Makaism: Frenzy of the Netherworld 3rd Japanese trailer showcases Prinny and other Servants

You’ll be able to recruit 16 different types of Servants—including Prinny, the mascot from Nippon Ichi—and bring up to 4 with you into battles. These Servants are fully customizable: you can change their name, color, how they fight, their stats, and even the special ability the hero, N.A., uses when they transform into a weapon. Later on, you can ‘reincarnate’ a Servant to reset their level, giving them permanent stat boosts. Reincarnation also lets you change their species while still keeping the unique skills they learned as their original type.

Bitcoin Breaks Free (Probably): $107k Awaits (Or Doesn’t) 🚀

Bitcoin Meraklsi, a self-proclaimed cryptocurrency oracle, insists the market is “healthy” despite starting the day looking like a deflated balloon. While prices briefly dipped into the red, the analyst reassured us that Bitcoin is still technically above $96,000, which is apparently the financial equivalent of “doing fine, thanks for asking.”

Amazon’s Big MMO That Started Strong Is Shutting Down

Aeternum will no longer be available for purchase on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S after January 15th. However, players who already own the game will still be able to enjoy it until January 31, 2027. Amazon has also announced that the Nighthaven event will continue until the game officially shuts down.

9 JRPGs that Deserve Anime Adaptations

As a huge JRPG fan, it’s always exciting when one gets turned into an anime, but honestly, the results are so hit or miss. It really feels like some studios genuinely try to do the game justice, while others just see a popular title and want a quick profit. I think we all dream of seeing our favorite JRPGs beautifully adapted into anime, but there are so many games with amazing stories that deserve a chance to be told in a new way, don’t you think?

Disney+’s #1 Movie Is A Reminder To Watch A 10/10 Sci-Fi Masterpiece That Is Also Streaming

The movie is doing very well on Disney+, currently ranking as the most popular title globally and reaching number one in 42 countries. While it’s popular with viewers, critics haven’t been as impressed – it currently has a 53% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite its success, some viewers feel it doesn’t quite live up to another great science fiction film also available on streaming.