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Solo Leveling Ragnarok: Is the Sequel Worth Reading?
The popularity of Solo Leveling has grown exponentially over the last couple of years. The source material was already popular during its run, but with the release of the anime adaptation, the title’s fame has skyrocketed. Fans who have read the manhwa until the end know where the series heads and what happens to their beloved protagonist, Sung Jinwoo. However,…
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Solo Leveling Ragnarok: Who Is the Main Villain of the Sequel Series?
Solo Leveling Ragnarok is a sequel to the legendary Solo Leveling series, and is currently ongoing as a web novel and webtoon. While the original manhwa focused on Jinwoo’s level up journey and fight against the Monarchs, the sequel series features an entirely different class of villains. So, who is the main villain in Solo Leveling Ragnarok? Well, let’s find…
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Okami is getting a sequel
Capcom had quite the surprise in store at The Game Awards. The developer announced a sequel to Okami, a beautiful and beloved action-adventure game that originally launched back in 2006. The sequel — which doesn’t currently have a name — was revealed in dramatic fashion with a musical performance. Original director Hideki Kamiya is returning for the game, which will…
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Dragon Age The Veilguard Review: A Misguided Sequel
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the highly anticipated sequel in the well-loved Dragon Age series, which sacrifices the core audience of the franchise to trying something visibly different. Alas it is only to fail to entice both the core and newly targeted player base. The game is massive in scale, having both a great combat system and exploration, while also…
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‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ review: A satisfying sequel and return to form for Tim Burton
As a longtime Tim Burton fan, I went into “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” with apprehension, not because I hold all of Burton’s work to such a high standard, but because it’s been a very long time since he directed something as creative, vibrant and funny as 1988’s original “Beetlejuice.” Part of being a Burton fan is witnessing his calcification into more of…
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