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Movies always have something new to offer. Whether it's a major MCU blockbuster, the newest Scream or Conjuring installment, or the latest The Fast and the Furious sequel, audiences keep going back to theaters for the thrill of the experience. There is nothing more exciting than seeing characters make life-or-death decisions in a split-second, and seeing what unfolds as a result. Here are 20 split-second decisions that completely changed the franchise.

Every hero deserves their redemption arc, which is exactly what Dewey Riley gets in Scream (2022). Dewey is always the bud of fans' jokes when referencing his seeming immortality, receiving countless stab wounds, and somehow managing to survive for the next Scream sequel. Nonetheless, Scream (2022) truly reiterates the idea that Dewey is a tragic character; from losing his younger sister, and divorcing Gale, to the realization that he is destined to live and die in Woodsboro.

In a last-minute decision by the character, Dewey decides to go back and ensure Amber's Ghostface is dead, only to finally meet his fate when briefly distracted from a call by the one person he loves most--Gale Weathers. Arguably the franchise's most devastating moment.

Halloween Resurrection has a terrible reputation that lingers with it throughout the years. For good reason; its characters make terrible decisions in the name of profiting off Michael Myers. This is expected from hollow characters created with the sole purpose of being killed by Michael, but when Laurie plays into senseless choices; it absolutely counters everything previously established for the character throughout the Halloween franchise.

In a moment of uncertainty after her last attempt to kill Michael, Laurie leans in to remove his mask--only for Michael to drag her into a scuffle that results in her death--the most insulting way to kill the franchise's titular final girl, and a decision that doomed this movie from the start.

Nancy Thompson is introduced in A Nightmare on Elm Street as the series' final girl, defeating Freddy Krueger by showing him fearlessness. Though Nancy Thompson isn't present in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, she returns in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors as an intern therapist bent on helping the Dream Warriors defeat Freddy. In doing so, Nancy performs self-hypnosis in a ditch effort to save Kristen from Freddy, only for Freddy to finally strike her down with a fatal wound to the stomach.

Marvel movies, despite the seemingly insurmountable obstacles presented by their villains, end on a relatively positive note as the heroes march forward onto brighter days. Avengers: Infinity War changed the rules entirely by introducing Thanos into the mix, an anti-hero rooted in Machiavellian motives; Thanos believes that the end justifies the means and will sacrifice anyone standing in his path for the sake of a better universe.

When Thanos' army can't seem to overpower the Avengers and the Wakanda army, Thanos resorts to his final ace card: the snap. Donning the Infinity Gauntlet, Thanos literally snaps half the universe out of existence, closing the film on the bleakest note for Marvel during its time of release.

In retrospective to Thanos, Tony Stark is unwilling to sacrifice humanity for an idealistic universe. If anything, Stark has grown to appreciate humanity through his experiences with The Avengers and his romance with Pepper Potts. At the top of Avengers: Endgame, Tony reunites with the Avengers to locate Thanos, only to realize that he destroyed the Infinity Gauntlet. Dejected, Tony decides to enjoy his time with his family, accepting what's left of the world and vowing to make it a better place.

Nevertheless, Tony makes the ultimate sacrifice when a chance to undo the snap is presented, first by helping the Avengers track down the infinity gems across the Multiverse, and lastly, by sacrificing his life by donning the Infinity Gauntlet to snap Thanos out of existence.

One of the more heavy-handed approaches by Marvel to make a titular superhero achieve their character arc. Nevertheless, it's effective in making audiences truly sympathize with the young Peter Parker when he sacrifices the prospect of a normal life for the sake of those he loves.

In a split-second decision, Peter asks Doctor Strange to erase his memory from anyone he's ever crossed paths with. Friendless, homeless, and unemployed, Peter Parker pays an obscene price for simply wanting to give his friends a second-shot at getting into college.

