In celebration of the global phenomenon that is Tokyo Ghoul, we present to you a handpicked collection of top anime series, reminiscent of Tokyo Ghoul in various aspects. This list encompasses a diverse range of 20 titles that every devoted fan should not miss out on.
The most conspicuous aspect was her unadorned left hand, devoid of the emerald engagement ring she once wore. This outing took place just prior to announcements verifying that Johnson and the lead singer of Coldplay had formally parted ways after a prolonged romance.
Looking back to 2019, Marvel Studios created a stir with the news that Mahershala Ali would embody Blade in a fresh take on the legendary vampire-slayer series. Fast forward six years, and it seems we’re still waiting. Delays, script revisions, directors departing, whispers of storyline alterations – you name it. As things stand, there’s little movement, no trailers, no set production schedule. No updates. It feels like Blade is in a holding pattern.
As I watched the trailer for the upcoming PlayStation 5 game from IO Interactive, a character caught my eye – he seemed eerily familiar. A flurry of posts on social media are now suggesting that the Bond in First Light looks strikingly like 30-year-old actor Patrick Gibson, famous for his roles in Shadow and Bone, The OA, and the upcoming Dexter: Original Sin series.
On June 4th, a photo of a signed vinyl album was posted online by a fan, who had previously shared it on X (formerly Twitter). The writing, elegantly scripted in black cursive on the cover, quickly drew fans’ attention. Since the fan happens to share the same first name as the Hunger Games actor Hemsworth, whom Cyrus was married to for two years before their divorce in 2020, some viewers took it as a subtle dig at him.
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As a dedicated Star Wars fan, I recall the chilling moment Alderan was obliterated by the Death Star’s destructive power – a planet that once thrived and nurtured its inhabitants, now reduced to cosmic dust in an instant. The tragedy struck without warning, leaving no chance for the innocent lives on Alderan to react or escape. Moff Tarkin, with his ruthless ambition, used this catastrophe as leverage against Princess Leia, compelling her to disclose the whereabouts of the Rebel base – the sanctuary from which our heroes resisted the Empire’s tyranny.
On the last page of the comic, the fresh Black Panther takes off his mask, unveiling a man with blue eyes, blonde hair, and a striking resemblance to Ryan Gosling. He bears no likeness to T’Challa, but the similarity is undeniable. It’s a strong resemblance that’s hard to overlook, and given Marvel’s history of aligning comic characters with their film counterparts (as they did when Star-Lord was transformed into a blonde, white character in the comics to match Chris Pratt in the MCU), it could be an intentional visual nod.
Despite her deep affection for working on “Severance” and the many years spent collaborating with director and executive producer Ben Stiller to establish its unique visual style, Gagné felt the need for a change. She expressed that she had exhausted all the visual potential of Lumon Industries’ white, labyrinthine office environment and was eager to embark on fresh creative ventures.
This collection honors the films that encapsulate her career transition from voice acting to starring in live-action, a journey that has captivated viewers for many years. It’s an excellent resource for those who are keen on delving into her most memorable performances.