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The most fascinating fan theories are often the ones that suggest a darker side to the Pokémon world. Some propose unsettling connections between different Pokémon species, while others try to explain the mysterious disappearances of certain characters and creatures. Here are seven theories that will make you look at the original Pokémon games in a whole new light.

Warning: Spoilers below for Stranger Things 5, Volume 2.

Yoshihiro Togashi and Naoko Takeuchi have been married since 1999 – over twenty-five years ago! Despite their long relationship, there’s never been an official crossover featuring characters from Togashi’s Hunter x Hunter meeting Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon characters. Recently, Togashi joined X (formerly Twitter) and quickly became the most-followed manga creator ever, now boasting over 3.4 million followers and counting. While he usually uses social media to update fans on Hunter x Hunter, he recently surprised everyone by drawing Sailor Mars, a character from his wife’s famous series. You can see this fun crossover artwork below.

Released in 1996 for the Sega Saturn (and later the PlayStation), Mega Man 8 was the first game in the series built for 32-bit consoles. The story follows Mega Man as he investigates a meteor crash and uncovers Dr. Wily’s scheme to harness a powerful energy source. While still a classic 2D platformer, Mega Man 8 added impressive features for its time, like full-motion video and voice acting. It’s a fun and solid Mega Man game, but it didn’t quite push the limits of the new 32-bit technology as much as some might have hoped.

Netflix has a reputation for ending shows before their time, but not every series gets cancelled. In 2026, several popular and well-received shows will be back on Netflix for new seasons. Here’s a look at 7 of the biggest returning shows to look forward to.

For twenty years, fans have been hoping to see a new Banjo-Kazooie game, a classic 3D platformer originally popular on the Nintendo 64. Now owned by Xbox, the series has remained untouched, but the desire for a return isn’t just about fond memories. The platforming genre has improved and changed, showing there’s still a place for imaginative worlds, creative levels, and well-designed adventures. Now is the perfect time for Banjo and Kazooie to make a comeback.

As 2025 comes to a close, many gamers are already thinking about what 2026 will bring. Before the new year’s releases start rolling in, I want to highlight some of the best RPGs from 2025 that you might have missed. Whether you play them now or add them to your wishlist for a future sale, be sure to check out these fantastic, often overlooked, RPGs.