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Horror is a rather interesting genre within the anime community. It has a long history with many iconic entries into the medium but also some that haven’t meshed too well with the platform of anime. However, if there is one thing anime has been more than capable of depicting in all its visceral glory, it’s…

As gaming grew more sophisticated in the 1980s, music became an increasingly integral part of the overall experience. Just like any other visually driven artform, music can elevate the emotions and sonically punctuate what’s unfolding on-screen. Some of the biggest gaming franchises of all time each have their own memorable soundtracks as recognizable as the…

Walter Koenig has sadly passed away at 90 years old. He was best known for playing the role of Pavel Chekov on “Star Trek: The Original Series” and was brought in during the show’s second season (a move, Koenig once said, that was done to appeal to a younger audience). Chekov was a Russian character seen working…

In Sorcerer Supreme #10 (2026) by Steve Orlando and Bernard Chang, the Scarlet Witch sacrificed her role as the Sorcerer Supreme to save the world and to save all magic. In the end, she proved herself to the Vishanti, who always doubted her worth, but it was all too late, as she has now moved…

The holidays will be here before you know it, so it’s a good idea to get ahead of the curve on holiday shopping, especially for the little ones. Now’s the time to get popular toys and games before they sell out. Check out some of the hottest toys of 2026 you can get now before…

One of the best new anime making the jump from Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is coming back for Season 2 next year, and has now dropped the first real look at what to expect with a new trailer. It’s been a wild couple of years forShonen Jump as not only have some of their…

Every decade of television is predominantly shaped by its heroes — but the 2020s might be the first to be defined by its villains. So far, this has been the decade when shows have largely stopped hand-wringing over antiheroes and started asking audiences to immerse themselves in true evil. We’ve moved past the morally conflicted…