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Current showrunner Russell T. Davies is known for taking antagonists from the Classic Series and using them to give the Doctor a show-stopping final few episodes in each series finale. Davies started this trend back in 2005, first with the Dalek Emperor. Then he brought back the Cybermen, the Master, Davros (creator of the Daleks), Rassilon, and more recently, the Toymaker in the 60th Anniversary Specials. In fact, for Series 14, Davies ran with the notion that the Toymaker was part of a larger Pantheon of Discord, gods of chaos and mischief that Gatwa’s Doctor continued to face down. All ending in a confrontation with the head of the Pantheon and Classic Series villain, Sutekh, the god of death. A roster of misbehaving gods initially sounded very intriguing, but after Sutekh’s defeat, the whole overarching plotline was closed off. Now, the only potential candidate for a season finale showdown is Mrs. Flood (Anita Dobson).

For readers and viewers who want an exciting take on sci-fi stories, they might be interested in tales where protagonists don’t necessarily make it in the end. These can be perceived as “more realistic,” as this implies protagonists aren’t always there for a “larger” destiny, making them just as fragile as everyone else. Knowing which protagonists die in their stories also gives these titles a sense of urgency, as this means viewers and readers now have to see if the deaths of these protagonists indeed “make sense” for their plots. Just which sci-fi anime and manga best approach such a conundrum?

With industry experience stretching over 23 years, Q-Games has been a longtime collaborator for gaming majors, such as PlayStation and Nintendo. Since 2001, it has rolled out a plethora of multi-platform titles as well as exclusive titles, including the long-running PixelJunk series and a few Star Fox games. More recently, in September 2024, the Japan-based developer shipped a multiplayer puzzle title called All You Need Is Help across PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo platforms. As of late, Q-Games devs have been working toward the launch of Dreams of Another, a third-person shooter, which was unveiled at the PlayStation State of Play stream earlier in 2025.

In an interview with Game Rant, Producer and Director of inZOI and CEO of inZOI Studio, Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim, gave a thorough breakdown of inZOI‘s inspiration, design, and defining features. During the interview, Kim made clear his desire to offer players one of the most realistic and immersive life simulation games with inZOI, showcasing its uniqueness and quality in an increasingly crowded and beloved genre.

While many current Counter-Strike fans were playing CS2 or watching the ESL Pro League Season 21 finals, the CS: Legacy quietly released an official launch trailer. The standalone remake of CS 1.6 will be “built from the ground up with 100% custom code and game assets,” according to the trailer’s description. While it will use the official Source engine, it will feature the developers’ “own major rewrites to the renderer, shaders and various system.”

When the fifth (and supposedly final) season of The Boys hits Prime Video later this year, its cast will be larger than ever. In addition to franchise mainstays like Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, and Erin Moriarty, a host of new faces are joining the superhero series. To start, Daveed Diggs—star of Hamilton, Snowpiercer, and Black-ish, among many others—has joined the season in an undisclosed main role. Then there is Mason Dye, of Stranger Things and Teen Wolf fame, joining the proceedings as Bombsight, a hero with superhearing abilities. And finally, both Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have signed on for a Supernatural reunion-of-sorts with their old co-star Jensen Ackles (who plays Soldier Boy on the show).

Sukuna serves as the primary antagonist in “Jujutsu Kaisen”, yet he’s also among the most beloved characters within this series. It appears that people find appeal in villainous figures when they possess an alluring charm, and it seems that Sukuna exhibits such a trait in “Jujutsu Kaisen”.

With Netflix recently unveiling its most expensive original film, The Electric State, starring Millie Bobby Brown alongside Chris Pratt, now is an ideal moment to look back at her prominent acting career. Granted, she has yet to land a universally acclaimed role to transcend her iconic portrayal of Eleven in Stranger Things. Yet, there are still plenty of great films for Millie Bobby Brown fans to explore.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is filled with memorable characters, both allies and villains, who shine thanks to the game’s fantastic writing. Throughout the twists and turns of the game’s narrative, it becomes increasingly clear that not every loose end will be tied up nicely by the game’s end. This leaves Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 in the perfect position for a potential threequel to follow up on, and one of the game’s most interesting villains could be at the heart of this future story.

Luckily, the franchise has generated a veritable gallery full of compelling characters to populate Ubisoft’s worlds. Whether it’s a devoted Assassin twin or the lovable rogue of Florence, Assassin’s Creed games are full of compelling characters. Here are some of the best and most memorable that AC players have stepped into the shoes of.