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The eagerly anticipated movie blend of Transformers and G.I. Joe is moving step by step towards materialization. In the finale of “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” in 2023, the main character Noah (Anthony Ramos) was approached by the G.I. Joe group, thereby connecting them with the Transformers. Earlier this year in May, Chris Hemsworth was selected to headline the cast for this crossover project. With the animated “Transformers One” now playing in cinemas, the series is already planning its next live-action sequel.
The anime adaptation of One Piece is currently dealing with the aftermath of significant revelations that unfolded during the Reverie, and a sneak peek at the upcoming episode hints at an enormous transformation for the world as King Imu initiates his actions. The storyline titled One Piece: Egghead Arc has momentarily deviated from Luffy and the Straw Hats’ endeavor to flee from Dr. Vegapunk’s future island laboratory, instead choosing to delve deeper into happenings across various seas. As these monumental occurrences unfold, they serve as crucial stepping stones towards the climactic finale.
The long-awaited TV version of “Revival,” originally from Image Comics, has finalized its main cast members. On Wednesday, it was disclosed that Melanie Scrofano (known for “Wynonna Earp” and “Designated Survivor”), Romy Weltman (“Slasher” and “Murdoch Mysteries”), David James Elliott (“JAG” and “Mad Men”), and Andy McQueen (“Mrs. Davis”) have all been added to the cast of “Revival.” The series, which is an adaptation of the Image Comics series of the same name by Time Seeley and Mike Norton, has now commenced filming in New Brunswick, Canada.
The final episode of Orphan Black: Echoes has been broadcast, bringing an end to the series. On Wednesday, it was announced that the show won’t continue for a second season on AMC and BBC America. This new series serves as a sequel and spin-off from the Emmy-winning original Orphan Black, which premiered its entire first season internationally last fall, followed by weekly episodes in the U.S. this summer.
According to repeated assertions by journalist Jeff Grubb in recent days, it appears that Sony may be planning a State of Play presentation for some time in September. He has further clarified this claim, even suggesting a particular date for when this supposed event might occur.