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There was an eight-year gap between the first Shantae on Game Boy Color and its follow-up, Risky’s Revenge, on the Nintendo DS. However, we came very close to having the Half-Genie Hero appearing on the Game Boy Advance. But a
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One cannot deny the popularity of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Whether you’re walking around the streets of Tokyo or New York City, the images of Tanjiro (Zach Aguilar), Zenitsu (Aleks Le), Inosuke (Bryce Papenbrook), and the rest of the
Have you ever heard of the phrase, “I can fight them blindfolded”? In some cases, it’s a way to show just how confident someone is in the fight ahead. However, as the fifteenth volume of Record of Ragnarok shows, that’s
As soon as "Entrance" hits your speakers, you'll quickly realize that Austin, Texas's Claude9's world is far, far away from our own. His debut album, Chords of Love, is two shots of electronica, one shot of Beatles love-in, and a
One would be forgiven if you took a look at Akira Sugito’s Tokyo Fears Rhapsody, and thought it was a Kaiju No. 8 knockoff. Thankfully, all it takes is one chapter to see that it’s both different in plot and
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