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A dedicated fan group called Seed of Might has completely remastered the Dragon Ball Z anime, making all 291 episodes available to fans. They’ve meticulously corrected the colors in every shot, adjusted white balance, refined skin tones, and restored faded colors. This new version also features the original Saban/Ocean English dub, which later switched to the more familiar Funimation dub. You can find more information about the project and how to watch the remastered series below.

This new storyline connects to the beginning of the Krakoa era, specifically the “X of Swords” event, and builds on clues and predictions from the House of X/Powers of X series. It significantly developed the character of Apocalypse, more so than any story had in decades, going back to the Rise of Apocalypse miniseries in the mid-90s. Despite being expertly written by Hickman and beautifully illustrated by Leinil Yu and Mahmud Asrar, this story ultimately does a great disservice to the Egyptian mutant. While the Krakoa era has often been innovative and successful, this particular arc unfortunately damages the character.

Fantasy fans often become so immersed in their favorite stories that they create their own explanations for unanswered questions. While many of these theories aren’t convincing, some are truly fascinating and can completely change your perspective when you rewatch a movie. Here are seven fantasy movie theories that do just that.

Documentaries weren’t considered for this award, but animated movies were. Did your top pick from streaming services win?

This year’s standout surprise is The Alters, a science fiction survival game that combines managing resources, making impactful story choices, and a chilling sense of existential dread into a deeply personal experience. Created by 11 bit studios, the game takes well-known mechanics and uses them to explore tough questions about who we are, the things we regret, and the paths we didn’t take. While it might not have the big-budget spectacle of some other 2025 games, The Alters is a game you won’t soon forget.

Game publishers are no longer restricting games to just one console generation. You might not realize it, but it’s becoming increasingly common to start a game series on an older console like the Xbox One, continue playing sequels on newer versions like the Xbox Series X|S, and then potentially need to upgrade again for the next installment. With Microsoft’s unpredictable console naming, it’s hard to know what’s coming next. This can be frustrating for fans of a series, as they face long waits between games and often have to purchase new consoles to keep playing.

If you’re a fan of the movie Scarface, you’ll want to watch it soon! It’s leaving Netflix in the new year. The film, directed by Brian De Palma and starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer, follows Tony Montana, a Cuban immigrant who comes to Miami and quickly becomes a powerful drug lord. He gains access to the US by assassinating a government official and then ruthlessly eliminates anyone who tries to stop his rise to the top. However, conflicts with rival cartels, police attention, and his own drug use ultimately lead to his destruction.