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From its bright-colored art style, especially in the fight scenes, to the weird and wacky ... Neither did the people behind Gintama, but they sure do know how to do it well. A futuristic Japan ...

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As the main character in Gintama and the president of the Yorozuya ... This is a massive testament to his good-hearted nature. The scene where Kaneki Ken’s hair turns white made our list ...

Gintama mixes humor and emotion. Gintoki Sakata leads the Yorozuya in a world with aliens. The series includes parodies and explores friendship. Gintoki faces his past in the Joui War. The ...

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[Show creator Jonathan] Tropper already wrote this incredibly funny scene, but she was like, 'Are you down to really get physical?' I, of course, said yes." After their chat in Peet's trailer ...

Maybe not, in one particular scene that starred a Canadian actor. Marisa Coulton is a Toronto-based general assignment reporter for the Star. Reach her via email: [email protected] ...

As Ramsey told The Hollywood Reporter, that scene was the one they—and Mazin and Druckmann—were most worried about being able to pull off. “That was the hardest [scene],” Ramsey told THR.

A scene where Piper Ratliff lost her virginity was cut from the "The White Lotus" season three finale. Creator Mike White originally planned the scene to happen after Piper leaves the monastery.

Thunderbolts* is now in theaters, and the latest Marvel Studios movie features one of the most eventful and intriguing post-credits scenes we've seen in any MCU release in quite a while.