Captain America: Civil War is a Marvel game-changer in many regards. It introduces Peter Parker into the MCU, which paved the way for one of its most lucrative franchises. It also did something only briefly achieved by previous MCU installments; it effectively turned its heroes against each other.

Amidst political turmoil and an impending enemy attack, Tony Stark and Steve Rogers have conflicting strategies that ultimately pit them against each other, disbanding the Avengers temporarily. The defining moment for this separation results from Rogers' last-minute alliance with Bucky Barnes as Stark is ready to end his life; Rogers chooses a lifelong friend over his longstanding fighting partner.

Karen Nelson is perhaps the most nuanced character introduced in David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy. When first introduced in Halloween 2018, Karen is a loving but guarded individual keeping her estranged mother, Laurie Strode, at a distance. As the movie unfolds, audiences learn of Karen's traumatic childhood alongside Laurie, during which Karen was forced to train for the day Michael came back to Haddonfield.

Despite Karen's skepticism, this is exactly what happens on Halloween night in 2018, forcing Karen to utilize all the survival training acquired during her formative years. By Halloween Kills, Karen proves that she isn't afraid of Michael, willing to face him head-on to protect Laurie and Allyson. Audiences never expected that such an astute character would meet her untimely demise when her curiosity leads her into Michael's clutches, dying in the exact same spot as Michael's first victim, Judith Myers.

Mysterio preyed upon Peter's fragile emotional state after losing Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame, and this makes him one of the most vile MCU villains to date. Mysterio manipulates, steals, and kills all with the intention of personal gain, and when his schemes are thwarted by Peter, he manages to get the last laugh by recording himself revealing Spider-Man's alter ego. Mysterio's final moment of pettiness incites the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Peter's ultimate sacrifice by the end of that film.

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Whereas the first Evil Dead relies on its eerie score, excellent camerawork, and twisted plot to terrify audiences, Evil Dead II implements dark humor into its storytelling to deliver something fresh for audiences. The dialogue is campy, the kills are exaggerated, and Ash is bordering on maniacal by the end of the film.

One of this sequel's most ridiculous moments is having Ash cut off his own hand to free himself from the Deadite, and then having him continue on as if losing an entire limb isn't a life-threatening injury. Nonetheless, this one moment serves for one of the franchise's most iconic elements, having Ash don a chainsaw as a prosthetic hand. Moving forward, a chainsaw becomes synonymous with all of Evil Dead's titular characters.

Every superhero is motivated by a goal; in Peter Parker's case, it's Mary Jane's affection. From serving as moral support throughout her tumultuous relationships, saving her from countless dangers, to simply being her best friend; Peter loves Mary Jane unconditionally. Of course, Spider-Man is constantly faced with dangers that would likely threaten Mary Jane if they got into a relationship, forcing Peter to reject Mary Jane's love.

When Mary Jane finally learns of Peter's secret life as Spider-Man, she leaves her fianc at the altar to reunite with Peter, reiterating that it's her choice whom to be with. While it could have been presented in a more savory manner, Mary Jane choosing to be with Peter, despite the dangers involved, is defining of her strong character. Notably, it illustrates that Peter's selflessness is finally rewarded.

2002's Spider-Man didn't just introduce audiences to the first incarnation of the web-slinger, it also presented one of the most disturbing villains in the Spider-Man universe, The Green Goblin. Driven to madness by his own experiments, the super-powered Norman Osborn is out for blood, and will destroy anyone in his path, including Spider-Man.

When Norman and Peter finally unmask themselves during their final battle, Norman pleads for Peter's mercy, only to try to kill him with his glider seconds later. Peter's spidey senses save the day, resulting in Norman getting impaled by his signature weapon. Peter makes the fateful decision of bringing Norman's body to his home, only to be caught in the act by Norman's son, Harry. This puts Harry on his own villainous path that comes full circle in Spiderman-3.

