Over the past thirty years, Pokémon has grown to include more than 1,000 different creatures players can catch in video games. Beyond the games, there are thousands of anime episodes, feature-length movies, a hugely popular trading card game, and numerous other related games and products.
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The recently released trailer for Reloadian describes it as a “fast-paced roguevania battle arena.” However, the gameplay shown focused on a single-player experience with side-scrolling levels and the exploration-focused mechanics typical of Metroidvania games. The trailer also highlighted a co-op mode where players fight enemies together, and brief clips showed one-on-one battles that played like classic fighting games such as Tekken or Street Fighter.
This isn’t about the most evil or strongest characters. It’s about the ones fans loved to hate. Whether they were controlling leaders or ruined important storylines, these Naruto characters consistently frustrated viewers and sparked endless debates throughout the series.
In ARC Raiders, players can find lots of different resources, but the number of gadgets available is quite small. Specifically, the options for quick-use items and helpful tools are limited, leading to discussions among fans about what should be added. Players have come up with many ideas, including repurposing broken handcuffs to restrain enemies, and have requested that the developers at Embark Studios focus on adding a self-revive item.
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Since it was first hinted at, the true power of this fruit has been a major topic of discussion among One Piece fans. We finally saw it used in Chapter 1170 when Loki defeated King Harald, who was possessed. With this first look at its abilities, and the official teasers in that chapter, many fans think they’ve figured out what the fruit is. Let’s explore some of the most popular theories.
The 1980s were a great decade for anime, featuring popular shows like Dragon Ball and Fist of the North Star, plus many other unforgettable series. If you want to revisit these classics or discover them for the first time, Crunchyroll has a fantastic collection of ’80s anime for you.