Naruto: Kishimoto Reveals The Bizarre Origin Story Of Boruto’s Illustrator

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Ikemoto collaborated with Kishimoto throughout the entire *Naruto* series, and was later chosen to be both an artist and writer for the *Boruto* sequel. While not much is publicly known about Ikemoto personally, Kishimoto, having worked with him for a long time, has shared stories about how Ikemoto began drawing and what inspired him to pursue a career in manga.

One Piece: Oda Reveals Why He Thinks This Character Is The Most Relatable Straw Hat

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Every fan of *One Piece* has a favorite Straw Hat pirate, but their incredible power levels don’t always make them relatable. Characters like Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji have become unbelievably strong after countless battles. While they’re still human, their immense strength and mastery of Haki can make it difficult to connect with them on a personal level, though this isn’t true for all members of the crew.

Voyagers of Nera Dev Talks Placing a Survival Crafting Game in the Ocean

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Game Rant recently interviewed Michael Chu, the CEO of Treehouse Games, to discuss the upcoming early access launch of Voyagers of Nera. Chu talked about the continued popularity of survival crafting games and highlighted the core features of his game. The following has been edited for readability and conciseness.

Borderlands 4’s World Bosses Take a Good Premise Too Far

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Despite still having some frustratingly easy fights, *Borderlands 4* generally improves on its boss battles, especially within the main storyline. Most main story bosses present players with unique challenges that require quick thinking and adaptation, reminiscent of classic raid bosses. However, the quality of bosses isn’t consistent throughout the game. While the world bosses have interesting ideas, they don’t quite live up to their potential in terms of gameplay.