Mary Jane is often criticized for being a damsel in distress who spends the majority of her screen time screaming for help; Gwen Stacy is her polar opposite. A lab genius with an adventurous spirit, Gwen rather take part in the action instead of rooting for Spider-Man to defeat the villain. In The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Gwen decides to help Peter against the Green Goblin when he suddenly strikes. Unfortunately, this turns out to be a deadly decision when she falls to her demise. An unexpected and tear-jerking moment for audiences.

In many ways, the Skywalker family is the binding force for the Star Wars franchise. Every installment either centers on them as the heroes, explores one of their origin stories, or expands on their lineage through new characters; such is the case with Ben Solo. Following in the steps of his grandfather, Anakin Skywalker, Ben Solo is seduced by Emperor Palpatine to do his dirty work against the Jedi, plotting universal domination once again.

Ben Solo eventually comes to his senses and helps Rey take down Palpatine, but not before Rey sustains a significant injury during the battle. Drained, Rey succumbs to her wounds and dies in Ben's arms. As a last resort to save Rey, Ben gives up his remaining life force to revive her. Ben succeeds, but in the process ends the Skywalker lineage as the last remaining member to perish.

Even before Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace released, audiences knew the prequel trilogy would culminate with Anakin turning into the tyrannical Darth Vader, but the big question was, how? In Star Wars Episode Three: Revenge of the Sith, Anakin Skywalker is dealing with his quest to become a Jedi Master while leading a secret life with his wife, Padm. Just like with his mother, Anakin starts having nightmares of Padm dying, believing them to be a premonition.

Anakin's stress load reaches its breaking point when he discovers Palpatine is the rogue Sith Master the Jedi have been hunting for. When tempted by Palpatine with the promise of teaching him how to save Padm, Anakin turns on Mace Windu, allowing Palpatine the time to murder him. From this point forward, Anakin descends into complete darkness as Darth Vader.

For fans of the X-Men comics, they are all too familiar with Phoenix, Jean Grey's alter ego that unleashes when Jean taps into all her powers. X2: X-Men United alludes to Jean's transformation early on, as her powers are elevating unexpectedly. In a final effort to save her fellow X-Men, Jean sacrifices herself to allow them to escape. Come the events of X-Men: The Last Stand, Jean resurfaces as Phoenix, relentless in her attacks against friends or foes.

For die-hard fans of the Harry Potter book series, they were expecting to see Voldemort resurface in the film adaption of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. It was of no surprise when during the Tri-Wizard Tournament, Peter Pettigrew kills Cedric Diggory and brings Harry Potter to Voldemort, using his blood to finish the spell to finally revive the Dark Lord. Such a monumental event in the series is recreated excellently by both Ralph Fiennes and Daniel Radcliffe.

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Batman Begins ends on a bittersweet note; while Bruce and Rachel Dawes cannot be together due to their different take on the law, Bruce finally assumes the role of the Caped Crusader. In The Dark Knight, Bruce rekindles his friendship with Rachel only to discover she is engaged to Gotham's District Attorney, Harvey Dent. Feeling his chance to be with Rachel slipping away, Bruce contemplates retiring to be with Rachel.

Things take a turn for the worse, though, when Joker uses Rachel as a means to destroy Batman's spirit; and succeeds when he tricks Batman into saving Dent over Rachel in an explosion orchestrated by Joker, pushing Bruce into seclusion by the end of the film.

Bella Swan's transformation into a vampire was inevitable: it was impossible to attempt a married life with an immortal vampire while remaining a human herself. In the style of million-dollar franchises, Breaking Dawn's adaptation is divided into two-parts that explore Bella's transformation. In Breaking Dawn: Part 1, Bella becomes pregnant, and the advanced pregnancy rapidly consumes her physical strength, with the Cullen family suspecting she'll die during childbirth.

