Shinichiro Watanabe is famous for anime, not live-action films. He’s best known for *Cowboy Bebop*, a hugely popular anime that brilliantly mixes Westerns, science fiction, and jazz music. While *Cowboy Bebop* is iconic, another one of his shows, *Samurai Champloo*, doesn’t get the same recognition, even though it’s just as good.
Steven Richter created multiple Fantastic Four projects this year, including sculptures of each team member’s head. He cleverly used materials that represent their powers – Reed Richards is made of rubber bands, Johnny Storm from matches, the Thing from rocks, and Invisible Woman from clear plastic. Both his Fantastic Four and Galactus videos are impressive and do a great job of honoring Jack Kirby’s original designs. You can find more of Steven Richter’s amazing work on his YouTube channel.
Even though the new *Superman* movie was a hit in theaters, James Gunn quickly made it available for digital viewing. He hinted this was to allow fans to watch it before the second season of *Peacemaker* arrived. The reason is now clear: Gunn plans for *Peacemaker* to connect directly to the upcoming *Superman* sequel, *Man of Tomorrow*, and he’s cleverly linked all three stories together with a surprise appearance. Nicholas Hoult, playing Lex Luthor, showed up unexpectedly in the sixth episode of *Peacemaker*’s second season. The U.S. government enlisted his help, and now they’re working with a supervillain who craves public adoration.
It might sound strange, but the gameplay is different from typical strategy games. You don’t control an army moving across a map. Instead, you direct just one character in a small battle area, and they act on their own. You can’t directly control attacks; instead, you cast spells to help your allies and damage enemies, focusing on keeping everyone alive.
What really makes this game special is that it perfectly captures what Hololive fans are looking for, especially in terms of its fun and lighthearted tone. The story revolves around HoloPromise, six powerful beings who control the universe…but they’re also delightfully silly anime streamers.
The highlight of the event was a recreation of the animated short introducing Mega Hawlucha, followed by a six-person tag-team match between Team Hawlucha and Team Machamp. Mistico entered dressed as Hawlucha, while Hechicero wore a Machamp mask and weight belt. As expected, Team Hawlucha won, and Mistico received a unique championship belt featuring the game’s logo and Mega Evolution elements.
Pricing varies by region, but US customers can expect to pay the following:
Devon Pritchard, who previously led sales, marketing, and customer service at Nintendo of America, will now be the president of Nintendo of America, succeeding Doug Bowser.
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