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A guy who writes for a few places, currently writing at io9 and Game Developer. Def color. He/him.
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Why Is Shang-Chi Like This? Original

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By Justin Carter Verified
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September 3, 2026 marks the five-year anniversary of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Of the Multiverse Saga’s many movies, this is one of the stronger ones. It was a decent earner back in 2021. In another world, we’d probably already be on our second solo movie, and hey, maybe he’d have popped up in other people’s stuff when appropriate. But in this world, Simu Liu’s ring-slinging martial artist has been missing in action to a slightly weird degree.
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The Next Big ‘Pokémon’ Movie Arrives in 2027

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By Justin Carter Verified
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2027's going to be a big Pokémon year, and CloverWorks is doing its part with the upcoming 'Wild Card' film.
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The Next Big ‘Pokémon’ Movie Arrives in 2027 Original

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By Justin Carter Verified
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It’s been six years since the last time Pokémon graced us with an animated movie. But that’s changing in a big way thanks to the newly announced flick, Wild Card. During Sunday night’s Pokémon World Championship, attendees were treated to a preview. The teaser below briefly shows a Mimikyu—a ghost-type that looks like a raggedy Pikachu, but whose true form is actually under its rags—then a young card game player wearing a hoodie designed after that same pocket monster.
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