After what is one of the most gruesome moments in the Twilight franchise, Bella gives birth to Renesmee, and slips into a coma due to the grueling process. Desperate to save her, Edward bites Bella repeatedly to transform her. By the opening of Breaking Dawn: Part 2, Bella reawakens an agile, sparkling vampire ready to embrace her immortality and any powers that come with it.

Mystique is one of the most complex mutants among the X-Men. While she's turned her back on them numerous times in favor of self-discovery, she's also helped them more than once when faced with major adversaries. In X-Men: Days of Future Past, Mystique is forced to come to terms with her contempt towards humans, especially when she witnesses the depths of their cruelty.

Upon discovering weapons designer, Bolivar Trask, has been experimenting on mutants to perfect his Sentinel design, Mystique plans to kill him. In a climactic moment with the fate of the present and future on the line, Xavier convinces Mystique to spare Trask and the president. As a result, the president views mutants as heroes for the first time ever, halting the Sentinel program and its domino effect on the world.

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This article discusses ten movies like Renfield you must watch. Add these well-recommended films to your watch list.

Count Dracula has been one of the most prolific monsters on the big screen for decades. Many actors have portrayed the Count and done him justice. The films have mainly been adapted from Bram Stokers novel and have had plenty of interpretations.

Chris McKays Renfieldchanges the angle of how people perceive the Count through his right-hand man, Renfield (Nicholas Hoult). For Dracula (Nicolas Cage) to live a whole life, he must have the purest blood out there, so Renfield does his bidding. Renfield wants to know what life would be like if he made his own decisions.

As he goes to a group therapy discussion to recruit the bad seeds that are being discussed, he begins to listen to the life advice given to others.

The films that are listed below all have a unique perspective of vampires life and how they should lead them. There is always romance and plenty of blood, but the storys heart is always about a vampire living so long that he loses everyone he loves.

The one vampire film that had young teen girls and mothers in a chokehold for a decade has become a cult classic. When Twilightcame out, no one expected it to get as big as it did.

We meet Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), who moves to a small town named Forks in Seattle. She falls in love with Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), a 108-year-old vampire. This love story proves dangerous for Bella and Edward, but they cant deny their deep connection.

The originalFright Nightis way funnier than the remake in 2011. Maybe its because it has the 80s comedic feel, or the practical effects arent the best, or the performances arent that strong.

All of this being said, its a very fun supernatural horror film that does make fun of vampires. A teenager believes that the newcomer in his neighborhood is a vampire. He turns to an actor in a television horror show to help deal with the undead.

Before the MCU even began, Wesley Snipes was at the peak of his career when he took on the role ofBlade. He is half-vampire, half-mortal, and becomes the protector of the mortal race while slaying evil vampires.

In a way, Blade is the perfect blend to protect mortals, and thats what makes this so entertaining to watch. For a film on the cusp of the millennia, especially a comic book movie, Bladetechnically paved the way.

This is an underrated vampire flick, and its because not many people know that Quentin Tarantino co-wrote the script with Robert Kurtzman, and Robert Rodriguez directs it. Its such a nice mix of filmmakers that it does fly under the radar for each of their filmographies.

Two criminals and their hostages unknowingly seek temporary refuge in a truck stop populated by vampires with chaotic results. The film stars Harvey Keitel, George Clooney, and Juliette Lewis.

This is one of the most accurate adaptations of the novel by Bram Stoker. Director Francis Ford Coppola has a unique filmography, and his work on this picture is incredible. He was able to incorporate all aspects of the novel with the letters being written back and forth and also create a visual feast regarding the depiction of Draculas powers.

The centuries-old vampire Count Dracula (Gary Oldman) comes to England to seduce his barrister Jonathan Harkers (Keanu Reeves) fiance Mina Murray (Winona Ryder) and inflict havoc in the foreign land.

Tilda Swinton, Tom Hiddleston, and Mia Wasikowska all play their parts beautifully in this twisted vampire flick by Jim Jarmusch. A depressed musician reunites with his lover, and their romance is interrupted by her uncontrollable younger sister.

