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Marvel’s move into cinema has been pretty well-received. Fans flock to theatres in droves to see their favorite superheroes brought to life on the big screen. Additionally, Marvel’s cinematic universe exposes characters to people who otherwise might never pick up a comic book. After all of their success, it only made sense for the Disney-owned comics titan to keep expanding. That’s where Netflix came in. Marvel tested the streaming services waters with season one of Daredevil, which was so well-received that the universe kept expanding, giving fans shows of other street-level heroes like Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist. RELATED: Earth’s Dankiest Heroes: 17 Hilarious MCU Memes You Need To See Now that The Defenders has aired, and each member of the team has had at least one season of their own self-titled show, it’s time for a meme roundup. Marvel’s Netflix shows have been phenomenal — but they appeal to a different demographic than the publisher’s big screen endeavors. Where th

8 theaters to screen puppet-show project starting on December 2 The official website for the Thunderbolt Fantasy puppet-show project revealed on Monday that the Thunderbolt Fantasy Shōshi Ikken side-story project will screen in eight theaters in Japan starting on December 2. The film will screen at five of those theaters from December 2-8, and will screen at 109 Cinemas Osaka Expo City and United Cinemas Toyosu from December 2-14, and at ufotable Cinema from December 2-15. The site also revealed a new visual. The theatrical project stars: Junichi Suwabe as Shāng Bù Huàn (Shōfukan) / Rèn Wú Fēng (Jin Muhō) Kousuke Toriumi as Lǐn Xuě Yā (Rin Setsu A) / Lüè Fēng Qiè Chén (Ryō Fū Setsujin) Isshin Chiba as Tekkisen Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shā Wú Shēng (Setsu Mu Shō) / Míng Fèng Jué Shā (Mei Hō Kessatsu) A new glasses-wearing character named Shō Kyō Ken will also appear in the project. T.M. Revolution is performing a Chinese version of the theme song "Raimei" for the

Shin Megami Tensei: Synchronicity Prologue centers on Jack Frost, Pyro Jack Atlus announced on Monday that it is releasing the Shin Megami Tensei: Synchronicity Prologue game as a free download for PC. The game featuring Jack Frost and Pyro Jack is available to download until December 24. A promotional video for Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux, the Nintendo 3DS remake of Atlus' Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Nintendo DS game, teased the side-scrolling action game on Friday. However, the video stated that the game's release was a "lie." Den-Fami Nico Gamer's ladybug team (Pharaoh Rebirth+) designed the game. Atlus clarified that the game "has no direct link" to Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux, but it describes the game as telling events that "possibly" happen alongside the Schwarzwelt task force's activities. The Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux remake will ship in Japan on October 26, and Atlus USA will

Supernatural is an emotional action/drama about two brothers on a road trip to “save people and hunt things.” There’s death, horror and so much crying. However, there’s also a lot of comedy. It’s really what makes the show so addictive. While fans are having their hearts constantly torn out by the tragic lives of Sam and Dean Winchester, they’re also cracking up at the absurdity of a world filled with angels, demons and monsters. Every season features at least one or more purely funny episodes so viewers don’t overdose on all the sadness. RELATED: Dankpoint: 15 Hilarious Time-Altering Flash Memes Perhaps the most unique aspect of the show is its ability to poke fun at itself in a very meta way. Episodes like “The Monster at the End of this Book”, “The Real Ghostbusters”, “The French Mistake” and “Fan Fiction” all make jokes of the writers, fans, actors and producers. It’s a nice break from all the fighting and death. Supernatural has one of the most devoted and hard core fanbases in a

T.M. Revolution's Takanori Nishikawa voices new character The official website for the Thunderbolt Fantasy puppet-show project began streaming a trailer on Thursday for the Thunderbolt Fantasy Shōshi Ikken side-story theatrical project. The below video features the new character Rōfu Yō, who will appear in the film and in the upcoming second season. Takanori Nishikawa (T.M. Revolution) will voice the character. The film will screen in eight theaters in Japan starting on December 2. The film will screen at five of those theaters from December 2-8, and will screen at 109 Cinemas Osaka Expo City and United Cinemas Toyosu from December 2-14, and at ufotable Cinema from December 2-15. The theatrical project stars: Junichi Suwabe as Shāng Bù Huàn (Shōfukan) / Rèn Wú Fēng (Jin Muhō) Kousuke Toriumi as Lǐn Xuě Yā (Rin Setsu A) / Lüè Fēng Qiè Chén (Ryō Fū Setsujin) Isshin Chiba as Tekkisen Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shā Wú Shēng (Setsu Mu Shō) / Míng Fèng Jué Shā (Mei Hō Kessa

Film opens in Japan on December 2 The official website for the Thunderbolt Fantasy puppet-show project began streaming the first in a series of "making of" videos on Friday for the Thunderbolt Fantasy Shōshi Ikken side-story theatrical project. The video starts off with footage from the film, and then shows the film's original announcement at AnimeJapan 2017 before showing behind-the-scenes footage with puppeteers. The video also features interviews with Gen Urobuchi and Nitroplus president Takaki Kosaka. The film will screen in eight theaters in Japan starting on December 2. The film will screen at five of those theaters from December 2-8, and will screen at 109 Cinemas Osaka Expo City and United Cinemas Toyosu from December 2-14, and at ufotable Cinema from December 2-15. The theatrical project stars: Junichi Suwabe as Shāng Bù Huàn (Shōfukan) / Rèn Wú Fēng (Jin Muhō) Kousuke Toriumi as Lǐn Xuě Yā (Rin Setsu A) / Lüè Fēng Qiè Chén (Ryō Fū Setsujin) Isshin Chib

Film opens in Japan on December 2 The official website for the Thunderbolt Fantasy puppet-show project began streaming a new promotional video on Friday for the Thunderbolt Fantasy Shōshi Ikken side-story theatrical project. The site also began streaming the second video in a series of "making of" videos on November 16. The film will screen in eight theaters in Japan starting on December 2. The film will screen at five of those theaters from December 2-8, and will screen at 109 Cinemas Osaka Expo City and United Cinemas Toyosu from December 2-14, and at ufotable Cinema from December 2-15. The theatrical project stars: Junichi Suwabe as Shāng Bù Huàn (Shōfukan) / Rèn Wú Fēng (Jin Muhō) Kousuke Toriumi as Lǐn Xuě Yā (Rin Setsu A) / Lüè Fēng Qiè Chén (Ryō Fū Setsujin) Isshin Chiba as Tekkisen Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shā Wú Shēng (Setsu Mu Shō) / Míng Fèng Jué Shā (Mei Hō Kessatsu) A new glasses-wearing character named Shō Kyō Ken will also appear in the film. Th