I’ve been looking into Kiai techniques – those energy blasts and shouts characters use. While they aren’t always the most powerful moves in the Dragon Ball universe, some are surprisingly strong, even appearing in Dragon Ball Super. So, I decided to break down the strongest ones and see which really stands out as the ultimate Kiai technique.
As a big Pokémon fan, I’ve been following the chatter online, and it’s not the first time people have spotted potential links between Pokémon Pokopia and the upcoming Pokémon Winds and Waves. Apparently, someone noticed a poster in Pokopia looks a lot like a scene from the Winds and Waves trailer – specifically, a group of Lumineon swimming. It’s all speculation right now, but everyone’s been digging through Pokopia hoping to find hints about what’s coming next in the series, and it’s super exciting!
Some games, like Devil May Cry 2 or The 3rd Birthday, weren’t necessarily terrible when they first came out, but many fans didn’t embrace them at the time. Looking back now, especially after playing through them again or considering later games in the series, it’s difficult to argue they hold up well.
The world of Pokémon extends far beyond its original video games, trading cards, and animated series. From the beginning, Pokémon has created toys featuring its many creatures, and has also explored things like board games, clothing, and recently, a partnership with LEGO. The Pokémon Company has frequently collaborated with well-known food brands to create Pokémon-themed snacks, including partnerships with Hershey’s and Oreo. Now, a collaboration with Goldfish crackers, which first launched in 2025, is making a comeback with new packaging to celebrate Pokémon’s 30th anniversary.
I remember when the first Pokemon games came out – it was kinda crazy behind the scenes, at least that’s how it felt. It was a totally new idea, and nobody knew it would blow up like it did! But around Generation 5, Game Freak really found a rhythm. They started releasing a new game every three years, which some people think held them back creatively. But honestly, for a lot of us fans, it just meant Pokemon was always reliably coming back into our lives – it became a constant we could count on.
Though generally not as powerful as the most formidable Mega-level Digimon, these creatures are incredibly strong and can cause immense destruction. They use this power to either protect or wreak havoc in the Digital World. Their exceptional abilities, stemming from unique origins or powers that bend the rules of reality, have made them famous for surpassing the typical limits of their evolution.
Time is valuable, and once it’s gone, you can’t get it back. So, drawing from my own experience, I want to share a list of JRPGs that I recommend avoiding – there are a few reasons why I think you might want to skip them.
The recent updates to Ball x Pit have added some new evolutions that require players to combine two existing ones, so a little preparation is helpful. However, it’s fairly straightforward if you know what you need, especially if you can find some of the necessary balls early in the game.
The Humble Bundle “Speak to the Manager” lets you get 10 Steam keys (for 8 games and 2 downloadable content packs) for as little as $12, with the money going to the charity Gold Star Gamers. You can pay more if you’d like to further support the charity. For just $9, you can get a smaller bundle of 5 games.
Watching Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, it’s clear that magic is everything in this world. It connects people, gives them something to strive for, and often decides the outcome of conflicts. While anyone can learn magic, some, like Fern, dedicate themselves to mastering it and becoming truly powerful First-Class Mages. It’s fascinating to see how different people approach and utilize this power.