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The Tournament of Power was a major event in Dragon Ball Super which saw eight universes fight against each other for survival. Once all of a universe's fighters were eliminated, the Omni-Kings would erase their respective universe. The last universe standing would get to make a wish with the Super Dragon Balls. The tournament featured many skilled fighters, but each universe had one fighter who truly stood out in terms of power.

Most times, the strongest fighter from each universe possesses the power to destroy entire planets with a single attack. Some of these fighters have god-like powers, and one fighter has already surpassed the Gods of Destruction. There are 12 universes, but four of them were exempt from the Tournament of Power, so their strongest fighters are currently unknown.

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Hunter X Hunter has been on a roll recently with a lot of exciting events, such as the return of the series, a new game, and more, but the creator just dropped a bombshell piece of news regarding the future of the series. It is safe to say the series is truly back in full swing as the chances of a proper ending have never looked brighter than now.

In a tweet posted by series creator Yoshihiro Togashi to his personal X account, it was confirmed that he is working on the plot and details of the next 50 chapters and that they will be published in the future. Furthermore, he also confirmed that he would get back to working on the drawing of other chapters and would start the inking process. This is huge news as it confirms how many chapters are in the works and that they will be published.

Hunter x Hunter's new fighting game, Nen x Impact has been banned in Australia due to suggestions of sexual violence against minors according to a recent report. Though Hunter x Hunter is a believed series among anime fans, one of the series' main antagonists, Hisoka, remains a controversial aspect. It seems that controversy has now boiled over, with Hisoka's disquieting antics meaning that Bushiroad and Eighting's Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact won't receive classification in Australia, effectively banning the game.

In a report by Automaton Media, the Australian Classification board specifically said that it wouldn't classify the new game with its rating system due to "sexual violence against characters under the age of 18 by an adult male character." While the board doesn't clarify, anyone familiar with the series will know that the likely culprit is Hisoka. While this is obviously disappointing for Australian fans of Hunter x Hunter...

Every ninja in Naruto is skilled in their own way, but it took time for their skills to develop. Each ninja needed to train to get where they are, including those who are considered prodigies. The vast majority of ninja excelled because they had a great teacher/mentor by their side. Kakashi, Jiraiya, and the Third Hokage are widely regarded as some of the best mentors in Naruto, and rightfully so, but the series also features several other mentors who are highly underrated.

Most of these underrated mentors are current or former Hidden Leaf ninja, but a few of the other hidden villages have produced great mentors as well. One underrated mentor stands out because he is not even human. It might be surprising, but some of Naruto's most iconic villains have proven to be effective mentors, even if their intentions were far from noble.

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The fourth season of Demon Slayer is now underway, and it appears as though the Demon Slayer Corps will be training for their final battle with Muzan Kibutsuji. The Demon Slayer Corps has been fighting Muzan and his demons for centuries. Demon Slayers wield a special katana, and several of them use special breathing styles in combat. The Demon Slayer Corps may be a strong fighting force, but there are a few Naruto characters who can destroy the entire organization.

Most of the Naruto characters who can beat the Demon Slayer Corps are Kage-level ninja who possess great skill and powerful jutsu. One of these characters is not a ninja, but she can still annihilate the Demon Slayer Corps because she is basically a god.

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