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One day after Patlabor EZY File 2 opened in Japanese theaters and on the same morning the European Union’s AI Act reached its general application milestone — the moment EU AI Act transparency rules took legal effect — Masami Yuki, the manga artist who spent six years drawing the most procedurally grounded giant-robot franchise ever…

It’s been a while since our last digest post, so let’s take a look at all of the headlines you might have missed or just flat-out forgot about since mid-December.

The next Disney attraction to make the jump from the parks to the screen could end up being EPCOT’s Spaceship Earth. Disney+ has given the green light for a pilot of a series that would be based on the classic Walt Disney World Resort attraction.

Disney+ has ordered a pilot for a television series inspired by EPCOT’s Spaceship Earth ride. The project reimagines the park’s iconic geodesic sphere as the launchpad for an original science-fiction adventure.

Hold onto your Mickey ears, TV lovers. Disney is dusting off its IP machine once again, and this time, they are coming for your nostalgia. Disney+ has officially handed a pilot order toSpaceship Earth, a brand-new sci-fi adventure series based on Epcot’s most iconic, giant-golf-ball-shaped landmark attraction.

One of Epcot’s most iconic attractions could be heading to the small screen. Disney+ has handed a pilot order to Spaceship Earth, a new series inspired by the iconic Walt Disney World ride of the same name.

One of Epcot’s most iconic attractions could be heading to the small screen. Disney+ has handed a pilot order to Spaceship Earth, a new series inspired by the iconic Walt Disney World ride of the same name.

You can thank the Phoenicians for this one: Disney+ has ordered a pilot for “Spaceship Earth,” a new adventure series inspired by the ride of the same name at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT theme park, TVLine has learned.

Groundbreaking FX series lands on Disney+* — and inside Apple Vision Pro™ and Meta Quest.

DC’s Next Level panel at San Diego Comic-Con has officially made good on what might be the worst-kept secret in the industry: Etrigan is back, and he’s bringing pure, unadulterated body horror with him.