Sengoku used to be the highest-ranking officer in the Marines, known as the Fleet Admiral, but he’s now retired and past his peak. Despite this, he remains a formidable fighter, largely due to his Devil Fruit power, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Daibutsu. This allows him to transform into a massive golden Buddha and generate incredibly strong shock waves with his hands.
As a huge fan of Malcolm in the Middle, I was surprised to learn Per Sullivan, who played Stevie, isn’t returning for the revival! I heard he’s been retired from acting for over 15 years – his last role was in a movie called Twelve back in 2010 – and apparently turned down some really good offers to come back. It’s awesome to see Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, Christopher Masterson, Justin Berfield, and Emy Coligado all reprising their roles, though. They’re bringing back the whole family, plus some new characters and, unfortunately, they’ve had to recast Per Sullivan’s part.
Fantasy worlds can be truly captivating, offering everything from striking visual designs and imaginative cultures to vast landscapes begging to be explored. Some worlds, like those in Hollow Knight: Silksong and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, stand out as particularly well-developed, even compared to other games and films. Keep reading to discover more about these incredible worlds and others like them.
There are many reasons why The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is such a fantastic game, and it’s easily considered one of the greatest of all time. However, other games achieve similar greatness in their own ways. These aren’t necessarily better games overall, but they provide a fresh yet recognizable experience.
Eiichiro Oda often brings back characters from the past and gives them more significant parts in the story. We can expect to see several familiar faces – including villains – reappear in the final arc. Some villains have already returned with expanded roles, and even more are coming.
As a huge Final Fantasy 14 fan, I’m so excited for Patch 7.5, ‘Trail to the Heavens’! It’s the last big update for the Dawntrail expansion, and it’s going to roll out in stages from April to September 2026. From what I’ve heard, it’ll kick things off with a new story arc that’ll lead right into the next expansion. We’re getting a new dungeon and trial on April 28th, plus the final part of the Vana’diel raid series. And get this – they’re making some awesome improvements to housing and dyes too! It all sounds incredible and I can’t wait to jump in.
Wondering when Overwatch Season 2 starts? We have the details! Although Blizzard hasn’t officially announced the launch date, based on previous updates, it’s likely to be Tuesday, April 14th, at 11 AM Pacific Time, 2 PM Eastern Time, or 7 PM GMT.
It’s tempting to guess about future games, but this list focuses on titles with confirmed 2027 release dates. Many of these are exciting revivals of beloved franchises that haven’t seen a new installment in years – even decades, like Mega Man: Dual Override and Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish. Let’s explore what makes these games so noteworthy.
Throughout the Dragon Ball series, characters like Future Trunks, Vegito, and Gohan have demonstrated impressive swordsmanship. While swords aren’t as powerful as energy attacks, transformations, or even basic fighting, the best sword users in Dragon Ball still play a significant role.
Sandstorm teams focus on maintaining the Sandstorm weather effect and using Pokémon that are either unaffected by it or actually get stronger in it. The steady damage from the Sandstorm quickly wears down opponents, breaking protective items like Focus Sashes, making them use recovery moves, and turning potentially survivable hits into knockouts. These teams generally aim for a balanced, mid-game strategy – they can withstand early attacks, but become a serious threat once they’ve set up their sweepers.