Many villains aren’t inherently evil; they’re often created by the flaws and shortcomings of the hero system itself. The way heroes operate inadvertently pushes people towards villainy, meaning they often end up fighting enemies they unknowingly helped create – a rather ironic situation considering they claim to be the forces of good.
I’ve noticed something cool throughout all the Borderlands games – they always include a companion of some kind! Even in the new Borderlands Mobile (though it’s only around for a limited time right now). I remember Mordecai and his bird, Bloodwing, in the first game, and the Mechromancer in Borderlands 2 was all about summoning minions. Then FL4K in Borderlands 3 took it to the next level with three different pets you could control. Now, in Borderlands 4, Vex is a character that combines Siren powers and minion control. And the currently available class in Borderlands Mobile, The Summoner, keeps that tradition going. Though, let’s be real, as someone who’s used these companions, there’s a big difference between a pet and a minion!
The dagger is hidden inside a treasure chest, tucked behind a spinning stone wall in the corner of the Sanctum. It’s easy to overlook if you’re not specifically searching for it.
Blizzard started a fresh take on Overwatch with the launch of Reign of Talon Season 1, introducing five new playable characters, with plans to add one more each season. As Season 2 approaches, Blizzard has unveiled Sierra, also known as Hero 51, as the sixth new hero in Reign of Talon. Sierra is a damage-dealing character who uses a variety of abilities to control the battlefield. She can quickly move around with her Anchor Drone, deal heavy damage to groups with Tremor Charges, and target hard-to-reach enemies using the Tracking Shot feature of her Helix Rifle.
Many of the most popular and highly-regarded anime series started as manga published in Shonen Jump. While these anime benefit from strong source material, the truly exceptional ones stand out thanks to stunning visuals, music, and animation that enhance the storytelling and action. Occasionally, an anime adaptation will even surpass the original manga by fixing plot problems and turning good moments into truly unforgettable, industry-defining scenes.
Before heading to Lioncrest Manor for the Rhonid Large Shield, be prepared. You’ll need either a Key to unlock a door during the mission, or a Mask to steal one from inside the manor.
It’s no surprise everyone has different opinions on which games in the series are the best. To decide which ones are truly the greatest, we’ll look at a few things: how much of an impact the game had, how innovative it was for the series, and what fans and critics thought – using ratings from OpenCritic to help us.
Growing apples in the game takes a considerable amount of time, but players aren’t told how long it will take. It’s also unclear if they need to take care of the seeds – like watering or fertilizing – to help them grow. Here’s an explanation of the process.
In 2025, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 — Akaza Return was the biggest anime movie release, generating huge excitement worldwide. Following the success of Mugen Train, fans eagerly attended the premiere. The film had an impressive run in Japan, playing in theaters for 266 days, from July 18, 2025, to April 9, 2026. This is a remarkably long time for a movie to stay in cinemas – most films are only shown for a couple of months before becoming available for streaming.
Some of the most compelling characters in the Dragon Ball universe actually come from stories outside the main series – in movies and side series that aren’t considered official canon. This article will highlight the best of these non-canon characters and discuss which ones deserve a chance to be included in the main Dragon Ball storyline.