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Although DreamWorks hasn’t officially announced his return, the villain from “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” has reappeared thanks to a studio artist. Daria Khil created a new image of the Wolf checking his own version of a “Naughty List.” DreamWorks hasn’t said if or when we’ll see the animated Grim Reaper again, but the ending of the latest Puss in Boots movie suggests a possible return. While a new Shrek film is planned for 2027 with Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, and their kids, it’s currently unclear if Puss in Boots and his friends will be featured. You can see the new Wolf artwork below.

Starting January 12th, the game Anthem will no longer be playable. Electronic Arts (EA) is shutting down the servers for the BioWare-developed multiplayer action RPG, which originally launched in 2019 and received negative feedback. BioWare stopped actively developing Anthem in 2021, and the game was removed from digital stores on August 15th of this year.

Shortly after the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home in December 2021, Marvel announced that Tom Holland would continue playing Spider-Man in at least three new Marvel Cinematic Universe films. The first of these movies is Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which will introduce a more grown-up, experienced, and secretive version of the friendly neighborhood hero. While it’s not yet confirmed if Holland will appear in Avengers: Doomsday, Brand New Day is expected to lead into the epic finale of the Multiverse Saga, planned for release in 2026 and 2027.

After a fantastic 2025 for anime, fans are already looking forward to what 2026 will bring. The upcoming year promises a solid lineup of returning favorites and exciting new series. Science fiction and fantasy genres are expected to be particularly strong, and this list highlights what we believe are the best fantasy anime to watch out for in 2026.

Often, Batman’s enemies aren’t simply evil – they have reasons for their actions that we can understand, and sometimes even feel for, which makes their fall from grace especially sad. The most compelling Batman stories explore the inner struggles of these villains just as much as they focus on Batman’s fights against them.

What truly makes Black Clover stand out is how well it manages its story and large group of characters. Each character, like Noelle learning to believe in herself or Zora’s tough outlook, gets a chance to develop – something you don’t often see in shows with so many people. And the action? It’s incredibly exciting! The animation isn’t perfect, but when it’s good, it’s amazing. The magic battles are visually stunning, driven by intense emotions and incredible power boosts, and they’ll keep you hooked. The series definitely uses familiar shonen story elements, but it embraces them with so much passion that you can’t help but cheer for the characters.

It started so promisingly, but then the series just…lost its way. It was like being on a rollercoaster that unexpectedly jumps the tracks. Suddenly, the story felt flat, or the plot became confusing and dragged on. I found myself watching, genuinely puzzled about how something with so much potential could fall apart so completely. It was a real disappointment.