Warning: the following article may contain spoilers for the Black Butler series.
Recommended Videos The Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji) anime series had a short run when compared to the ongoing manga series, but still captured the hearts of American fans. There are three versions of this anime and several OVAs, so in this article, we will cover the characters that you’ll recognize in all of the versions.
This list contains a few spoilers about some of the characters but not huge ones.
It is almost time for the next entries in the Pokémon franchise as Pokémon Scarlet andPokémon Violet are set to release on Nov. 18, 2022, on the Nintendo Switch. These two games will serve as the beginning of the ninth generation of Pokémon games, as we close the book on the eighth generation that started with Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield. Of course, these will not even be the only Pokémon games that were released this year with Pokémon Legends: Arceus releasing at the beginning of 2022.
Actress Katee Sackhoff is shedding light on the unsuccessful attempts she made to return to the final season of The Flash.
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An actor known for appearing in almost every Adam Sandler movie was caught on video cursing out a restaurant hostess in L.A. after she told him the restaurant couldn’t serve him because he wasn’t wearing a mask.
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Warning: The following article contains spoilers for ‘The Last of Us’ episode six, ‘Kin’.
Recommended Videos Episode six of HBO’s The Last of Us had perhaps the most emotionally-charged closing moments of any of its predecessors, which is quite a feat considering some of the devastating character arcs that have closed in weeks past.
In short, Joel lies dying in the snow as Ellie sobs over him, not knowing what to do – and as the camera pans away and the credits fade in, we’re treated to a haunting rendition of Depeche Mode’s “Never Let Me Down Again” – after hearing the original song back in episode one.