Adam (Hiddleston) and Eve (Swinton) have known each other for centuries, and Ava (Wasikowska) alters the love that theyve shared for so long with her spontaneous nature.

After moving to a new town, two brothers discover that the area is a haven for vampires. The film is directed by Joel Schumacher and became a staple of the supernatural genre when it was released.

Young stars like Corey Haim, Kiefer Sutherland, and Jason Patric made up the cast to draw audiences in. It doesnt necessarily play like a horror film, but it does have a sense of brotherhood for the lost boys.

In the 90s, this vampire film had a stacked cast that all worked together to make one of the most memorable films of the decade. Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, Christian Slater, and a very young Kirsten Dunst made the film entertaining to watch. The new series adapted from the iconic book by Anne Rice has brought more attention to her novels.

The series follows Louis de Points epic story of love, blood, and the perils of immortality and is told to the journalist Daniel Molloy.

Before Taika Waititi became a household name because of the MCU, he madeWhat We Do in the Shadowswith Jermaine Clement. We meet Vlago, Deacon, and Vladislav, who are vampires.

They are struggling with the mundane aspects of modern life. They pay rent, do their chores, and try to get into nightclubs, all while overcoming conflicts with roommates.

Oskar (Kr Hederbrant) is an overlooked and bullied boy who finds love and revenge through Eli (Lina Leandersson), a beautiful, peculiar girl. The closer they become, the more their friendship is tested when Oskar uncovers the truth about the young girl and what she has been doing in the town.

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The Ferryman by Justin Cronin; More Perfect by Temi Oh; Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway; Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward; Our Hideous Progeny by CE McGill

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The Ferryman by Justin Cronin (Orion, 22)The new novel from the author of The Passage could hardly be more different in tone and setting from that acclaimed horror trilogy. The island of Prospera provides an idyllic existence for the fortunate inhabitants, who display no curiosity about the wider world and accept having no children as the price of immortality: in old age they are ferried to the Nursery, from which they return, young again and memory-wiped, to start over. The reader is given plenty of hints that theres more to this reality than the characters believe, but there are 500 pages to go before the mind-boggling reveal. Thats not the end: Cronin is far too good a writer to hang his compelling tale on a single twist. What lingers in the mind are not so much the turns of plot as the issues explored: about society, human nature, and above all what it means to live a good life.

More Perfect by Temi Oh (Simon & Schuster, 16.99)In a near-future Britain, a simple operation to insert a chip in the brain allows access to the Panopticon, a network enabling friends to share thoughts and see through each others eyes. The government is pushing to make it compulsory as a way to end social isolation and prevent crime. For Moremi, suffering from depression and fear of abandonment, it means she need never be alone again; when she falls in love with Orpheus, she can be certain he shares her feelings. But gradually the dark side of the Panopticon, and the coercive ways an authoritarian government will use it, are chillingly revealed. Drawing on ancient Greek myths and modern brain science, this is a plausible, complex vision of the future, a fascinating story that never shies away from the contradictions in human nature.

Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway (Corsair, 18.99)In Greek mythology, the Titans were the first race and the ancestors of humankind. In Harkaways seventh novel, they are the new elite: those wealthy enough to afford T7, a genetic therapy that may provide immortality. Each time the body clock is reset, the patient grows in strength and size, while gaining extra years of longevity. When Detective Cal Sounder is sent to investigate a murder, he knows it must have a connection with Titans, who are practically impossible to kill. Hes the go-to guy for such sensitive cases his ex-girlfriend, now turned Titan, is the daughter of the man who discovered T7. But the crime is even more complicated than he imagined, and there are people determined to stop him uncovering the truth. A highly entertaining, satisfying blend of classic detective noir and inventive speculative fiction.

Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward (Viper, 16.99)A novel about youthful friendships, rivalry, unspeakable crimes and the way memories mutate when dark secrets are revealed, this is probably Wards most complex and brilliant book yet. It is also about writers who turn life into fiction, and the question of who, if anyone, owns a story. Events are presented from different perspectives, as the truth (memoir, true crime) and as fiction. Its difficult to define by genre, but with touches of witchcraft and a building sense of dread, literary horror is the neatest niche. Lovers of Shirley Jackson, Barbara Vine or Patricia Highsmith will adore this intense, psychologically acute, atmospheric thriller.

Our Hideous Progeny by CE McGill (Doubleday, 16.99)Mary longs to make her mark as a scientist, but for a woman in Victorian London its almost impossible. She shares her passion for palaeontology with her husband, illustrating the papers he writes, but he has an unfortunate knack for alienating others by pointing out where their theories are wrong. When she finds a trove of old family papers detailing her great-uncle Victor Frankensteins experiments, she has a mad, or possibly genius, idea. If it succeeds, fame and fortune is assured. But if they fail? The debut authors original, feminist variation on Mary Shelleys foundational text makes for a wonderfully rich, emotionally engaging tale with the flavour and appeal of a great 19th-century novel.

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As anime fans, we've all come across a series in which the protagonist is granted immortality, a power no mortal should ever possess. From the enigmatic and powerful Alucard in Hellsing Ultimate to the charismatic Anos Voldigoad in The Misfit of Demon King Academy, these immortal characters have captivated audiences with their unending endurance and unique perspectives on life.

In this article, we'll look closely at ten anime with immortal protagonists. So whether we prefer our immortals to be brave and selfless or cruel and merciless, we're sure to find one to root for in this list.

Disclaimer: This article will contain spoilers for all the anime and characters mentioned therein. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author.

When Natsuki Subaru in Re:Zero dies, he has the ability to go back in time, effectively making him immortal. He is never tired of trying, and his resourcefulness and determination make him a beloved hero.

However, Subaru's strength comes from his unwavering resolve, and his power plays a crucial role. Subaru's immortality comes at a significant cost because he must perish in some of the worst ways imaginable. Not everyone can manage this particular type of immortality the way Subaru does.

The main character in the anime series Overlord is Momonga, also known as Ainz Ooal Gown. A strong magician, he is imprisoned in a virtual universe after his beloved game, Yggdrasil, is shut down. Momonga is a formidable foe due to his longevity and great might. His control over the undead gives him strength, making him a formidable opponent.

Momonga, while being a god, is still a kind-hearted hero who prioritizes the safety of his friends. He is a living example of the force of will, and his immortality gives him the strength to persevere through the most trying situations. He is a hero who encourages people to surpass their restrictions, making him a favorite among the audience.

Fushi in To Your Eternity can take on the memories and physical appearances of others around them. The child makes for a sympathetic main character as an immortal with a naturally curious and sympathetic personality. He's a fantastic pick for a protagonist because his power allows him to exist in endless incarnations and lifetimes.

Fushi is a good illustration of how immortality can be both a benefit and a punishment. He still works to defend the people he cares about despite being eternal and upholding the sanctity of life. He is a hero who encourages people to view life from a fresh viewpoint, making him a favorite among the audience.

In the UQ Holder series, Evangeline A.K. McDowell, a powerful vampire, changed Touta when he was young. As a result, Touta no longer ages, is immune to many diseases, and can recover from most wounds. He may still be killed by some methods, such as chopping his head or being exposed to sunlight, which greatly weakens him.

Touta Konoe makes for an engaging protagonist, and the fact that he is eternal gives him a fascinating dimension. His quest to learn the truth about his origins and gifts is thrilling and heartbreaking, and his fights with formidable adversaries keep readers and watchers on the edge of their seats.

After killing 100 innocent people, Manji, a swordsman, is cursed with immortality. He is a master of the Ipponmatatana combat, enabling him to use a single, enormous katana with unprecedented skill and accuracy. In addition to his proficiency in swordsmanship, Manji is renowned for his mastery of throwing knives and the Iai sword-drawing method.

