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It's right about when all hope is lost that a character finally powers up just in time, usually with some blinding magical lights, gasps from bystanders, and plenty of fanfare.  On the other side of the coin, a villain might let out a mighty roar, grow 10 times in height, and release that ultimate, last-ditch attack. One invokes cheers and the other fear.  In these cases, the audiences got neither. The powered-up hero fell completely flat or was otherwise just way more weird than awe-inspiring, or the villain's design was more comedic or absurd than impressive.  7. Goku's Great Ape from Dragon Ball While powerful and fearsome in its capabilities for destruction, Goku's monkey form is still, well, a giant monkey. The transformation is an alien-version of the werewolf myth and awkward Saiyan puberty.  Once a Saiyan gets a tail and is able to absorb on "Blutz Waves" from the full-moon, they quickly find themselves getting much, much t

Tetsuya Kakihara, Yuuki Kaji, Daisuke Ono, more join cast The official website for the television anime of Ken Akamatsu's UQ Holder! Magister Negi Magi! 2 manga revealed five more cast members and the show's October 2 premiere date on Friday. The new cast members include: Tetsuya Kakihara as Ikkū Ameya Shunsuke Sakuya as Jinbei Shishido Yuuki Kaji as Gengorō Makabe Rikiya Koyama as Jack Rakan Daisuke Ono as Ku:nel Sanders The anime will premiere on October 2 at 24:00 (effectively October 3 at 12:00 a.m.) on Tokyo MX, KBS Kyoto, Sun TV, and BS11. The series will also air an hour later on tvk. The anime will stream in Japan on GyaO! starting in October. The previously announced main cast includes: Yuka Takakura as Touta Konoe Yuki Matsuoka as Yukihime Yūki Hirose as Kurōmaru Tokisaka Rina Satou as Negi Springfield Ai Kayano as Kirie Sakurame Yui Ogura as Karin Yuri Shiratori as Sayo Aisaka Natsuko Kuwatani as Yue Ayase Akemi Kanda as Asuna

Spice and Wolf's Takeo Takahashi directs series at Passione The official website for the television anime adaptation of Saburouta's Citrus yuri manga began streaming the anime's first promotional video on Friday. The site also revealed one more cast member, a new visual, the show's staff, and the January 2018 premiere. The anime will air on Tokyo MX, AT-X, and BS Fuji. Takeo Takahashi (Spice and Wolf, MAOYU, Hinako Note) is directing the series at studio Passione. Naoki Hayashi (Flip Flappers, D.C.III ~Da Capo III~ script) is overseeing the series scripts, and Izuro Ijuuin (Barakamon, Wagnaria!!3 animation director) is designing the characters and serving as chief animation director. Lantis is producing the music, and Infinite is producing the series. The anime stars: Ayana Taketatsu as Yuzuko Aihara Minami Tsuda as Mei Aihara Yukiyo Fujii as Harumi Taniguchi, Yuzuko's classmate Yurika Kubo as Himeko Momokino, Mei's childhood friend and student council vice

Kazuki Nakao, Miyu Kubota, Ryota Ohsaka join cast This year's 40th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump will announce more additional cast for the television anime adaptation of Yūki Tabata's Black Clover manga on Monday. The magazine will also reveal their character designs, character designs for children at the orphanage, and a new visual for the anime. The new cast includes: Kazuki Nakao as Priest Miyu Kubota as Sister Lily Ryota Ohsaka as Sekke Bronzazza The previously announced cast includes: Newcomer Gakuto Kajiwara as Asta Nobunaga Shimazaki as Yuno Junichi Suwabe as Yami Sukehiro Kana Yūki as Noelle Silva Jun Fukuyama as Finral Roulacase Genki Muro as Magna Swing Ayumu Murase as Luck Voltia Satoshi Hino as Gauch Adlai Nana Mizuki as Vanessa Enoteca Kiyono Yasuno as Charmy Pappitson Kenichirou Matsuda as Gordon Agrippa Grey (voice cast not yet announced) Toshiyuki Morikawa as Julius Nova Chrono, the Magic Emperor Katsuyuki Konishi as Fuegole

2018 game has Travis Touchdown traveling through 6 indie games from different developers Grasshopper Manufacture, Marvelous, and Shirogumi unveiled Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, the latest game in Goichi "Suda51" Suda's No More Heroes game series, on Wednesday. The game is slated for release on the Switch in 2018. Nintendo is streaming a trailer for the game. Suda51 teased in January that he is developing a game for the Switch that features Travis Touchdown. At the time, he noted that the game is "heavily influenced" by pro wrestling, and that he had been discussing ideas for the Switch console with the indie game community at different gaming events in Japan in 2016. In the game's story, The Bad is out to avenge the murder of her daughter Bad Girl at the hands of Travis Touchdown, but a game console known as the Death Drive Mark II sucks both of them in. The game will feature collaborations with independent game developers. The game will allow players to expl