The show Stranger Things first came out in July 2016. When the final episode airs, it will have been a total of 9 years, 5 months, and 17 days since the premiere – ending on December 31, 2025. Over five seasons, the show will only have 42 episodes, which isn’t a huge number.
The virus that connected everyone on the planet Pluribus into a single, shared mind is even more frightening than it appears. Ironically, the resulting collective intelligence is too naive to grasp the danger. Making matters worse, the thirteen remaining independent people lack the expertise to fix the situation. However, a recent episode of Pluribus revealed a potential cure for “The Joining” – the process that linked everyone together. The catch? The collective mind will never willingly share this information with Carol.
Mobile games are the most popular way to game in Thailand. They’re easy to get, don’t take much time to play, and almost anyone can enjoy them. Many Thai gamers play during short breaks or while commuting, which makes mobile devices the perfect platform.
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the year’s most memorable TV and film moments. These can range from a single, perfectly delivered line to an entire scene that leaves you breathless. Great stories are built on great characters and unforgettable moments, and TopMob is highlighting some of the very best from the past year. Here are our top picks!
You’ll find cats all over the world of Where Winds Meet, and you can pet them as often as you like! It’s not just a cute interaction, though – petting cats actually raises your character’s Elegance stat. So, showing these Jianghu kitties some affection is a helpful way to improve your character’s abilities.
The game’s introduction encourages players to focus on the aspects they enjoy and skip anything they don’t. It emphasizes that rewards will be based on a player’s own decisions and preferences, not on being forced to do certain things to earn them.
The last live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, Out of the Shadows, came out in 2016 and didn’t do as well as hoped. Since then, the franchise has been revitalized with the animated film and series, Mutant Mayhem, produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Given Moritz’s work on the Sonic movies, I expect any new live-action Turtles film will be more lighthearted than the darker, Michael Bay-produced movies from the 2010s.
As a comic book fan, I’ve been following the news about this incredible sale, and it’s just mind-blowing! Why did one single copy sell for over $3 million—way more than the previous record? Well, a huge part of it is the condition. This comic is almost 90 years old, but experts at the Certified Guaranty Company gave it a 9.0 out of 10 – basically, it’s in amazing shape! And the story of how it was found is pretty cool too. Apparently, three brothers discovered it tucked away in their mother’s attic, hidden in a box of old newspapers.
Okay, so as a viewer of Critical Role Campaign 4, I was floored by the reveal of Wicandar Halovar’s true origins. It turns out Wick isn’t exactly…fully human. His grandmother, Yanessa Halovar, used Celestial blood – from a former servant of the sun god – in a Wish spell to create his father. This means Godard Halovar is essentially a half-angel, complete with wings and glowing eyes. And that, naturally, makes Sam Reigel’s Wicandar at least partially a god himself. It’s a fascinating backstory that adds a whole new layer to his character!
It’s strange that Eleven suddenly needed to focus on physical balance during that fight, considering she hasn’t needed that in previous battles with monsters. And it doesn’t really make sense that walking on a plank would affect how powerful her psychic attacks are – those attacks are just the full force of her telekinetic abilities. Still, it’s nice to see the heroes preparing seriously for their final showdown with the villain.