The eternal swordsman has experienced countless lifetimes worth of adventure and growth. Despite his violent background, Manji tries to change for the better and fulfill his goal of safeguarding the people he loves. He is a complicated and fascinating character due to his battle with his curse and his background.

Kei, an eternal entity, learns that he is not the only person on the planet. The government is after him because they believe he poses a threat to society. He is an immortal being with the power to heal from practically any wound and change into a ghost.

Despite being immortal, he is a prime example of bravery and tenacity, even in the face of death. He is a persona that demonstrates how immortality can be both a blessing and a burden and that even the greatest obstacles can be conquered with the correct attitude.

Yato is an immortal half-god with no shame and a lot of cunning. He has the ability to exorcize spirits and demons of all kinds, as well as manipulate and harness their power. Yato can also take on various forms, including those of a human boy, a giant wolf, and a powerful warrior.

These are the arsenals that the god of calamity utilizes to help individuals in need and against other, more evil gods. He is a hero who recognizes the importance of preserving the lives of people around him while still being prepared to face up to even the most formidable foes.

The main character of the television series The Misfit of Demon King Academy is Anos Voldigoad, the Demon King of Tyranny. He is renowned for his enormous magic, overpowering power, and capacity to use Hakai magic to destroy everything. Anos can swiftly heal from even the most serious wounds since he is immortal and has a high level of regeneration.

Anos is one of the most fearsome characters in all of fiction, thanks to his strength, tact, and charisma. However, his true strength lies in his unwavering resolve to defend his friends, allies, and loved ones with his incredible strength.

Raizel is the main protagonist of the Noblesse manhwa and webtoon series created by Son Tae-young. He is a powerful vampire Noble who possesses the power to control blood on a cellular level and has lived for over 800 years. He is immortal, and his physical appearance remains unchanged at all times, regardless of his age.

Raizel is intelligent, knowledgeable, and skilled in various areas, such as science, martial arts, strategic thinking, and magic. He is also a compassionate and caring individual, always ready to help others in need, even though he often prefers to remain isolated from the rest of the world. Raizel is an iconic character in the manga and webtoon world and is widely recognized for his unique blend of power, wisdom, and kindness.

Alucard in Hellsing is a strong vampire with amazing physical prowess and various magical skills. As long as he has at least one drop of blood left, he can recover from any wound and even survive the total annihilation of his body. Nobody in the series comes close to defeating the Prince of Wallachia because of his immortality and superhuman abilities.

Despite his intimidating image, Alucard has a complicated personality and struggles with his history, which makes him an appealing character. He is a heartbroken person, plagued by his past deeds and looking for atonement. He is a powerful and memorable figure due to his fidelity to his lord and determination to save mankind.

Overall, these eternals have captured the hearts of anime fans worldwide with their incredible powers. From the charming and lighthearted Subaru to the dark and brooding Alucard, each of these characters has unique qualities that make them likable and memorable.

These were our picks of 10 anime with immortal protagonists. If we have missed out on any, do comment down below.

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Unfortunately for Superman, his ultimate destiny is harsher than anyone ever imagined. A glimpse into the future reveals the tragic days ahead for the Man of Steel.

For years, Clark Kent has been keeping the DC Universe safe under the guise of his powerful alter ego, Superman. As a Kryptonian, he's been blessed with an amazing array of powers that make him the most formidable force for good around. However, such godlike power has a few drawbacks. Nearly everything about Clark is enhanced under the Earth's yellow sun, from his incredibly powerful vision to his super-hearing that keys him into trouble all across the globe. But various Elseworlds have explored another little-discussed power of his: functional immortality. Because of his Kryptonian physiology, Superman has been shown to live far longer than humans, outliving many of his closest allies and the people he loves the most.

