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The 2000s were anime’s golden age — a decade when a single Thursday-night episode could shut down school hallways by Friday morning. At the top of the pile sits Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, a series so precisely crafted that it still holds a score of 9.1 on MyAnimeList from over 2.2 million voters. From the Big…

In mere weeks, the biggest game of the year (if not this decade) will be released. Grand Theft Auto 6 has dominated headlines ahead of its Nov. 19 launch , and it will likely top most gamers’ wishlists this holiday season. But if you’re looking for something different, there are plenty of alternatives from this packed…

Remember how Scooby-Doo ghosts used to freak us out? Across decades of mysteries, the scariest Scooby-Doo monsters are the ones that ditched the usual campy antics for genuine nightmare fuel. Whether they were criminals hiding behind elaborate disguises or actual supernatural entities, these villains left generations of fans sleeping with the lights on. From classic…

There’s no denying that the 1990s were a revolutionary era for the anime industry, but unfortunately, many of the classics couldn’t stand the test of time. The decade completely shifted the global market since several shows became popular in the West due to television broadcasts. As the demand grew, the anime industry quickly began to…

CultureEntertainmentMangaAnimeArtOct 28, 2026 The twentieth century brought fresh focuses on a number of different audiences in the manga field. One of these was shōjo manga, which would go beyond “works for girl readers” to impact other works across all genres. A look at the magazines that propelled these manga into the limelight.

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In 1969, NBC canceled Star Trek after three seasons, and networks have been giving up on great TV showsa little too early ever since. This list covers six decades, from a 1970s reporter who chased monsters for ABC to a 2010s sitcom that never stayed in one time slot long enough to settle in.