt the identity of his murderer, even if it was just for effect. However, a recent encounter between Red Hood and the Joker has given Jason the opportunity to explain the reasoning behind his choice and clear up a long-held misunderstanding.

Recently, the story was changed to show that Jason (Robin) met a time-traveling hero just before his last mission as Robin. In the Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman comic series, it’s revealed they were friends, despite Trinity almost creating a time paradox by letting him know about his future death. What initially seemed like a strange and unsettling moment has now become an important part of Wonder Woman’s history. As Trinity finishes her time travels, she asks Robin to play a key role for Wonder Woman and her family.