Eiichiro Oda often introduces new characters in each major story arc of *One Piece* who become connected to the Straw Hat Pirates. We’ve seen this with characters like Vivi in the Alabasta arc, Carrot in the Zou arc, and continuing through the Wano Country and Egghead arcs.
One XRP influencer, JackTheRippler, declares with the authority of a medieval herald that BlackRock and Ripple are about to seal a pact to tokenize assets on the XRPL. Fellow cheerleaders CryptoSensei and Bale chant the same chorus, stirring the XRP faithful into a frenzy. The crowd waits with bated breath-only to find the announcers silent. The silence is deafening. No official statement from the mighty BlackRock or Ripple, just echoes of hope and hype. Meanwhile, Larry Fink, the mighty CEO, hints that they’re dabbling in their own gem-tokenizing funds to woo the crypto vagabonds into the traditional fold. Because, if Dali painted ETFs as surrealist art, BlackRock’s next masterpiece might be tokenized retirement plans. 🎨🧓
According to the crystal ball of crypto data, Alternative.me, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has dropped faster than my dignity at a karaoke bar! It’s signaling “extreme fear,” folks! The last time investors felt this freaked out was back in early April when BTC was lounging around $76,200, sipping on fear cocktails! 🍹
It’s interesting how cult classic games often become beloved *despite* their flaws. The original *Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines* is far from perfect – some would argue it’s even quite rough around the edges. While its story and world are exceptional, the gameplay – including combat and the open-world RPG aspects – feels unfinished, even for a game released in 2004. But fans don’t focus on these problems. They appreciate the game’s strengths so much that they see *Bloodlines* as something special – a truly unique experience that transcends its imperfections.
Dragon Ball fans have been getting a lot of new content lately, with downloadable content released for all the recent games. Not only is another DLC planned for Dragon Ball Sparking Zero in January 2026, but a brand new Dragon Ball game is also scheduled to be announced around the same time.
Many of us remember how incredibly challenging the original Ninja Gaiden was when we first played it. It was brutally difficult, but overcoming those challenges actually built resilience, making games like Dark Souls and other notoriously hard titles feel less frustrating later on. For years, Ninja Gaiden was known as one of the most unforgiving games ever made.
The manga series *My Hero Academia* has finished, and the anime is currently showing its final episodes. Although the story of Izuku Midoriya and his classmates has reached its conclusion, fans know they all become successful Pro Heroes, meaning their adventures continue even after the series ends.
Our guide covers everything about Poke Balls! You’ll discover how to obtain each type, what they’re used for, and where to find more in the game.
In *Megabonk*, Birdo’s Tornado is her best weapon and should be your go-to choice. It gets stronger as you progress through the game. Plus, it combines really well with her Float ability, allowing you to fly safely above threats while taking out enemies below.
EA and DICE’s launch of *Battlefield 6* has been very successful, though the game hasn’t been without problems. Critics and players alike are praising the new installment, and DICE has been quickly addressing fan feedback after the game’s release. In the first week, they’ve released updates to fix issues with things like shooting accuracy and weapon spread. However, one particular change proved unpopular and had to be removed after players reacted negatively.