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We don't know about the rest of you but in our opinion female anime assassins are some of the best characters out there.  There's just something about a beautiful female assassin; someone who can steal your heart and rip it out of your chest at the same time.  There have been some fantastic examples of these characters over the years and we wanted to highlight some of our favorite femme fatales. 1. Alphard from Canaan Canaan is the name of a woman who is capable of taking out targets without a moment of hesitation.  In her past she was connected to a girl named Maria who is now working as a photographer in China. Unfortunately, their reunion isn't a happy one as a plot to release a virus into the world is unfolding before their eyes. We've used a lot of adjectives to describe the girls on this list so far but two adjectives that we've specifically avoided using up to this point are “evil” or “bad”. But when you

Assassins Creed made its debut back in 2007. Ever since that, it has astounded us and left us all amazed with its sheer ingenuity for its gameplay, characters and the way it was executed. Before the classic series comes to an end, here are 20 fascinating facts you may like to know about assassin's creed. 1. Connor was voiced by a Native American Ratonhnhaké:ton—otherwise known by his adopted name, Connor—in Assassin's Creed III was voiced by actor Noah Watts, a descendent of the Blackfeet nation. 2. Hunters gonna hunt Influenced by Red Dead Redemption's open-world, hunting system, Assassin's Creed III introduced hunting to Ubisoft's franchise. 3. This is a ginormous squid In Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, players can find the easter egg of a squid doing an underwater-takedown of a whale. It's at the Antocha shipwreck. 4. Top-selling Ubisoft franchise As of 2014, the Assassin's Creed franchise has sold more than 73 mill

The next instalment in the historical action-adventure series will be Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Set in London in 1868, the game will feature two playable protagonists, twins Jacob and Evie Frye, confirming some of the rumours which circulated yesterday. According to the studio, the game will "transport millions of gamers to an astonishing recreation of London during the Industrial Revolution where they will find themselves immersed in a game world they'll have to see to believe." As ever the graphics look fantastic, with the gameplay footage showing you taking control of a horse and carriage, and promising faster, more athletic content. The 9-minute gameplay demonstration shows a handful of Assassin's Creed Syndicate's new features. At the end of the demo, the hero leads a Gangs of New York-style brawl in the streets. As with many recent Assassin's Creed games, the latest entry looks at this moment another step away from the simple premise of

Saiki Kusou has a wide array of superpowers that include things like telepathy and telekinesis. He is so overpowers that he could, in fact, conquer the world in just a few days, but Saiki just wants to live a normal life. He dislikes his superpowers and does his best to hide them so he can live peacefully. It doesn’t go well. The Disastrous Life of Saiki K was one of those anime series that got overlooked in the summer season because it is one of those 5-minute episode series, but they show a new episode each day of the week. It is still running and many people abandoned it too early. However, if you give it a chance, it can be one of the most fun series you have seen all year. I was one of those people, and I regret my decisions to not watch it earlier. For Fans of Unexpected Comedy Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto Sophisticated, suave, and handsome, Sakamoto is perfect in every way. Unfortunately, his sheer perfection provokes everyone from his peers to his teachers t

SPOILER WARNING: The following review contains major spoilers for DC Comics‘ “Justice League” #1, on sale now. In “Justice League,” Bryan Hitch, Tony S. Daniel and Sandu Florea are giving us a big, summer blockbuster film in a comic book format. But while this comes across thanks to a larger-than-life, globe-spanning threat, what ultimately locks the first issue after the Rebirth special into being ranked a strong read is how well the individual moving parts of the team book are addressed. RELATED: SDCC: “Justice League Action” Highlight Reel Debuts First Footage from Animated Series The first issue opens with a six-page sequence starring Wonder Woman, one that starts off with her fighting Russian militants, only to have the playing field shift dramatically when a massive earthquake hits in the middle of battle. It’s an effective way to kick off both this issue as well as the story arc, for several reasons. First, Hitch starts the story with a single character, keeping the focus smal