According to her official description, Chisa perceives vulnerabilities as ‘threads’. She analyzes her opponents, finds these weak points, and then swiftly cuts them away with her scissors, causing them to fall apart.
Players will explore the Grey State, a dangerous and unpredictable dimension packed with frightening creatures and powerful items. They’ll risk facing these threats to find a special artifact known as the Vertex, which is the main reason for their journey.
A stunning mech and the mysterious agent known as Code Name A have entered the scene! Don’t miss Rafina’s exciting new cutscenes!
From October 14th to 21st, 2025, Great League Remix will offer four times the usual Stardust for each win! Pokémon used must stay under the standard 1,500 CP limit. Unlike some other leagues, there are no type restrictions. However, the 20 most frequently used Pokémon by trainers ranked Ace or higher in the Great League are not allowed in this event.
Were you able to complete our 10-day Moon Rabbit quiz? Let’s go over the answers now!
Lucia earns Dream Points by performing various actions like attacking, dodging, assisting allies, and using special moves. Once she collects 100 Dream Points, she enters a Dream state, activating Ether Veil: Wellspring. This ability increases the maximum HP of all members in her team.
Manato creates Blazing Heart through two methods: he can use his Special Attack, ‘Return to Ashes – Sacrifice’ (holding the button charges it while costing HP), or by using Defensive Assist. He can store up to 100 Blazing Heart. Once he reaches 75 Blazing Heart, he enters the Molten Edge state, which constantly uses Blazing Heart to power up his regular attacks and unlock a stronger EX Special Attack.
I’m a huge fan of Bela Lugosi! It’s amazing to think he first played Dracula on stage way back in the 1920s, after coming to America from Hungary. Universal Pictures didn’t actually want *him* at first – they were hoping for a more famous actor. But Lugosi was much more affordable, so they gave him the role. That movie, directed by Tod Browning, was a massive success and really brought the first truly scary monster to American audiences. It basically kicked off the whole Universal Monsters craze, leading to classics like *Frankenstein* and *The Mummy*, and so many others that we still love today.
Tonight, October 14th, at 7 pm, come to Regal Union Square for a 4K screening of *Trick ‘r Treat*. After the movie, director Michael Dougherty will chat with Rotem Rusak, Editor-in-Chief of TopMob, about all things Halloween, the film, and the iconic character Sam. If you’re a fan of the *Trick ‘r Treat* series, this is a discussion you won’t want to miss! Get your tickets here.
Drew Struzan started his incredibly productive career in the 1970s, initially designing album covers, including one for Alice Cooper’s *Welcome to My Nightmare*. He moved into film posters, working on many low-budget sci-fi movies. However, he became truly famous in 1978 with his poster for the re-release of *Star Wars*. Its unique style, inspired by old circus posters, quickly became a classic. George Lucas loved it so much that Lucasfilm hired Struzan for multiple projects. He went on to paint the original teaser poster for *Revenge of the Jedi* (before the title was changed) and created the iconic posters for *Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom* and *The Last Crusade*.