Ray Dalio

In the anime “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba,” Hashiras are some of the strongest fighters who bravely battle demons to protect humans from their cruelty. Equipped with unique abilities and breathing techniques, they can take on even the most fearsome demonic creatures. Throughout the show, each Hashira encounters challenging battles that put their skills to the ultimate test.

Even if it’s an inherent draw to the genre, however, dying can become tedious after a while. Games often get around this with engaging combat to keep people coming back for more, or a story where death is woven into it, so there’s an ‘in-universe’ explanation for a character dying and coming back. There are some games, however, that create unique mechanics that help give death some more identity. These games in particular have interesting death mechanics that in some way push the player ahead or work in some way besides simply starting from scratch at the beginning.

While reincarnated child MCs are not irregular, their vulnerability is usually emphasized (The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash and Ascendance of a Bookworm) or they excel in a specific area (Fluffy Paradise) that does not translate into a traditional power fantasy. As it can be a blast to watch a 10-year-old demolish massive monsters or powerful enemies, let’s highlight some OP child MCs in reincarnation anime.

The talented cook of the Strawhat Pirates was recruited early on in the series, first appearing in chapter forty-three of the manga and episode twenty of the anime. Three things were established about him right away: he can fight, he can cook, and his weakness is women. As One Piece has continued over the years, the latter trait has often been viewed as a hindrance to his likability as a protagonist. Sanji’s perverted antics have even caused some to write him off entirely. While this quirk of his has been a running joke throughout the series, some think this trait has begun to overshadow the rest of his qualities over time.

While video games have supplanted board games for at-home entertainment to a certain extent, the two paradigms have actually managed to do a decent job of coexisting. Many games are partially inspired by the rules and limitations of board games, while some games are digital board games in themselves.

Meanwhile, the new Pokemon TCG Journey Together expansion will be released on March 28 for the first time in English. The new set is based on Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and features over 180 new cards. The announced cards include N’s Zoroark ex, Iono’s Bellibolt ex, Lillie’s Clefairy ex, and Hop’s Zacian ex, with The Pokemon Company teasing many more surprises. As the excitement for the next batch of trading cards continues to build, one collector has revealed a unique way of displaying their most precious Pokemon.

Admittedly, the Straw Hats can’t waste much time in their grand adventure of finding the One Piece treasure, so it’s highly likely they would probably have spent far longer hanging out with these characters if time was a luxury they could afford. Still, it’s always fun to imagine how some characters would have impacted the story and world of One Piece if they were given an extra few episodes to show what they’re truly made of.

However, one known leaker has mentioned that one recently released Dragon Ball game is rumored to be headed to the Nintendo Switch 2.

The previous episode of Re:Zero saw the defeat of one of the Witch Cult’s reanimated warriors, Kurgan, the eight-armed swordsman. Here, in Re:Zero season 3, episode 14, “Theresia van Astrea”, it’s time to finish off the other warrior, Wilhelm’s wife, Theresia. Brief glimpses of their fight have been sprinkled throughout the season, but this is where it all ends.

As a result, many games at this time that featured the undead ended up going under the radar or fading into obscurity, but there have still been a fair few classics that many zombie fans are still returning to even to this day, thanks to their innovative gameplay, exciting modes, and enemy variety. Here are zombie games from over 10 years ago that have aged the most gracefully since they were released.