7 Demon Slayer Characters That Can Solo Akaza

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I recently watched Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1, and it really brought Akaza into focus. He’s incredibly powerful – one of Muzan’s strongest demons, holding the rank of Upper Rank Three – and the movie almost felt centered around him. While Tanjiro and Giyu fought bravely, they couldn’t quite defeat him. It got me thinking about who could beat him, and it’s not just other powerful demons like Muzan. Characters like Yoriichi, a remarkably skilled human, also seem capable of taking him on alone.

Battlefield 6 Players Are Not Happy With the New Blackwell Fields Map

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October 28th was set to be a big day for Battlefield fans, with the start of Season One and the release of Battlefield REDSEC, a free battle royale mode. However, players immediately ran into problems, experiencing long waits just to log in to Battlefield 6. Now, it appears another issue has surfaced with the launch.

New Halo Game Launches on Steam For Free, But There’s a Catch

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After being available on Itch.io since May, fans have been eagerly awaiting the Steam release of Spartan Survivors. It’s common for fan-made games to face legal challenges, but the developer, Bathrobe Cast, shared that Halo Studios actually reached out in June to express their support. They said the game was “fun” and they were excited to play more. This positive response has allowed the free-to-play *Haloinspired roguelite to launch on Steam without fear of legal trouble.

Play These FPS Games Before Halo 1 Remake

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After 25 years, Microsoft is releasing a complete remake of the original Halo called Halo: Combat Evolved. Surprisingly, it will be available on PlayStation consoles in 2026. These futuristic, first-person shooter games are also considered some of the best in the genre, and Halo fans are sure to enjoy them.

Dogwifhat Price Analysis: WIF Shows Divergence Patterns as Bulls Defend $0.55 Support

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According to the ever-dramatic Crypto GEMs (who is, of course, never wrong), there are a series of RSI divergences gracing the Dogwifhat chart like a mysterious plot twist in a noir film. On the one hand, we have a hidden bullish divergence, where the RSI is showing higher lows while the price itself is busy making lower lows-because why not keep things interesting? This typically suggests some buying strength lurking beneath the surface, ready to burst forth in a dramatic short-term rally or reversal. As of now, the coin is doing its best to hold on to that sweet $0.55 support. 🎩

What To Know About Battlefield 6 Season 1 (And REDSEC Battle Royale)

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Okay, so Battlefield 6‘s Season 1 is kicking off strong! I’m especially hyped about the new REDSEC mode – it’s free for everyone who loves Battle Royale, which is awesome. If you’re curious about what’s new and ready to play right now, here’s a quick rundown of everything they’ve added. Read More 2025-10-28 23:35

Bitcoin’s Internal War: Hard Fork or End?

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The latest upheaval stems from a proposal to tweak the OP_RETURN opcode, which permits data to be embedded in Bitcoin transactions. Bitcoin Core v30, a network software update released earlier this year, expanded the OP_RETURN limit from 80 bytes to 100,000 bytes. This change ignited backlash among developers and community members, who fear it could transform the network into a storage hub for arbitrary data, including illegal or harmful content such as Child Sexually Abusive Material (CSAM). 🚨

Why the XRP Price Refuses to Be Bearish After the 50% Flash Crash – Here’s Why!

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Enter Cryptoinsightuk, who, with the calm demeanor of a monk who’s just been told the coffee machine is broken, declares that XRP is not bearish. No, really. Despite all the screams of “It’s over, we’re doomed!” the analyst calmly points out that XRP is lacking what we in the business call “downside liquidity.” This essentially means there aren’t many sellers lurking below the price, just waiting to cash out. So, while the price may dance up and down like your cousin at a wedding, it’s not heading for a cliff just yet.