The popular series Solo Leveling has gained worldwide attention, largely due to its exciting action sequences. The main character, Sung Jinwoo, is constantly becoming more powerful, allowing him to face increasingly difficult opponents and expand his unique Shadow Army. However, in season 3 of Solo Leveling, this impressive and defining ability – the Shadow Army – is about to be taken away from him.
The significant update, expected to be the biggest in over ten years, is currently planned for release in 2027, if everything goes smoothly.
While Xbox Game Pass Ultimate costs $30 a month, dedicated users generally find it to be a good value. Players who previously paid for the Fortnite Crew subscription actually save money now that those perks are included with Game Pass Ultimate. However, some subscribers feel the $30 monthly fee is too high and have canceled their subscriptions. To retain members, Microsoft needs to consistently add compelling, high-quality games, but some fans believe they aren’t doing enough.
Luffy currently has the incredibly powerful Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, which allows him to access Nika’s abilities. We’ve already seen glimpses of its immense strength during the Wano Country and Egghead arcs. Despite being so strong, it’s not unbeatable, and other Devil Fruits possess abilities that can challenge it in certain ways.
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Yooka-Replaylee is a revamped and improved version of the popular 3D platformer, Yooka-Laylee. It’s created by the same talented team behind classic games like Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country. A free demo is available now on the Nintendo Store for Nintendo Switch 2 owners. You can buy or pre-order Yooka-Replaylee today for PlayStation 5, Xbox … Read more
Okay, so the fifth season marks the end of the show, which is a little bittersweet. It’s been almost ten years since the first season came out, and honestly, you start to see some bumps along the road when a series runs this long – a little drop in quality here, some delays there. I don’t want to just tear the show down, because it’s been popular for a reason, but I think it’s fair to look at how the newer seasons stack up against those amazing early ones. It’s not about saying they’re worse, just pointing out a few things that have changed over time.
Although it’s possible another anime will take the title, To Be Hero X, a Chinese anime, is a strong contender for anime of the year. It’s a new and interesting story that has generally been rated higher than Solo Leveling, and it’s likely to give Solo Leveling some serious competition in 2026.
The U.S. Federal Reserve, that austere arbiter of interest rates, hinted at a pause in their rate-cutting spree, a move that sent risk-takers scurrying for cover like children avoiding a thunderstorm. “Brrr, mustn’t get too cozy with risk,” they muttered, clutching their portfolios tighter than a miser with a piggy bank. 💰