Natasha Elder

1 month ago | cbr.com | Louis Kemner |Natasha Elder |Jenny Melzer |Ajay Aravind

Jujutsu Kaisen By Louis Kemner , CBR Staff , Natasha Elder , Jenny Melzer & Ajay Aravind Updated 12 minutes ago Follow Followed Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account In Jujutsu Kaisen, Mahito is a villain who gained notoriety as the mysterious cursed spirit with a patchwork face. Until the Shibuya Incident, Mahito was a major thorn in the sides of the main heroes, particularly Yuji Itadori and Kento Nanami. He truly had a knack for toying with the human psyche and taking...

1 month ago | cbr.com | Declan Lowthian |Natasha Elder

While most RPG fans are probably familiar with the classic high fantasy genre, RPGs cover every genre from modern noir to sci-fi to even mecha anime. In fact, mechs are a surprisingly popular topic among independent RPG designers. Heavily inspired by shows like Mobile Suit Gundam and Evangelion, as well as video game franchises like Armored Core and Titanfall, these games tackle the mecha genre from all angles.

1 month ago | cbr.com | Timothy Donohoo |Robert Vaux |Sayantan Gayen |Natasha Elder

bruce lee By Timothy Blake Donohoo , Robert Vaux , Sayantan Gayen & Natasha Elder Updated 7 minutes ago Follow Followed Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Though they have their roots in Chinese cinema, kung fu movies have become iconic and beloved the world over. From gravity-defying stunts to high-flying kicks, these films have captivated audiences for decades with their mesmerizing style. Some of the best kung fu movies were also responsible for turning now well-known...

1 month ago | cbr.com | Sage Ashford |Gabriela Delgado |Natasha Elder

Before its highly successful 2005 revival, Doctor Who already had a long list of iconic stories and characters expanding a little over 25 years. The original BBC series became a staple of British television, charming millions of viewers before its cancellation in the late 1980s. The cancelation is no indication of its overall quality, though, as many of the plots still hold up well today.

2 months ago | cbr.com | Ajay Aravind |Arthur Goyaz |Natasha Elder

TV By Ajay Aravind , Arthur Goyaz & Natasha Elder Updated 2 minutes ago Follow Followed Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Great heist TV series like Kaleidoscope and Money Heist bring the exciting subgenre into the spotlight, but there are other excellent robbery shows viewers need to check out. Stories about people taking what's not theirs tend to fascinate audiences. These shows rely on complex, morally ambiguous characters and a meticulously crafted plan that never goes...