Like other loot rooms in Riven Tides, the key card to the Secure Storage is behind a set of locked doors. You’ll find it inside the Classified Records room, which is located on the top floor of the Port Authority Building. You’ll also need the Classified Records Key Card to get into the second loot room, so be sure to have both key cards before you continue.
Some players have pointed out that Mega Evolving Mega Mewtwo X or Y is much more expensive than Mega Evolving other Pokémon. The cost is comparable to using Eternatus, which is considered one of the strongest Dynamax Pokémon. It takes 7,500 Mega Energy to Mega Evolve Mewtwo into either form for the first time. While this seems like a large amount – especially since raids only award around 450 Mega Energy each – Niantic and Scopely have implemented a clever system that I think is quite smart.
Franky is a key member of the Straw Hat Pirates, officially joining the crew in chapter 437, which was published on December 11, 2006. He’s the shipwright and has become much more powerful since then, particularly during the timeskip when he underwent extensive self-modification using technology from Karakuri Island. As a cyborg, Franky is already incredibly strong, but with the Straw Hat Pirates now recognized as one of the great powers, it’s crucial that all crew members develop Haki to enhance their abilities.
During a recent interview at Napoli Comicon, shared by X user @XMathemagicianX, veteran editor Torishima expressed some critical opinions about current One Piece, even though he has great respect for Eiichiro Oda’s earlier work. He offered similar praise for Naruto, saying it was strong at the beginning, but felt the quality declined afterward. Torishima specifically highlighted the Pain Arc as the last truly excellent story arc in Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto before the manga’s overall quality diminished.
Destiny 2 had its flaws, and it wasn’t everyone’s favorite, but that’s true of most games. You don’t need a perfect or universally praised game to feel sad when it ends. It just needs to be meaningful to the people who played it, and Destiny 2 meant a lot to me and many others. It’s easy to get the impression that everyone dislikes the game, especially when you see comments online claiming Bungie and Destiny 2 deserve to end. But that negativity has always been around, and it’s become a predictable pattern. Despite the frustrations and shortcomings, millions of us, including myself, consider Destiny 2 one of the best gaming experiences we’ve ever had.
Episode 6 of The Boys Season 5, titled “Though The Heavens Fall,” moved the overall story forward and suggested a satisfying ending was within reach. However, The Deep’s killing of Black Noir II felt forced, poorly explained, and didn’t quite land as intended. Instead of being a surprising moment in a season that already had trouble with its rhythm, it highlighted the issues Season 5 was facing.
Although the world is statistically safer now than it has ever been in terms of widespread war, conflicts and unrest still happen. Exploring fictional worlds can offer a valuable escape, and even though these stories are imagined, they often reveal important lessons about finding peace and understanding even when facing difficult circumstances.
Bungie announced on May 21st that a large update for Destiny 2 will be released on June 9th across all platforms. While Destiny 2 will remain playable, this will be the last major content update and Bungie will stop actively developing it. The studio will now focus on its upcoming game projects, including continued work on Marathon. The June 9th update is designed to be a significant send-off, bringing a lot of new features and improvements for players to enjoy.
With so much new anime coming out all the time, fans often revisit the series that truly stand the test of time. Whether it’s action-packed shonen with compelling stories or exciting sports anime, the best shows remain enjoyable even after multiple viewings and continue to be fan favorites.
Rumors suggest a large collection of LEGO Pokémon sets will launch on August 1, 2026. While the LEGO and Pokémon partnership has been going well, currently only a few different Pokémon characters are available as LEGO sets. Although popular with fans, Dratini, Dragonair, and Dragonite aren’t expected to be included in the 2026 releases. However, dedicated fans might enjoy building their own Dratini models to tide them over until the new sets arrive.