On July 23rd, Rey Dau, the grand golden Tesla dragon, will make his comeback, following the conclusion of the ongoing event quest on July 16th. Meanwhile, Uth Duna, an early debuting flamboyant alligator known for its frequent self-sneezes, is set to arrive on the same day, a week earlier than originally planned.
For the 2025-2026 television season, it’s been announced that ABC has greenlit a new installment of the iconic series Scrubs. This news was initially reported by Deadline. Notable actors Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke will reprise their roles as Dr. John Dorian, Dr. Christopher Turk, and Dr. Elliot Reid respectively. In addition to acting, they will also serve as executive producers for the revived Scrubs. The original creator of the series, Bill Lawrence, will also join the team as an executive producer. Tim Hobert and Aseem Batra have been appointed as showrunners for this reboot, having previously worked on the original show that aired at NBC from 2001 to 2010, with its final two seasons airing on ABC. The duo are well-versed in the quirky and imaginative universe of Scrubs.
Bats are determined and tenacious creatures, capable of evicting other species from their colonies as a means of demonstrating their resolve and encouraging their fellow inhabitants to work harder. When others depart from the colony, their determination intensifies, for they wish to prove their strength and express their disdain for weakness.
Absolutely, but with a slight twist. Following the cast montage, there’s a fleeting instant where Krypto is seen seated on Superman’s lap on the moon, gazing at Earth. Superman has his back turned towards us, while Krypto faces us, positioned behind Superman. It’s a nod to one of the initial promotional images from the movie. Essentially, it’s not a full scene, but rather a brief extra added on.
Starting from July 16, the ongoing Arch-tempered Rey Dau event quest in Monster Hunter Wilds will temporarily reappear. But, come July 23, with the Festival of Accord: Flamefete event, this quest will become a permanent fixture in the game. Simultaneously, on that same day, Arch-tempered Uth Duna, one of the new additions following Title Update 2, will also be made permanently accessible.
Indeed, Milly Alcock, who plays Supergirl in DCU, does make an appearance in the movie titled Superman. Although Supergirl’s role isn’t extensive in this film, it’s certainly entertaining. Towards the end of the movie, after Lex Luthor is defeated and Superman’s robots are rebuilding the Fortress of Solitude, a crash can be heard from another room. Robot 4, or Gary as he’s known, announces, “Your cousin has returned.” In the background of the Fortress, we see Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl, stumbling, slightly hungover, into the corridor and onto our Superman screens. She inquires about her dog, to which Krypto promptly flies over and playfully tackles her, causing her to giggle with glee.
This task requires you to eliminate the last two opponents using firearm attacks all at once, within a single turn. Here’s how to accomplish it:
1. Position yourself strategically near both enemies, ensuring you have a clear line of sight for each.
2. Choose a weapon with high damage output that can be fired rapidly, such as an assault rifle or a machine gun.
3. Time your attack carefully to maximize the number of shots landed in quick succession.
4. Aim at one enemy first, firing continuously until they are defeated.
5. Immediately switch targets and repeat the process with the second enemy.
6. If you’ve timed and aimed correctly, both enemies should be defeated within a single turn.
Saber’s fundamental attack, titled “Invisible Air: Barrier of the Wind King,” inflicts wind damage proportional to her attack power on a single enemy.
Archer’s Basic Attack, Kanshou and Bakuya, deals Quantum DMG based on his ATK to a foe.
As a passionate admirer, I’d express it like this: I, being an avid follower, understand that Creative Assembly (CA) is contemplating novel strategies to introduce beloved Warhammer characters into the game without relying solely on their typical expansion structure, by considering smaller DLCs instead.