The Pokémon Company frequently releases new collections for its widely-loved Trading Card Game (TCG), with these updates typically coming every few months. Starting from 2025, the company has introduced three expansions for the Pokémon TCG: Prismatic Evolutions, Journey Together, and Destined Rivals. The first two were rolled out between January and March, while Destined Rivals is slated to drop in late May.
At long last, Thunderbolts has hit the screens, and Marvel enthusiasts can’t seem to stop discussing it. Fortunately, the film’s director has weighed in on one of the significant events in this highly anticipated MCU blockbuster.
Although they might seem simple to overcome, these bosses are far from trivial. Instead of succumbing easily, they require a prolonged battle, which could sometimes feel repetitive or tiresome.
In a stunning display of animation prowess, One Piece Episode 1127 stood out as exceptional. Toei Animation continues to solidify its status as a top-tier studio globally, with this episode showcasing animation quality that was truly remarkable. It’s not an overstatement to suggest that Episode 1127 is already a strong candidate for the title of “Episode of the Year.
The film titled “John Wick” features Keanu Reeves in the lead role. He portrays the character John Wick, an ex-assassin who is compelled to re-enter the criminal world following a series of events involving the theft of his car and the murder of his beloved dog, a gift from his deceased spouse. The original “John Wick” movie debuted in 2014 and received positive reviews. Since then, four more sequels have been produced: “John Wick: Chapter 2” (2017), “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum” (2019), and the latest installment, “John Wick: Chapter 4,” released in 2023. In an interview in March, Reeves expressed doubts about a fifth film because he stated that the character is deceased. However, Lionsgate announced the production of “John Wick: Chapter 5” at CinemaCon in April, with Reeves set to reprise his role and Chad Stahelski returning as director. Recently, a UFC coach accused Reeves of copying one of his signature moves.
First unveiled in September 2024, “Ghosts of Hiroshima” is an ambitious film adaptation based on Charles Pellegrino’s upcoming audiobook. However, the project has been in development for over fifteen years, stemming from a meeting between James Cameron and a survivor of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The story revolves around a Japanese man who amazingly survives an atomic bombing in Hiroshima, only to encounter another nuclear disaster during his train journey to Nagasaki.
Creating such a game wouldn’t be a walk in the park; it would require a developer to successfully combine three distinct gaming experiences into one seamless whole. Warner Bros., following the success of Batman: Arkham, has attempted to spin off its DC characters into individual series, but these have not met with great success as the audience’s tastes have shifted. Marvel, too, after hits like Spider-Man and the forthcoming Wolverine, has opted for a shared experience with Marvel Rivals. Some DC fans are yearning for that same cohesive direction. A Trinity game could offer a novel take on multiple heroes, while maintaining the single-player aspect that made the Arkhamverse popular.
In 2020, a video game based on Baba Yaga lore was discreetly launched, but the reception on Steam is divided. Critics often point out that it features repetitive game mechanics and design elements reminiscent of mobile games as its weaknesses.
Regardless of how many seasons of American Horror Stories are released, fans will continue to debate “Bestie,” discussing everything from its exploration of loneliness, the impact of online culture on young adults, grief, and loss, to the surprising climax. I must admit that it’s a powerful episode that has stuck with me since my initial viewing. However, after learning about a plot inconsistency highlighted by a viewer, I can’t help but believe that there is a point in the episode that isn’t logically sound.
Overload serves as a temporary disruptor in races, momentarily reducing the speed of an opposing team. Once hit with Overload, a team’s point-earning capacity significantly diminishes because their dice rolls are reduced by about half for a specific duration.