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1 week ago |
gamerant.com | Laura Gassert
My Hero Academia: You're Next will be on Netflix from April 20, 2025, available in US, Canada and select regions. The movie may be part of a licensing deal with Sony/Crunchyroll, hinting at potential availability in other territories. No info on whether the prequel OVA will be added, but the main series is on Crunchyroll, with Vigilantes now airing.
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2 weeks ago |
gamerant.com | Laura Gassert
TBATE is not similar to Solo Leveling, as it follows a former king reincarnated in a medieval world. Some similarities with Mushoku Tensei have been pointed out, but accusing TBATE of copying might be excessive. Fans are criticizing TBATE's animation quality, with concerns about outsourcing the production. The Beginning After The End (TBATE) is a solid series that is finally getting an anime adaptation this season.
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2 weeks ago |
gamerant.com | Laura Gassert
Future Gohan is a sad version of Gohan, who never wanted to become a warrior. Future Gohan is what many fans wanted Gohan to be, but he represents a path Gohan would never willingly chose. Gohan was supposed to be the protagonist after the Cell Saga, but Toriyama changed his mind. For many fans, Gohan should have become the protagonist of Dragon Ball following the Cell Saga. Well, indeed, that was the original plan, according to Toriyama himself.
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2 weeks ago |
gamerant.com | Laura Gassert
Black Frieza is Dragon Ball Super's most powerful transformation, achieved through intense training. Frieza's black coloring is symbolic of his power exceeding gold; but higher forms could still come later. While the return of Dragon Ball Super remains unknown, speculation surrounds the potential Black Frieza Saga.
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2 weeks ago |
gamerant.com | Laura Gassert
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes expands on lore with heroes outside the law, adding a new perspective. A new special chapter for MHA: Vigilantes is to be released on April 15, 2025, celebrating the anime. MHA: Vigilantes is available to stream on Crunchyroll with both subs and dubs, making it accessible internationally.
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