Now the Seven Entities

In brightest day, in blackest night, 

The cards bestow the power to fight, 

For those who turn to evil's might,

Beware the power, the power of light

Credit goes to dblake from deviantART for these awesome rendition images!

Pirated

Check it! The Pirates of the Caribbean film series is still planning to go headstrong, and as for me personally, I hope all the loose ends can be tied up. Will Angelica exact her revenge on Jack with all the years of her life to do it? Will Barbossa conquer the seven seas with the help of Blackbeard's sword? Will Captain Jack Sparrow ever set sail with his beloved Black Pearl again? Questions still have yet to hit the high seas, so be prepared to pillage!

Incoming Power!

Hey, Yu-Gi-Oh! fans and players! Remember good ol' Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon? It's getting an upgraded form! And as expected, it's an Xyz Monster! Currently named in Japanese, Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon, this creature requires a total of three Level 8 monsters on the field for the Xyz Summon, but it's well worth it, especially if the original Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon is one of the Xyz Materials. Not only does it boast 4500 attack points, but it is capable of wiping out all your opponent's Xyz Materials and gaining even more power and a successive round of attacks for each one! It's a good thing that when Kaito will bring out this beast that he'll be dueling on Yuma's side in their first tag duel! So like this card's original counterpart, it is stronger against its fellow Xyz Monsters.

Platypus Minus P

As many of you Phineas and Ferb fans are aware of, Season 3 is ending with the cliffhanger episode "World Without a Platypus", divided into two separate episodes going right into Season 4. Now, according to an 8x8 book to be released June 19, 2012, the plot for the episode has been revealed, which is fitting for the title. What happens is that one of Agent P's spy missions goes deadly wrong and he disappears. Things were bad enough when the O.W.C.A. branded the consequences should his secret ever get discovered, as exemplified in the first movie. So once again, Phineas and Ferb face the dilemma of the worst-case scenario of not being able to see Perry again. So what happens when you subtract Agent P out of existence from "platypus"? It's a horrendous equation, isn't it? Could this be the end of our beloved platypus? Stay tuned to the action-inator conclusion of "World Without a Playtpus"... Part 2! I wonder just how long Disney intends to leave audiences hanging in the air next summer...

Blue Blur Gone Five-Alarm?

With Sonic Generations and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games having pretty much come and gone, fans probably speculated another game would soon be in the works. And now there are rumors flowing around that a game tentatively known as Sonic Dimensions is said to come as sort of a sequel to Sonic Generations and Sonic Colors. The current concept is that Dr. Eggman messes around with the time-space continuum and not only does it affect Sonic's home world, but also Sonic the Hedgehog himself, causing him to split into five different hedgehogs with a different color to represent a facet of each of his personalities. Each one would have a different power and ability. While it does sound intriguing and liable to be considered an ideal Sonic game, it is still merely a rumor, so we might have to wait a little longer before we learn if any new real Sonic games are on the horizon anytime soon.

Thought I'd Drop In

As many of you Kingdom Hearts fans probably know by now, the latest game in the series, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance is slated for release in Japan sometime this spring, currently shooting for March. And a release for the U.S. is also being planned by Square Enix, but they haven't given us an exact date yet, which is no surprise actually, considering an exact date for the Japanese release hasn't been revealed yet either. Just thought I'd distribute what I came across recently, nothing special.

Double Time

Phineas and Ferb are going back in time again... without time traveling! The next set of episodes set to air beginning January 13th are historic episodes, including the ages of caveman, ancient China, and the 20th century during the legacy of Indiana Jones. According to Disney Channel, this moment of making history is known as Time Shift and each episode is like no other. That is to say, none of them have got the setting you remember. Danville and the Tri-State Area are right out. I sure hope Dan and Swampy aren't running out of ideas! After all, there's still a fourth season in the works!

Oh, and this is apparently my 200th blog entry, so... yeah.