The yatra began at from Baba Budhanath temple, a prominent shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, where religious leaders presented Giriraj Singh with a large “Trishul” (trident).
The wait for One-Punch Man Season 3 might be ending soon, with recent hints suggesting that the long-awaited season will arrive in 2025. Fans have been eagerly waiting since the second season wrapped up in 2019, leaving a five-year gap between seasons. Although there has been no official confirmation of the release date, recent activity on social media has fueled speculation that the anime might return next year.
According to reports, a One-Punch Man fan on social media shared that the third season is expected to be released in 2025, as per Comicbook. The tweet caught attention when it was retweeted by Yusuke Murata, the artist behind the One-Punch Man manga. This retweet has led fans to believe that the release window might indeed be 2025, although no specific date has been confirmed.
In the first two seasons of One-Punch Man, viewers followed the journey of Saitama, an ordinary man who became the universe’s most powerful being through simple training routines like push-ups and jogging. His power is so immense that he defeats all enemies with just a single punch, leading him to grow bored of his strength. The second season introduced the Monster Association, a group of powerful villains aiming to take over the world, and Garou, a hero-hunter who joined forces with them. The last episode saw Garou being captured by a monster, while the Hero Association continued to fight the growing threat.
While fans await the third season, they can keep up with Saitama’s adventures through the One-Punch Man manga, which has already moved past the events of the Monster Association arc, and the webcomic created by ONE, the original creator of One-Punch Man. The story continues to expand as Saitama seeks a worthy opponent who can withstand his punches.
In addition to the anime, a live-action adaptation of One-Punch Man is also in development by Sony Pictures. Dan Harmon, known for his work on Community, will be involved in writing the script, and Justin Lin, the director of several Fast and Furious films, is set to direct. With anime adaptations becoming more popular, the live-action One-Punch Man movie could attract a lot of attention.
At last, we will be sure to update this section with more intel as they come. Thus, keep an eye on Pinkvilla for updates on the same.
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Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon says he believes he and Taylor Swift would have gotten along well if they had met when they were younger. In an interview with The New Yorker on Wednesday, October 16, the 43-year-old musician opened up about meeting the Fortnight singer, 34, later in life, after working on two of her covid era albums.
When he met Swift, Vernon revealed he “wasn’t starstruck.” Instead, he saw her as “somebody that I would have been very close friends with in high school,” he told the publication. He recalled thinking to himself about Swift, “You’re real and you’re here.”
Vernon added about the Eras Tour performer: “To think what she’s been up to, the propulsion, the expansion… I don’t know, it’s just like anything anyone’s ever seen. And yet, she was this person who made a lot of sense to me.”
The Flume singer appeared on Swift’s song ‘exile’ from the 2020 album ‘folklore’ and also on the title track of its companion album, ‘evermore.’
Swift also collaborated with Vernon’s band, Big Red Machine, lending her vocals to two songs—Birch and Renegade—featured on their How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last album.
Elsewhere in his The New Yorker interview, Vernon discussed his forthcoming EP SABLE, which will be released today, October 18, saying that the record could pay homage to his 2007 debut disc For Emma, Forever Ago.
Describing the project as “a raw new skin,” homage or not, Vernon explained that he views time as a cylindrical, forward-moving circle, making him feel that everything is new rather than a return to the past.
On Swift’s work front, she is nearing the conclusion of her history-making Eras Tour, which began in March 2023. She kicks off the last leg of the tour today in Miami, where she is expected to pay tribute to Liam Payne, the former One Direction star who tragically passed away on October 16 after falling off the third-floor balcony of his hotel in Buenos Aires.
Swift was close to the late 31-year-old singer, partly due to her brief relationship with his bandmate, Harry Styles.
The Eras Tour ends on December 8 in Vancouver.
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