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Cheenu Agarwal20 Oct 2026 05:30IST New Update
Shueisha’s next Jump Festa event is fast approaching, and now the publisher has confirmed the full schedule for the event with a tease of some of the major franchises that will have something on offer later this year. Jump Festa is the annual convention taking place in Japan each December where Shueisha shows off all…
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Burger King has brought several new items from Hello Kitty & Friends to the King Jr. Kids’ Meal along with a special claw machine
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There are few series in gaming that match the popularity and influence of “Mass Effect.” At the time of its release, the “Mass Effect” trilogy was hailed as one of the best stories ever told in a video game, and the games certainly have stood the test of time. However, given that “Mass Effect 3,”…
It seems like Sony Pictures might have found their next big live-action anime and manga movie adaptation according to a new report, and it’s literally going to have some of the biggest characters yet. Sony Pictures has been quietly in the works on several different live-action anime adaptations over the last few years, and now…
Fans of YA dystopias had it made in the 2010s. Not only was the book genre hugely popular but those books were making their way to big screen adaptations as well giving fans their beloved stories and characters the kinds of live action exploration most book fans only dream of. There was another big trend…