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In chapter 1154 of “One Piece”, Jarul and Harald unveil a mysterious group called the Galleila band, who are colossal hammer-wielding shipbuilders. This peculiar organization is believed to have been made up of over one hundred Giants, including Ancient Giants, all of whom were captured by the World Government at some point. Given their name and the circumstances, it’s reasonable to assume that the Galleila band could be the source of the Galley-La Company on Water Seven. Moreover, they might also explain how the Pluton blueprints wound up on the shipwright island. It’s even plausible that these Giants designed not only Pluton but another crucial vessel as well.

The Fantastic Four obtained their powers due to being subjected to cosmic radiation during a space voyage, transforming them into who they are now. When Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman had their baby, it was discovered that the radiation influenced their genes significantly, causing their children’s births to differ in unusual ways. Their first child, Franklin, demonstrated mutant abilities. It remains unclear whether Sue or Reed possessed the X-gene potential prior to being exposed to cosmic rays or if the exposure activated a latent gene; however, it is well-known that Franklin was a mutant and is among the strongest of all characters in Marvel Universe, even compared to heavyweights like Jean Grey and Apocalypse.

Next week appears to be rather quiet, as the main attraction seems to be Ninja Gaiden Ragebound.

Now, with whispers growing about potential Microsoft announcements, it seems that an employee’s resume may have inadvertently revealed details about an upcoming launch.

The game we’re discussing, which is now available for free on PlayStation Plus, goes by the name Abiotic Factor. This is a survival crafting game that can be enjoyed solo or with up to five friends. The game originates from Deep Field Games, the same developers who released Unfortunate Spacemen in 2020, and is being published by Playstack. Notably, Abiotic Factor is the second project from Deep Field Games.

Prior to the Star Trek‘s Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Entertainment Weekly disclosed the first glimpse of Starfleet Academy, which is 800 years after The Next Generation. The sneak peeks show several characters that appear to be Klingon-like, including a cadet played by Karim Diané, whose design seems more conventional than we first saw in Star Trek: Discovery. Additionally, Paul Giamatti’s character remains unnamed, but is currently depicted as a villain. Alex Kurtzman, the series co-creator, has hinted that “Klingon hybrid species” will play a crucial role in the narrative. Although hybridization isn’t new to Trek, with characters like Spock (half-human, half-Vulcan), B’Elanna Torres (Klingon-human), Worf and K’Ehleyr’s son Alexander being examples, one confirmed character now takes this concept into uncharted territory.

On their Scottish website after nearly three years, the team behind the development made a substantial update regarding “Silent Hill: Townfall”. They announced a studio name change from No Code to Screen Burn. Although they remained silent about details of their Silent Hill game, they did confirm that it was their largest project so far and work on it continues.

Originating from Vietnam’s independent studio, Archmage Labs, the game titled “God of Weapons” initially debuted on PC systems in 2023. Later, it was released for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in June 2025. At long last, players on PS5 can now embark on their journey up the Tower of Zhor, a towering structure filled with chaos.