Lately, it’s come to light that Megumi Ishitani was involved in the launch of Witch Watch, a captivating anime series under the production belt of Bibury Animation Studios. This discovery sparked whispers about her departure from Toei Animation, but Ishitani herself put those rumors to rest, clarifying that she remains a part of the Toei Animation family.
As a die-hard Star Wars fan, I’ve always dreamt of immersing myself in the epic galaxy far, far away through strategy gaming, and that’s exactly what excites me about Bit Reactor’s upcoming project. Known for their rich history in this genre, having been founded by veterans from Firaxis Games – the masterminds behind iconic franchises like Civilization and XCOM – I have high hopes for this game.
The potential of this Star Wars game seems as boundless as the galaxy itself, which has only grown richer with recent additions like Disney + shows such as The Mandalorian and Andor. However, since its initial announcement a few years back, details about Respawn and Bit Reactor’s secretive Star Wars title have remained scarce, leaving us fans eagerly waiting for more information.
As I look back at the epic journey of Naruto, it’s a humbling realization that he stands among the greatest shinobis in history. Time after time, he was faced with formidable adversaries, yet he consistently pushed past these obstacles to reach unprecedented levels of power.
In the game Elden Ring, the Erdtree is considered the core of divinity, order, and authority, making it a crucial part (possibly the most significant) of the game’s narrative. However, despite its pivotal role in Elden Ring’s storyline, the Erdtree does not appear in Elden Ring: Nightreign. This omission leaves room for players to wonder about the true nature of the Erdtree and what it might represent. As a result, the story of Elden Ring: Nightreign may significantly alter the Erdtree’s mythology, possibly reducing its divine status to something much more ordinary, or even the opposite of its previous portrayal.
One Piece” is a monumental manga series that weekly delivers numerous thrilling advancements to its passionate readership. Given its shonen genre, it’s unsurprising that “One Piece” consistently offers captivating battles for fans to enjoy every week.
Starting April 5, a standard 10% tariff was imposed on all imported goods by the Trump administration in the U.S. Yet, it is anticipated that greater tariffs will be implemented for imports from various countries soon. This potential increase could have prompted the adjustment observed in Razer’s laptop manufacturing strategy.
For PlayStation Extra and Premium subscribers, Sony will be offering a highly acclaimed game this year, which has consistently received ratings above 90 in reviews.
In this list, we’ll look at 13 villains who have made anime history, each with a unique story.
In some tabletop card game (TCG) communities, outlawing specific cards may stir up debate. For instance, Lorcana once “banned” a card named Bucky – Squirrel Squeak Tutor by issuing an errata that made the card unplayable in competitive matches. However, Ravensburger opted for a different approach recently, choosing to restrict not just one but two cards, Hiram Flaversham – Toymaker and Fortisphere, from being used in competitive events. This move could potentially enhance the overall game’s balance and diversity.
The “Bravely Default” video game series has always been limited to Nintendo consoles since its inception. Each game in the franchise initially launched on one of Nintendo’s systems and was distributed globally by Nintendo. Interestingly, only one title from the series, “Bravely Default 2,” released in 2021, appeared on a non-Nintendo platform, which was Windows PCs, shortly after its debut on the Nintendo Switch. Considering this pattern, it’s not unexpected that the “Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster” will also be exclusive to a Nintendo console; however, it contradicts Square Enix’s commitment to releasing games across multiple platforms.