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Since 2004, the story of Ichigo Kurosaki from the anime “Bleach” has been a constant in the world of animation, enduring through cancellations and life-threatening battles. More recently, the Shinigami have reappeared on our screens due to “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War,” where they face off against Yhwach and his Sternritter forces. To mark the 20th anniversary of the series, a new anime adaptation of “Bleach” has been launched, aiming to reenact some of its most significant moments so far.

Unlike any other villain, Himiko Toga from My Hero Academia stands out uniquely. Despite possessing powers that make her almost invulnerable, she struggles to comprehend why the world rejects her peculiarities, given her unusual appetite for blood. Admittedly, it’s not hard to see why her behaviors might be off-putting, considering her unique dietary habits. In the climactic episode of season 7, Toga takes center stage as the battle against Uravity escalates into one of the most intense fights in the series so far.

This week, “Yellowjackets” debuted on Netflix, introducing the first season of the highly praised Showtime series to a broader audience. Meanwhile, devoted followers are already anticipating the third season of this gripping tale. The finale of “Yellowjackets” Season 2 was broadcast about a year ago, and after delays due to last year’s writers’ and actors’ strikes, production for Season 3 resumed in May. Unfortunately, we won’t see the new season anytime soon, but as we countdown — with newcomers joining the fray — here’s what we currently know about “Yellowjackets” Season 3.

Enthusiasts of Marvel are buzzing about another hint related to Wanda Maximoff in this week’s episode of Agatha All Along. The fourth installment of the Disney+ series suggests that Wanda might be the “Red Haired Woman” mentioned in the episode, as her name appears on a record. Agatha Harkness’ coven took a trip back to the 1970s this week, and their musical challenge has become quite popular online. In the song-based test, Alice Wu-Gulliver confronts her family’s past while maintaining a lighthearted tone as the coven attempts to activate the trial. During their exploration of the groovy residence, a mysterious record catches everyone’s attention. This record turns out to be Lorna Wu-Gulliver’s hit single, “The Ballad of the Witches’ Road.” However, it’s the other songs that might pique the interest of WandaVision fans more, as “Red Haired Woman” is also listed there, causing quite a stir on the Internet.

Discontent among Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, spanning from the original Switch, the Switch Lite, and the OLED model, revolves around a specific aspect of their subscription service. Most Nintendo Switch owners sign up for Nintendo Switch Online primarily for two reasons: to engage in online multiplayer games and to access a collection of classic games from systems like NES, SNES, Game Boy, and N64. The subscription does offer additional benefits such as unique profile icons. However, some limitations concerning these profile icons have left many subscribers rather displeased.