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Coke Studio Bangla released “Mothura”, the fifth track of its fourth season, offering a semiclassical exploration of unfulfilled love and lingering devotion.    The track dropped on September 24 across all major digital streaming platforms and the official Coke Studio Bangla YouTube channel.

Few anime series match the global cultural impact of One Piece, which remains one of Japan’s premier media properties after nearly three decades. Despite both the original manga and its ongoing television series remaining active, a brand-new anime adaptation revisiting the story’s opening arc is currently in development.

The Fall 2026 anime season is almost here, and some of the biggest highlights of the lineup are the sequel seasons of Black Clover andThe Apothecary Diaries. It’s the final quarter of the year and probably the biggest one yet thanks to the major series returning with new seasons. However, the Fall 2026 season is…

What better place to carry your train pass than inside No Face’s Spirited Away train ride?

Every year, Studio Trigger visits Otakon to discuss their newest and upcoming projects. More recently, the studio has started bringing its young talent to the convention to meet international fans. This year’s roster included animators Ichigo Kanno and Kazuki Chiba, who both joined Trigger around the same time. Kanno is responsible for the 90s-style character…

Polyarc, the Seattle studio behind the acclaimed VR series Moss, has closed its doors after almost 12 years.

Remaster studio Nightdive wants to continue supporting Nintendo Switch 1, but “getting harder and harder” to do soWe played Sin: Reloaded, here are our thoughtsWe played Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, here are our thoughtsSeptember 2026 Nintendo Direct live streamWe played the new Terranigma remaster for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, here are our thoughtsHere’s how…

Boss Fight Studio is back with a brand new selection of original 1/12 action figures as part of their ongoing Epic H.A.C.K.S. line

In 2025, Robloxpaid out more than $1.5 billion to creators of games and UGC items on its platform.

First-ever nighttime screening takes place in the real-world setting for A Night in the Valley of the Witches.