This 12-inch action figure brings the tech-savvy, pizza-loving member of the crime-fighting team to life. It includes a ton of accessories like his bo staff, different weapons and gadgets, two Mouser robots, and Metalhead’s head. You can also swap out the figure’s heads and hands to create different action poses. It’s available for a limited time only at Mondo.
In the upcoming film, Ordained, Colin Farrell plays Father Roy Craig, a priest who performs last rites for a powerful mob boss. Miraculously, the mob boss survives, and after confessing his crimes to Father Roy, he sends criminals and corrupt police officers after him to prevent the priest from revealing his secrets. However, Father Roy isn’t as innocent as he seems – he has a hidden, violent past that equips him to handle the danger. Despite his past, he’s committed to his faith and refuses to kill. The film shares a similar action-packed feel with John Wick, which makes sense, as it’s written by the same screenwriter.
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Adapting the Critical Role campaign The Mighty Nein into a TV series allows the creators to explore storylines and character arcs that weren’t possible within the original Dungeons & Dragons game. According to writer Tasha Huo, a key focus will be expanding on the story of Essek. When asked which part of the campaign she was most eager to showcase in the series, Huo immediately highlighted Essek’s narrative.
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Here’s what Tasha Huo had to say about how we’ll see Matt Mercer appear in The Mighty Nein TV show:
The renowned game creator announced the project at a Disney+ event in Asia Pacific on Thursday. He was joined by director Takayuki Sano, known for his work on Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. The series will be produced by E&H Production. This is the first time Kojima Productions has collaborated with the streaming platform.
This displeases me, if you couldn’t tell.
While Lord Toranaga and John Blackthorne are central to the story, the show also features a strong supporting cast. Season two will bring back familiar faces including Fumi Nikaidô as Ochiba, Shinnosuke Abe as Buntaro, Hiroto Kanai as Omi, Yoriko Dôguchi as Kiri, Tommy Bastow as Alvito, Yuko Miyamoto as Gin, Eita Okuno as Saeki, and Yuka Kouri as Kiku.
Let that sink in for a moment. It’s understandable that Rian Johnson is looking for a new home for Poker Face after it was canceled, especially since he has ideas for at least two more seasons of the detective-style show. However, I’m struggling to understand the plan to replace Natasha Lyonne, who plays the main character Charlie Cale, with Peter Dinklage.