Next year, we’ll finally witness the anime debut of “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes,” a spinoff series from the popular “My Hero Academia.” This means that while the main anime will conclude next year, fans won’t have to wait long to continue their heroic adventures with this spinoff.
As an enthusiastic fan, I stumbled upon an amazing find by Free Radical Archive – a functional build of the Nintendo Wii edition of Battlefront 3, only a week away from its unfortunate cancellation. In their recent showcase, FRA used this incomplete version to replicate the original Battlefront 3 trailer released by LucasArts, offering a tantalizing glimpse into what might have been. Although there are significant gaps due to the game’s development halt, the team is determined to fill those voids with as much polish as possible through mods. Eventually, they plan to make all builds and new content available for free, allowing us to fully appreciate this lost masterpiece.
In a recent announcement, My Hero Academia has revealed that Season 8 will mark its final season, set to premiere in Fall 2025. Previously, Season 7 concluded this Fall, leaving fans on the edge of their seats as they witnessed Izuku Midoriya and his fellow heroes battling their villainous adversaries. With many of these conflicts now at a close, only All For One and Tomura Shigaraki remain as the final antagonists to be defeated before this protracted battle can reach its conclusion.
Jujutsu Kaisen, the popular manga series, has revealed that it will return with a unique twist and offer an additional epilogue following the conclusion of its main storyline. The creator, Gege Akutami, concluded the manga’s serialization in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine this Fall. To celebrate the final chapter, the manga is releasing its last two volumes simultaneously on shelves later this week. Japan will be the first to receive these final issues of Jujutsu Kaisen, and there are big surprises in store for the grand finale, set to arrive soon with fresh content.
The popular series “Gintama” is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, and recently, the first trailer for an upcoming spinoff anime series based on the franchise was unveiled, set to air next year. Despite Hideaki Sorachi’s manga of Gintama wrapping up some years back, the franchise has continued to thrive through the anime adaptations. Over the past few years, new movies have been released in theaters, bringing the anime series to a conclusion. However, “Gintama” is making a fresh comeback as it marks two decades since the manga was first published by Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine.
Actress Zoe Saldaña, famous for her roles in both Avatar and Guardians of the Galaxy, has voiced worries about the extended postponement of Star Trek 4, hinting that time may be slipping away for the original cast’s space voyage return. In an interview with Deadline to promote her Golden Globe-nominated portrayal in Emilia Pérez, Saldaña discussed the status of the eagerly anticipated sequel to 2016’s Star Trek Beyond. She expressed concern that if they wait too long to make the movie, she and the rest of the cast might become too old to reprise their roles in Star Trek.