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The ongoing Elbaf saga in One Piece remains captivating for viewers, as each chapter offers thrilling advancements to the narrative. The Elbaf arc has been nothing short of extraordinary, and fans anticipate that it will only grow more intense in the coming chapters.

In the game “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order”, Cal Kestis – a survivor of Order 66 – must reacquaint himself with his Jedi training as he battles Imperial Inquisitors and attempts to revive the Jedi Order alongside fellow Order 66 survivor Cere Junda. To begin with, players can use a single-edged lightsaber, half of Master Jaro Tapal’s twin-bladed lightsaber, as Kestis gradually regains his mastery over the lightsaber and Force. However, players can acquire a twin-bladed lightsaber more swiftly by visiting Dathomir straight after leaving Bogano. As the story of “Fallen Order” progresses, Kestis is compelled to journey to Ilum in search of a new kyber crystal to repair his lightsaber. In Ilum, Kestis can detach his twin-bladed lightsaber to wield two individual lightsabers simultaneously for combat.

Recently, one prominent actor shared news regarding the revival of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”, and interestingly enough, they had been a producer for seasons 1 through 7 of the original series on The WB network.

Considering the narrative of “Tears of the Kingdom,” the main question regarding “Age of Imprisonment” is whether this implies that Link will not make an appearance in the upcoming prequel, given his long-standing role as Zelda’s protagonist. Unless Omega Force intends to rewrite the events of “Age of Calamity” in a non-canonical manner like they did with “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,” it seems possible that “Age of Imprisonment” could be the first “Hyrule Warriors” game without Link as a playable character. If this is the case, then “Age of Imprisonment” wouldn’t be the only recent “Zelda” game to omit Link, hinting at major changes coming for the series in the future.

In today’s world, Chris Perkins is among the most recognizable figures associated with Dungeons and Dragons. Accompanied by lead rules designer Jeremy Crawford, Perkins frequently shows up in videos, discussions, and various media outlets as one of the primary spokespersons discussing the intricacies of Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and its fresh content.

In the enchanting Butterfly Bliss tournament, there’s a treasure trove of prizes waiting for players. Here’s what you could potentially take home if you decide to join this captivating event.

According to whispers circulating, Resident Evil 9 is reportedly aiming for a grander scale than any other game in the series. It’s said that this new installment, Resident Evil 9, could potentially be an open-world game, leveraging the technology refined for Dragon’s Dogma 2 and Monster Hunter Wilds to overhaul the traditional survival-horror gameplay of the series. Additionally, it’s rumored that classic characters such as Jill Valentine, Leon S. Kennedy, and Chris Redfield may make a comeback. The concept of Resident Evil 9 seems intricate, but it could simplify matters by setting aside some of the narrative complexities that have been causing issues in recent Resident Evil games.

Originally launched on Nintendo GameCube in 2003, Kirby Air Ride was sometimes overshadowed by games like Mario Kart: Double Dash and F-Zero GX. However, despite mixed reviews, this game has earned a dedicated fanbase due to its unique game modes and diverse vehicle options, which resulted in thrilling races that preserved the whimsical essence of Kirby. The sequel, titled Air Riders, is being helmed by series creator Masahiro Sakurai and expected in 2025. While specifics about Air Riders are yet to be revealed, one crucial element from the original game should make a return for it to truly embody its name: the City Trial mode.

Newcomers to the world of One Piece often face a challenge in avoiding spoilers due to the vast amount of content that has been released over nearly 30 years. Major plot points, especially those from before the time skip, have been widely shared on the internet, potentially revealing significant details such as which characters join the Straw Hat Crew or the tragic event of Ace’s death. As a result, even non-dedicated One Piece online communities can unintentionally expose new fans to spoilers.

After several months of hard work, the teams who’ve secured their place in the Major now also secure a share of the substantial revenue from the sticker sales.