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Originally Posted by Deadline
Mummys weekend is the lowest domestic opening in the Universal Mummy series when compared to the Brendan Fraser trilogy and even lower than the Dwayne Johnson spinoff The Scorpion King ($36M). So much for a reboot. Even with Cruise hitting his best global opening with $174M here, theres a question whether Mummy will leg out abroad and break even given the competition in coming weeks.
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Studio Bones filed three trademarks for "A.I.C.O. Incarnation" on April 27, and the trademarks went public May 23. The trademarks are filed in various categories related to animation, games, and merchandise. |
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Based off of a story arc from Osamu Tezuka's Tesuwan Atom, Pluto follows the Europol detective Gesicht as he tries to uncover the mystery behind a string of robot and human deaths. The case becomes much more puzzling when evidence leans toward the murders being the work of a robot, which is something that hasn't happened for 8 years. |
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Originally Posted by MU
Sou Kagura is enjoying his life as a new high school student until one day when his parents abandon him due to a large debt they had amassed. To get rid of their debt, they essentially sell him to Mikoto Ouzuki, a wealthy land developer who wants Sou as his sexual pet. However, Sou's older sister Ui intervenes with a proposal: If Sou can pay back the debt in one year, he's off the hook, to which Ouzuki agrees. What Sou only finds out later on is that Ui's plan is to open up a maid cafe with him as one of the maids under the name "Kanade".
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Originally Posted by Description at batoto
After the great battle between the Demon King and the Hero, justice prevailed and the devils scattered. The Demon King was killed. A few years later, the Demon King's daughter went on a journey to find her father's heritage, and met the granddaughter of the Hero. Could this journey signal a new start for the two?
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It is important to say upfront that the large landmass here (called the New World) isnt an open world, but it still has a lot going for it and, most importantly, it finally does away with zoning -- the brief, action-breaking loading screen that greeted players whenever they wandered between the segmented zones of previous MH games. |
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The Quest Giver was fully voiced in English, and she sent the hunter on a quest to hunt an Anjanath, the T-rex-like monster shown in the reveal. |
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Hunters can quickly pick up resources as they run by, meaning you dont have to stop and wait for foraging animations. |
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You can track monsters by finding footprints and other clues left in the environment. The Anjanath has a strong sense of smell, and it left spots of sticky mucus on trees and other surfaces to mark its territory. You can use a pack of glowing scout flies to pick up on these clues and get a bead on the monsters location. |
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Hunters can use a crossbow to fire shock knifes or grapple their way out of a bad situation. Our hunter used a traditional Great Sword, but all 14 weapon types will be returning in the game. |
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A representative for Capcom told us that MH World still supports 4-player co-op right from the start of a quest. If you decided to go solo and run into a seemingly impossible combat situation, you can fire off a flare to summon up to three other players that will drop in and help. |
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With the rapidly accelerating development of hyper-technology, a humanoid-type machine called "Labor" is being used in every field of industry. However, it has created the new social menace of "Labor" crime. In order to curb such crimes from happening one after another, the Metropolitan Police Department has established a special department. the "Special Vehicle Section No.2". It consists of company of patrol "Labor" known as Patlabor. |
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A new short television anime adaptation of Hitoshi Yoshioka's Uchū Ichi no Musekinin Otoko (The Most Irresponsible Man in Space) novels have been green-lit. The new anime is titled Musekinin Galaxy Tylor (Irresponsible Galaxy Tylor), and will premiere on AT-X, TV Saitama, tvk, Sun TV, Nico Nico Video, and KBS Kyushu on July 11. The series is the first television anime adaptation of the novels in 24 years since 1993's The Irresponsible Captain Tylor. |
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The daily life of up-and-coming female mangaka living together in a dormitory. |
