Games

The second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians ended on a major cliffhanger. Usually, that would mean a wait of three to five years to find out what happens next, given how slowly TV shows are often made. But fans won’t have to wait that long – we’ll get answers within the same year! The season finale included a post-credits scene that excited fans of the Percy and Annabeth pairing, and it also served as a first glimpse of season three, which Disney and Hulu have confirmed will arrive in 2026.

Funko’s Bitty POP! figures feature miniature versions of Marvel’s mutants, each delivered in blind packaging with one random collectible character inside. The lineup includes popular X-Men like Cyclops, Phoenix (Jean Grey), Storm, Nightcrawler, Rogue, Gambit, and Angel, plus a sparkly Iceman. Representing the Brotherhood of Mutants are Magneto, his children Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, and the shape-shifting Mystique. These vinyl collectibles stand between 0.9 and 3.5 inches (2.3 and 8.9 cm) tall.

The story suggests we’re longing for a hero like this one, just as the camera focuses on him grabbing his sword. We briefly see some characters, including Man-At-Arms (played by Idris Elba), and are teased with the promise of a trailer – a really great touch.

Channel your inner Dom Toretto and embark on this high-octane adventure with your family! It reaches speeds of 72 mph, and here’s what Universal says you can expect:

Get ready for a super treat! New MARVEL OREO cookies are coming soon, created in collaboration with Disney. These limited-edition cookies come in collectible packs with artwork by Marvel artist Todd Nauck. This collection features an amazing 32 different character designs – more than ever before for a single OREO release! You can collect your favorite heroes and villains and create your own Marvel OREO team.

In Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein, two friends delivering packages stumble upon a spooky castle and accidentally bring a monster to life. What started as a routine night quickly turns into a frantic struggle for survival, filled with plenty of humor along the way.

Tall Team launched in Dublin in 2020. It was started by John Halloran and two partners who decided to leave their previous jobs to have complete creative control. The team intentionally chose not to seek outside funding so they could prioritize work-life balance and concentrate on making games.

＋ The first and only costume skill that absorbs debuffs

＋ Basically a buffed Homunculus Lathel for magic teams

I’ve noticed something really clever about these apps – they don’t constantly bombard you for your attention. Instead, they sneak in little interactions when you’re already using them. It’s kind of like those helpful upgrades you get in a good video game – they just make things smoother and more enjoyable. Because of that, using the app doesn’t feel like a chore; it just feels like a normal part of my day.