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As a fan, it was a bit tough seeing the series end where it did! The 25 episodes wrapped up right during the Eclipse, after everything happened to the Band of the Hawk, but we didn’t get to see what happened after that huge event. It covered the Golden Age arc, all the way up to the ritual itself, but stopped there – we didn’t see how the world changed or what Guts did next. The last episode left a lot of questions unanswered, even though later on they made more animated content that showed what happened before and after. But the original 1997 TV series just ended at that intense peak of the ritual.

Meghan will appear as herself in a new movie, joining Brie Larson, Lily Collins, Jack Quaid, and Henry Golding. The Sun newspaper first revealed the casting news.

Symoné explained, “Don’t focus on who made something, but on the impact of what was created.” She continued, “And that’s exactly what I focus on. My work transformed America and the world of television.”

The video features Katy experiencing a string of mishaps that are pretty painful to watch. It shows her getting her hand jammed in a sink, falling out of a tree after mistakenly cutting a branch, and tripping on a moving escalator.

Jalmari Helander, the director of Sisu, is set to direct a new Rambo film, and Noah Centineo is close to being cast as a young John Rambo. Lionsgate has acquired the rights to distribute the film worldwide and will begin selling it to international buyers at the American Film Market.

During the operation to reclaim Shiganshina, the Survey Corps divided their forces to retake Wall Maria. Commander Erwin Smith led a risky cavalry charge to distract the Beast Titan, giving Levi an opening to attack its weak spot. The episode showed quick cuts between rooftop battles, powerful attacks, and the Colossal Titan’s steam defense as it protected the area. This strategy created a path for a final, close-range attack and ultimately led to the discovery of secrets hidden in the basement of Eren’s childhood home.

The story begins with a devastating attack: the Colossal and Armored Titans break through Wall Maria, forcing humanity to retreat behind the remaining walls and drastically changing their way of life. We meet Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, and follow their decision to join the military, specifically the Survey Corps, which leads the fight against the Titans. During their training and initial battles, the show explains how the unique ODM gear works, the basics of Titan biology, and the different roles within the military. These early events establish the core mystery of the series – the origin of the Titans and the secrets of the walls – and set the stage for the trio’s journey into the war.

Charlie Cox plays Matt Murdock in ‘Daredevil,’ and he worked with movement specialists to realistically portray a blind lawyer’s everyday life. He collaborated closely with the stunt team to create the show’s signature long, continuous fight scenes. Cox’s performance ties together the storylines of ‘Daredevil,’ ‘The Defenders,’ and his appearances in other Marvel series, all while staying true to the character’s comic book origins and balancing his work as a lawyer with his life as a vigilante.

During a large-scale test, Unit-03 is activated and immediately infected by an Angel, taking control of the Eva. This forces NERV to use the risky Dummy Plug system. The resulting fight causes Unit-01 to lose control, destroying Unit-03 and severely injuring its pilot, Toji Suzuhara. This event reveals the cruel nature of the Dummy Plug and creates tension between the Eva pilots and NERV command. It also marks a turning point for the series, as it delves into darker psychological themes and increases public concern about NERV’s operations.

In ‘Gundam 00’, Ribbons Almark is introduced as someone created by the Innovade program, but he secretly works against the main characters and their efforts to intervene with force. His manipulative actions become clear later in the first season, leading to the events that jump the story forward into Season 2. This betrayal changes how we see the A-Laws and reveals the Innovators’ real goal: controlling the world’s satellite systems. This new information shifts the focus of the conflict to gaining access to VEDA and the competition to develop more powerful GN Drives, ultimately leading toward the series’ final showdown.