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In today’s release of “Boruto: Two Blue Vortex” Chapter 24, the action was as exhilarating as the last one! This time, we saw the conclusion of the Sunagakure storyline in the series. The shinobis from Konoha have stayed in this land for quite some time, but now it’s time to return since their primary objective has been successfully completed.

This month’s “Boruto: Two Blue Vortex” chapter unveiled the epic showdown between Kawaki and Jura for fans, while Boruto cleverly created a path of escape during this battle. The latest chapter covered these events and more!

One of the tasks is named “Animal Harmonizing”. While the name suggests it’s related to animals, the game doesn’t provide clear instructions on what you should do. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to earn the “Animal Harmonizing” badge in PEAK.

Regularly, Mojang enriches the world of Minecraft by adding fresh content through game updates, offering more exciting discoveries for gamers. One of the latest inclusions was the Friendly Ghast, which came with the Chase the Skies expansion. As the name suggests, this mob is a much friendlier variant of the usual hostile Ghast. Players can obtain their own Friendly Ghast by submerging a Dried Ghast found in the Nether; the subsequent process results in a Ghastling that matures into a Friendly Ghast. Due to its cute appearance and usefulness for players, this passive mob has gained immense popularity among enthusiasts, leading to some remarkable in-game homages.

It appears that the upcoming game won’t introduce any fresh creatures or Pokedex entries, but there’s widespread agreement that it will introduce numerous Mega Evolutions for existing Pokemon instead. Previous leaks suggested a total of 27 new Mega Evolutions, but this number has been revised down to 26 following the alleged removal of Zeraora’s Mega during development. Notably, the new Mega Evolution lineup also includes one for all starters from both Pokemon Legends: Z-A and Gen 6, such as Feraligatr.

On September 12, 2025, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle will hit U.S. cinemas, and simultaneously in Canada. Even though we have to wait for several months, the official Demon Slayer account on X (previously Twitter) has unveiled a fresh teaser trailer for the Infinity Castle storyline.

The initial film of the Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle trilogy has started screening in Japan, and while it might be a couple of weeks before international audiences can view it, Japanese fans are currently discussing intricate details about Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba—Infinity Castle Arc Part 1: Akaza’s Return, which has already gained popularity.

In the game PEAK, Scouts can discover two types of food: pre-packaged snacks and items found in nature, such as berries and mushrooms. The packaged foods like granola bars and energy drinks are always safe to consume. However, the foraged goods might not be entirely safe. Some of these natural finds could potentially harm players if handled carelessly. One example is Napberries. So, where do you come across them, and is it safe to eat them? Let’s discuss that further.

As a dedicated gamer immersed in the world of Pokemon GO, I can’t help but get excited about Community Days. These events are like gold mines for catching rare or beloved Pokémon species for a brief period. It’s always a treat to see which Pokémon will be the star of the show during these limited-time events. For instance, the upcoming Quaxly Community Day on July 20 promises the chance to encounter its radiant shiny form and learn some new moves for Quaquaval.

However, there’s one aspect that has left many players scratching their heads – the time constraints of these Community Days. The fleeting nature of these events can make it a challenge for those who want to participate but may have other commitments or simply missed out on the initial announcement. It would be fantastic if there were ways to extend the time frames, ensuring more gamers get a chance to join in the fun and catch their favorite Pokémon.

Regardless of whether you recognize the name “James Cameron,” you’re likely familiar with his cinematic accomplishments. With just nine feature films directed since 1982, he’s become synonymous with Hollywood blockbusters. His filmography boasts some of the biggest movies ever made: titles like Aliens, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Titanic, and Avatar are among them. The latest installment in the Avatar series, Avatar: The Way of Water (released in 2022), earned over $2.3 billion globally, making it the highest-grossing movie since the COVID-19 pandemic drastically altered the film industry. Upcoming this year is Avatar: Fire and Ash, which promises to be another hit from the prolific Canadian director who first made a splash with 1984’s The Terminator. To put it simply, James Cameron’s impact on the film industry can hardly be overstated. The news about his latest project is therefore all the more intriguing and unexpected.

Just like in previous Mario Kart games I’ve played, the new MK World is chock-full of hazards hidden along its tracks. Dodging Chain Chomps that roll menacingly, evading Hammer Brother squads, and ducking under Bullet Bill launchers are just a few examples of obstacles that can make or break my race if I’m not careful enough.