October is stacked for anime fans, with Spy x Family, One Punch Man, Disney’s Twisted Wonderland, and the Chainsaw Man Reze Arc movie, this month is pure chaos (the good kind).
Magic: The Gathering mastermind Gavin Verhey headlines PAX Aus 2025 alongside gaming legends from Fallout: New Vegas, Rainbow Six Siege, and more. Here’s why this year’s lineup is unmissable.
2025 was meant to belong to GTA VI, but indie powerhouses stole the crown. Hollow Knight: Silksong and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 crashed storefronts, dominated headlines, and spotlighted Australia’s thriving game dev scene. This is gaming’s indie renaissance, hand-painted, heartfelt, and impossible to ignore.
Arcade nostalgia meets star-studded chaos in the upcoming Street Fighter reboot. Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film is set in 1993 and promises high-octane battles, fan-favourite characters, and a cast lineup that feels like a fever dream—think Jason Momoa as Blanka, 50 Cent as Balrog, and Orville Peck as Vega.
We’ve all wished we could learn a language just by watching anime, but while binging One Piece won’t make you fluent overnight, anime and manga can be powerful tools to support your Japanese studies. This guide shares tips on setting language goals.
Oz Comic-Con Sydney is back this September with a star-studded guest lineup, incredible cosplay competitions, Artist Alley, and immersive pop culture experiences. Here’s everything you need to know before you go!
Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles launches September 30, 2025, bringing Ramza and Delita’s story to life with stunning visuals, full voice acting, and quality-of-life upgrades. Fans can choose between a modernised enhanced mode or a nostalgic classic version of this legendary tactical RPG.
Equal parts nostalgic and fresh, The Runarounds feels like watching a home movie of a band coming together while scrolling through their socials. With raw music, messy romances, and that universal “what now?” moment after high school, the series captures both the risks and the hope of chasing a dream.
Melbourne-based cosplayer and idol Kuro bursts onto the scene with their vibrant debut single Funky Fortune Cookie featuring Hatsune Miku. Blending cosplay, music, and dance, Kuro’s playful track and charming rollerskating music video celebrate optimism and creativity while paying homage to J-pop icons like AKB48.
Japan’s most chaotic pop revolutionaries, ATARASHII GAKKO!, are finally heading to Australia. This December, the viral four-piece will bring their high-energy THE MARCHING OF AG! tour to Sydney and Melbourne for two unmissable headline shows, plus a stop at Meredith Music Festival. Expect sailor uniforms, genre-bending sounds, and pure live chaos.
I’ve tried painting, sewing, blacksmithing, and even bouldering, and I’m semi-good at all of them, master of none. But maybe that’s the point. In a world of TikTok trends and short attention spans, hobbies don’t have to be lifelong commitments to matter. Whether it’s a three-month fling with sourdough or a decades-long coin collection, science shows hobbies boost our health and happiness. So maybe being a chaotic collector of phases is its own kind of talent.
Are we really letting a fictional bean guilt-trip us into productivity? Apparently, yes, and somehow, we care. Welcome to the rise of “Little Guy” productivity apps. Because sometimes, we don’t need another spreadsheet, we just need a little guy.
