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In simpler terms, the franchise we’re talking about started back in 1994, which means it’s now 31 years old. This might sting a little, but let’s shift our focus to the shows for a bit. The most notable among them is “Stargate SG-1”, which ran for an impressive 10 seasons. Given its popularity at that time, it spawned four spin-off series and some direct-to-video movies. It’s fair to say that this show significantly influenced how one generation perceives wormhole travel and initial alien encounters.

In the latest trailer for Pokemon Legends: Z-A, viewers had a chance to see Emma, a detective residing in Lumiose City. If you played Pokemon X and Y, you might not remember Emma’s part since she was primarily introduced in post-game missions, which required some effort to unlock her storyline. These missions often involved Looker, a character who debuted in Pokemon Platinum and has been featured in various subsequent games.

This weekend in Japan, the newest edition of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is being released, and they’ve made an exciting announcement: They’re partnering with Pokemon! Illustrators from the magazine will be combining their characters with some awesome Pokemon, and these collaborations will grace the cover of the August 4th issue in Japan. To see a sneak peek at this collaboration, check out Eiichiro Oda’s contribution to the Pokemon team-up below, featuring Monkey D. Luffy and Pikachu!

In 2020, the unusual school known as Strange Academy was launched, with Zelma Stanton bringing in a new student, Emily Bright, who possessed magical abilities. Upon her arrival, Emily encountered various intriguing individuals, such as Asgardians, Frost Giants, zombies, fairies, and even the offspring of Dormammu’s demon, all being treated equally to aid them in mastering their individual mystical skills.

Ever since Hideo Kojima and Konami split up, we’ve only seen spin-offs, remasters, or remakes of Metal Gear. To this day, there’s no definitive plan from Konami for a new mainline installment. Maybe it’s better to put that on hold for now. In the meantime, fans of stealth games can explore numerous other outstanding titles. Therefore, whether you’re dodging supernatural beings or executing plans without tipping off anyone, here are some top-notch stealth games to tide you over until Metal Gear Solid 6 arrives.

It’s common for leaks of anime or manga to garner significant attention on social media, even though they’re generally viewed negatively. Such actions constitute copyright violations and may spread to a broader audience. Interestingly, the anime producers and studios are more stringent than the manga publishers in dealing with this issue. They’ve become vocal about it after noticing certain accounts sharing clips from leaked films. Although the official account for Demon Slayer hasn’t disclosed the specific IDs of these accounts, they’ve spoken out on the matter. Upon learning that viewers secretly recorded the film, fans have also voiced their disappointment over such behavior.

In August 2025, some thrilling new titles are coming to Paramount+. Starting on August 1st, you’ll be able to watch all but one film from the Paranormal Activity series. Additionally, movies like Event Horizon, Shutter Island, and The Truman Show will also be added. Towards the end of the month, you’ll find some new original content and classic films, with Halloween II being a treat for horror enthusiasts. For a complete list of Paramount+’s August streaming additions, check below.

Summers-Calvert expressed his ongoing pride in playing The Thing in Fantastic 4, writing, ‘It was an insane experience and I learned a ton! Embodying The Thing and helping bring him to life still feels incredibly cool… It was pretty hot in there too…’ His post featured three photos: one of him casually holding his mask, another of him with the mask on posing with a child on set, and a final dramatic shot of him staring face-to-face with his masked character.

Through a few lighthearted comments, the acknowledged expert in the field implied that Sony isn’t planning on altering its long-standing successful approach, but rather expanding the number of their live service triumphs to various platforms. He hinted that we might witness additional experimental launches like LEGO Horizon Adventures on the Switch, where it would be fitting.