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The dark fantasy anime Sentenced to Be a Hero continues its grim tale this weekend, and fans are already marking their calendars for the next installment. After a compelling premiere that introduced viewers to a world where heroism is punishment rather than glory, the series is quickly building anticipation for what comes next. For those just discovering this anime, the premise alone sets it apart from typical fantasy fare. In this brutal universe, the title of "Hero" carries a sinister weight. It's not an honor bestowed upon the brave or the noble. Instead, it's a death sentence handed down to the worst criminals society has to offer. These condemned souls are stripped of their identities and thrown into an unending conflict against the Demon Lords. Death offers no escape either fallen Heroes are simply brought back to life and forced to return to the battlefield, creating a nightmarish cycle of violence and resurrection. The story centers on Xylo Forbartz, a man ...

The flashback has finally revealed Harald's fatal destiny, but several mysteries remain in Loki's story. Here's everything you need to know about One Piece chapter 1171 , including release date, time, and potential spoilers. While the Elbaf arc began by separating the Straw Hat crew to divide their forces against a terrifying enemy's arrival, the story then shifted into an extended multi-chapter flashback. The characters, still deliberating Loki's fate, listened as Gaban recounted the friendship between former king Harald and Rocks D. Xebec, the tragedy at God Valley, and the aftermath of the pirate's downfall Blackbeard's father on Elbaf, including the sovereign's recruitment into the Holy Knights. We now understand that Loki wasn't the bloodthirsty killer who murdered his father in cold regicide, but rather a son who developed a strong personality to face others' judgment, finding himself cornered when Harald became possessed by Imu. The flas...

Hollywood's most beloved partnership is making a comeback and this time, they're playing cops on the edge. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon reunite on screen in The Rip , a hard-hitting crime thriller that plunges viewers into Miami's seedy criminal underworld. Set to premiere exclusively on Netflix on January 16, 2026, the film marks another collaboration between the longtime friends, who are producing through their Artists Equity studio. Directed by Joe Carnahan, known for his unflinching approach to action cinema, The Rip draws inspiration from the morally complex cop dramas of the 1970s think Serpico meets modern-day Miami. The story follows Lieutenant Dane Dumars (Damon) and Detective Sergeant JD Byrne (Affleck), seasoned partners in an elite tactical narcotics unit whose bond is about to face its ultimate test. During what should have been a routine raid on an abandoned stash house, the team stumbles upon millions of dollars in cartel cash untraceable, uncounted, and up...

In the upcoming DCU film, there's a fascinating detail that reveals something crucial about Kryptonians: they can actually get drunk, but only on planets orbiting red suns. Superman mentions this to a robot named Gary, explaining that Supergirl likes to party on these distant worlds because their unique stellar conditions override Kryptonian metabolism. This concept comes straight from Tom King's 2021 comic series Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow , which serves as the foundation for the new movie. But what makes red suns so significant to Kara's story? Yellow Sun Power, Red Sun Weakness Here's the thing about Kryptonian powers: they're entirely dependent on solar radiation. Yellow suns like Earth's provide the specific type of energy that gives Kryptonians their incredible abilities. Their cells absorb this radiation and convert it into strength, flight, invulnerability, and yes, even immunity to getting drunk. Red suns, however, are a different story. Krypton i...

Look, I've seen a lot of athlete merch over the years. Most of it? Pretty forgettable. But Nike's new LeBron 23 graphic T-shirt collection timed to his 41st birthday actually feels different. Maybe it's because LeBron at 41 is still out there putting up numbers while everyone else his age is either retired or doing commentary. Or maybe Nike just finally nailed the balance between honoring a legend and making something people actually want to wear. Either way, this drop is worth paying attention to. Forty-One and Still Going There's something almost absurd about LeBron turning 41 and still being this relevant. In basketball terms, 41 should mean farewell tours and jersey retirements. Instead, we're getting a celebration that feels more like a milestone than a goodbye. Nike's leaning into that hard with this collection, and honestly? It works.   The brand has always been good at athlete storytelling. Jordan got his mythology. Kobe got his different eras. LeBr...