I just finished reading One Piece chapter 1176, and it looks like Sanji is going up against Saint Killingham. Everyone figured Killingham would be a really tough opponent – he’s a famous Holy Knight and supposedly one of Imu’s most powerful fighters. But honestly, the fight wasn’t even close! Sanji completely overpowered Killingham, defeating him incredibly quickly. It was a surprisingly one-sided battle.
I’m really enjoying the Spring 2026 anime season so far, especially with the return of shows like Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun. What I appreciate about Iruma-kun is that it doesn’t lean too heavily into typical isekai clichés. Instead, it focuses on really engaging, everyday stories that just happen to take place in a fantasy world. The first episode of the new season, “The Other Demon in the Misfit Class,” perfectly illustrates this. While it’s technically an isekai, it doesn’t feel like one because the core of the episode is about things like finding your voice and feeling like you belong.
We’re going to rank several Final Fantasy games based on the richness of their stories and how believable their worlds feel. Do these games offer unique and detailed settings, or do they fall into familiar fantasy tropes? We’ll be looking at titles like Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy Tactics, and World of Final Fantasy to find out which ones truly stand out.
The popular and beloved sitcom Friends is back on Netflix after being temporarily unavailable. The show, which originally premiered on the platform in 2015 and ran for 10 seasons, has always been a hit with viewers, so many were disappointed when it was removed on December 30, 2025. Now, fans can once again enjoy iconic moments, including Ross Geller’s famous lines.
Several popular anime series based on shonen manga are heading towards their endings, including the very popular One Piece. With My Hero Academia‘s anime recently finishing, many fans are now searching for newer shonen manga that haven’t been adapted into anime yet. The hope is that these manga will eventually receive full anime adaptations in the future.
PC gamers can currently get two free games on Steam, but the offer ends on April 6th at noon Central Time. You can claim Depths of Horror: Mushroom Day, a scary first-person horror game where you explore a dark cave, or House Flipper, a relaxing game where you buy, renovate, and sell houses. Both games have been popular with Steam players, so don’t miss out!
Crypto expert John Squire recently highlighted a statement from the Ripple President, explaining how decentralized identities could give people more control over their personal data, currently held by traditional web companies. This technology would allow individuals to create a digital version of their identity on networks like the XRP Ledger (XRPL).
Okay, so for this quest, you’ll need a Safe Pocket to grab an item at the very end. But honestly, it’s a pretty quick quest and there’s an extract super close to the final objective, so you could totally use a free loadout if you want! If you do bring your own gear, I highly recommend a Photoelectric Cloak. There are these things called Shredders near Medical Research and the Seed Vault, and they can swarm you really fast. Trust me, avoiding a fight with them is way better than trying to take them on!
With the inability to fully complete the National Pokédex in FireRed and LeafGreen without access to Pokémon from later generations, and the recent leak of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire for the Switch, it seems likely these games will be officially re-released. While it’s uncertain if Emerald will also be included, it offers a noticeably different gameplay experience compared to Ruby and Sapphire – especially in terms of Pokémon encounters and battles. Therefore, if you’re planning a team for Ruby and Sapphire, remember that strategies effective in Emerald might not work as well.
Since it first aired, Game of Thrones has become a huge cultural phenomenon, with fans all over the world constantly quoting it and recognizing its iconic imagery. The show’s fictional world, Westeros, remains incredibly popular, and now HBO has released a new trailer celebrating the series.