Horikoshi Admitted My Hero Academia Almost Ended After This Iconic Fight

The animated series “My Hero Academia” is celebrated for its charming character lineup and distinctive style, but it’s also gained global acclaim due to its exhilarating action sequences. Fans have been captivated by Deku and the other formidable heroes from UA High as they’ve fought against powerful villains numerous times throughout the story. Although these skirmishes were building up to a grand Final War, which unfolded after over 400 chapters, it appears that the series wasn’t initially planned to span this length, at least not in terms of technical production.

Wild West Soulslike Game Tombwater Reveals Release Date [EXCLUSIVE]

In late 2024 and then at the Best Indie Games Summer Showcase in June 2025, the game titled “Tombwater” was unveiled. The narrative unfolds from the point of view of a solitary gunslinger. Players have the option to employ firearms, potions, and magical spells to battle Eldritch creatures and unravel the mystery surrounding the fate of the town named in the title. Drawing inspiration from both the The Legend of Zelda and Red Dead Redemption series, Tombwater is being developed by Max Mraz and Jag Wagner, hailing from Moth Atlas studio located in Columbus, Ohio. Notably, Max Mraz’s prior work includes a reimagined version of Bloodborne called Yarntown, which is believed to serve as a precursor to Tombwater.

How To Get NHL 26 Early Access—Start Date & Times Confirmed

For over six years, starting from 2014, EA’s NHL series has been dominating the field in the simulation of ice hockey games. With no serious competition, EA continues to set the bar high with NHL 26 being their latest offering for ice hockey fans seeking glory. Notable cover athletes for this year include Brady and Keith Tkachuk. Additionally, a fresh array of new features has been introduced in the game.

You Won’t Believe How Many Bitcoins This Company Just Hoarded! 🚀💰

A mountain of bitcoins or a pile of digital dreams?

Bitcoin treasury whizzes, formerly known as MicroStrategy (because “Strategy” sounds cooler, right?), dropped a bomb on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s inbox. According to their fancy filing, they snagged 4,048 bitcoins between Aug. 26 and Sept. 1 – at a bargain basement average price of $110,981 each. They financed this little shopping spree by printing money in the form of Class A common stock and perpetual preferred shares. Basically, “Hey shareholders, we got this… maybe.”

How Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Obsession Just Got a $3.8 Billion Upgrade 🚀💸

Remember when Japan hit a bit of a rough patch economically? 😬 Metaplanet did, and instead of crying into their sake, they started dabbling in Bitcoin like it’s the perfect rebound. Fast forward to now, and they’re practically obsessed (& who can blame them?). The entire ¥555 billion fund, raised by selling preferred shares (because straight-up cash is too mainstream), is their golden ticket to buy even more of the flagship cryptocurrency.