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Even though Izuku Midoriya’s story has finished in My Hero Academia, the series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is continuing with a second season, focusing on the group of unauthorized heroes led by Koichi Haimawari (The Crawler). Season 2 will feature a variety of heroes – both official pros and those operating outside the law – and explore their impact on the world of heroism.

These games tell stories centered around characters and their personal journeys—things like finding friendship, purpose, lost love, or dealing with difficult emotions like grief or a desire for revenge. Instead of focusing on huge, world-ending threats, they offer more realistic and complex narratives, and often let you play at your own speed. Let’s explore open-world games that prioritize these intimate, personal adventures over grand, epic storylines.

The problem started in October 2025 when two leading RAM makers decided to dedicate a large portion of their production to expanding an OpenAI data center. This limited supply caused some RAM prices for consumers to more than triple, and the situation has only gotten worse. Now, more and more memory manufacturers are prioritizing the fast-growing AI industry over consumer and gaming needs, which could soon affect console makers as well.

Okay, so most Japanese RPGs I’ve played are pretty straightforward – you follow the story and that’s usually it. Once you beat it, you’ve pretty much seen it, you know? But honestly, that changes when you start diving into all the optional stuff – the side quests, the hidden areas, everything. That’s when the game really opens up and you start getting more out of it.

Death has become a recurring element in the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga, with several characters dying in recent issues. Given the presence of formidable enemies like Jura and the God Trees, alongside powerful ninja such as Boruto and Kawaki, it’s expected that characters – both important and minor – will continue to perish.