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Beyond just discussing Heat 2, it makes you wonder which other great crime thrillers could be expanded with a sequel or continuation. Let’s explore some possibilities.

Let’s explore ten Marvel characters who first appeared before Marvel started publishing its own superhero comic books.

The trailer starts with a look back at older Pokémon games, then immediately showcases the beautiful ocean scenery in the new region of Pokémon Winds and Waves. While it doesn’t reveal much about the story, we get a first glimpse of the new characters and some of the locations we’ll be visiting. A quick shot of a windmill playfully acknowledges past performance concerns. However, the most exciting part is the focus on water, hinting that the diving mechanic, which originally appeared in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, might be returning.

Dragon Ball recently updated its website with details on projects announced at the Genkidamatsuri event (as noticed by @Venixys on X). However, it’s the final sentence that’s generating the most buzz. While these projects were originally tied to the series’ 40th anniversary, the update hints at even more to come, promising that “Super” new developments will continue after the anniversary, encouraging fans to stay tuned.

It’s surprising that the first Fullmetal Alchemist anime isn’t currently available on any streaming services, but considering Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood came out in 2008 – five years after the original – it makes some sense. Most fans agree that Brotherhood is the stronger series, but the original shouldn’t be overlooked. While the remake more closely followed the manga’s story and ending, the original series deserves to be accessible because of the franchise’s overall influence on anime. Fullmetal Alchemist is frequently mentioned as one of the greatest anime series of all time, and for good reason.