SpongeBob SquarePants isn’t just a popular TV show – he’s also starred in several movies that many fans have enjoyed over the years. His most recent film, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, came out during the last holiday season, making now a perfect time to revisit all of SpongeBob’s exciting adventures.
In Graveyard Keeper, you save your game by sleeping in your bed. When you wake up, look for a book and quill icon – that means your progress has been saved.
The anime Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood set a new standard, and now fans often talk about shows getting the same kind of high-quality remake. We’ve already seen this happen with Fruits Basket (the 2019 version is a huge improvement over the 2001 series) and Hellsing (with Hellsing Ultimate being a much stronger adaptation). Several other anime could really benefit from a similar overhaul – whether it’s to improve the animation, complete the story properly, or remove unnecessary filler. This could even allow for problematic elements to be addressed without sacrificing the core narrative.
Jinbe is the skilled helmsman of the Straw Hat Pirates and a powerful commander serving under Yonko Luffy. He’s an expert in both Fishman Karate and Merman Jujutsu, and also wields two types of Haki. During the Wano Country arc of One Piece, Jinbe demonstrated his strength by decisively defeating Who’s Who.
The actor’s career didn’t always have this level of success. Before landing the role in Final Fantasy 16, he’d only appeared in three games, and those were smaller roles. His portrayal of Clive Rosfield has clearly made a huge impact – many Final Fantasy fans now consider Clive to be one of the best characters in the entire series. That single role completely transformed the opportunities available to him, and continues to do so.
According to the great oracle known as ChartNerd (who we can only assume has a magic crystal ball and a penchant for drama), XRP has secretly handed us the breakout of the decade. Picture this: a multi-year symmetrical triangle that finally decided to break out during Q4 2024! It’s like waiting for your pizza delivery and it finally arrives… but it’s cold and has pineapple on it. Still, there’s hope! It soared to an all-time high (ATH) in July 2025, and now it’s looking for a critical retest, which sounds suspiciously like a bad Tinder date.
To find the Vaporwalker Boots in Crimson Desert, head to the Ancient’s Heart Cave. This cave is located in the Ancient Rift area, which is north of Hernand City, past Sage’s Peak.
Having multiple seasons lets an anime delve deeper into its story, characters, and world. However, if not done well, it can create plot holes and inconsistencies that ruin the show. Fortunately, the 2010s gave us several anime that remained consistently high-quality, and even improved over time. Here are 7 examples of anime with multiple fantastic seasons that kept fans hooked.
Borderlands Mobile is a free-to-play shooter for iPhones (and soon Androids) that lets you experience the fast-paced gunplay and unique art style the Borderlands series is known for. The game is designed for quick play sessions and features cooperative gameplay with other players. You can customize your character, complete missions, and collect lots of loot. While still in testing, the game offers a glimpse of what’s to come, with some features currently unavailable.
Announced in August 2025, Of Peaks and Tides is an upcoming open-world adventure game from new developer CyancookGames. It’s a very ambitious first project for the studio, but early trailers suggest it could be something special, offering a gameplay experience similar to the Zelda series. Since Zelda games haven’t been officially released on PC, Of Peaks and Tides has a unique opportunity to attract a whole new group of players if it delivers on its promise.