The hilariously wild parody of Attack on Titan. Drunken fathers, sociopathic best friends, and unforgettable Titans unite to tell a tale unlike any other ever seen on the Internet.
Iruma-kun, the mob boss?!
In this brand-new spinoff of the runaway hit series, Iruma is a dirt-poor but kind young boy who grows up in a ruthless city slum. One day, Iruma gives a severely injured old man his last loaf of bread and nurses the stranger back to health—only to find out that the elder gent is none other than Don Sullivan, leader of the Babel Mafia! Soon after, Don Sullivan comes back, whisks Iruma away, and begs the boy to become his grandson. And just like that, the curtains rise on Iruma’s chaotic new life as the next in line to a gigantic gang of—dare we say—demonic mafiosos!
A young man named Gondes felt depressed because he was shunned by many people because of his special abilities. Even so, he is actually a great wizard. Behind the story of Gondes' life, a group of dark sorcerers who are hungry for power are trying to obtain the most powerful magic weapon in the world. Gondes, together with his mentor and friend, David, must now race against time to stop the efforts of the group of dark sorcerers who are David's former students. Together with friends like Pak Sulap, Riana, Marleen, and so on, can they overcome these problems?
You play as a high school student who moves to the quiet rural town of Inaba for a year. Shortly after your arrival, a strange series of murders begins. The victims appear mysteriously hanged on foggy days, and a bizarre rumor spreads about the "Midnight Channel"-a supernatural TV broadcast that supposedly shows your soulmate if you stare at your TV at midnight on a rainy night.
You and your friends discover that the Midnight Channel is actually a gateway to a shadowy TV world, a realm born from human consciousness. The murders are connected to this world, where people's hidden insecurities and repressed emotions manifest as monstrous Shadows.
Aaryamaan - Brahmaand Ka Yoddha is an Indian superhero space opera TV series that aired on Doordarshan's national network DD National. The sci-fi drama was produced under the banner of Bheeshm International by Mukesh Khanna, who had earlier created and donned the lead role in India's first television superhero Shaktimaan in 1997. It held the record of the most expensive Indian television drama ever for a short period.
Thousands of years after the fall of the Beichen Dynasty, four chosen ones from different factions grow together through repeated crises, joining forces to stop a war conspiracy orchestrated by advanced artificial intelligence.
For Whom the Bell Tolls is a British television series first aired by BBC in 1965, based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway. It stars John Ronane, Ann Bell, Julian Curry, Glynn Edwards and Joan Miller. The film was adapted for television by Giles Cooper and was directed by Rex Tucker. It consisted of four 45-minute episodes, the first of which aired on 2 October 1965. According to the BBC archives none of the episodes of the film still exist.