But the Last Son of Krypton's longevity is much darker than fans think. In The Flash #141 by Pop Mhan, and Joshua Hood, Wally West is being pursued by the Black Flash, the grim reaper of speedsters. While Wally's allies in the Flash Family try to keep him safe and fight back against the manifestation of death, Wally decides to take care of the ghoul himself. Wally starts running at an incredible speed with the Black Flash in tow. Flash runs so fast, he begins traveling thousands, then millions of years into the future. Wally can see the events of history unfold before him and notes how the Earth will die some two billion years into the future. Flash also makes note that the only person around to grieve for the planet is a "bearded man in bright red boots".

Though not named, Wally is clearly referencing Superman, whose costume notably includes such boots. Clark has been depicted as living well past most of his allies in stories such as Kingdom Come and DC One Million. But a two billion-year-old Superman is one of the oldest takes on the hero yet. But what's tragic about Clark's fate is that he's cursed to stand by helplessly as everything he cares about withers and dies. His family, his friends, and his entire world is one day going to be snuffed out right in front of him and there's not a thing Superman can do about it.

Clark was only days old when his birth home was destroyed. But while he was born out of tragedy, Superman found a home for himself on Earth. Clark had no personal connection to Krypton, and he's not that sad that it's gone. But Clark is going to have a front-row ticket to the death of his adopted world, and that's going to hit him harder than any villain he's ever faced. The longevity he possesses might seem like a blessing to some, but all it really affords Clark is the 'privilege' of seeing his greatest love die and the planet he spent eons protecting become engulfed in flames. Even someone as powerful as Clark can't stop the inevitable, but it really is a shame that Superman has no choice but to be the sole witness of his home's eventual death.

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The Star Wars universe has been home to powerful users of the Force, both light and dark. That said, while names like Yoda and Luke Skywalker have often been first mentioned when discussing those highly skilled in the Force, it's impossible not to also mention Sheev Palpatine. That said, while Palpatine was a powerful Sith, he was never a Jedi that fell to the dark side. Instead, he was nurtured from a young age to channel his powers.

In Star Wars Legends stories, it was revealed that Sheev was actually highly skilled in the dark side and fostered a deep-seated hatred for his father, who didn't give him the necessary attention or affection. As a result, when he encountered Darth Plagueis, it was easy for him to embrace the dark and murder his family and guards before ascending further into his power. However, in the canon continuity, Emperor Palpatine's past was far more cryptic. That said, what was known was that he was a master manipulator from early on and worked with Plagueis during his initial ascent in Naboo. But it was his unorthodox history with the Force in these years that may explain his near-unlimited power.

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Part of why the Jedi would recruit children at such a young age in Star Wars was because they were most vulnerable to the power of the dark side. Being so young, such immense power without regulation could quickly turn them into something dangerous. Palpatine was an example of this as the Jedi never found him to train, meaning that he only ever had training in the dark side. However, while this was bad news for the Jedi, it made Palpatine a skilled Force user that had access to particular abilities that no Jedi could ever achieve. This may also be why he could fool the entire Jedi Order for years before his big takeover.

With a pure and direct link to the dark side, Palpatine could access a huge store of power that became devastating lightning. His version of Force Lightning was so powerful, in fact, that no other users in Star Wars could match him. He could also muster a dark aura that took the form of a powerful storm of dark energy. However, the most impressive application of his dark side Force abilities was his connection to dark side magic and incantations that allowed him to pierce the veil between his world and the World Between Worlds. Though it wasn't confirmed, considering so few Sith reached Palpatine's levels, it could be assumed his sole connection to the dark side made it easy for him to access its potential.

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One thing that Palpatine shared with his master was a desire to achieve immortality. To the Jedi, the best way to do this was to become one with the Force and live on through it. But for Palpatine, his desire to survive was more tangible as he didn't want to let go of his power. By following the lessons introduced by Plagueis, Palpatine mixed science and the dark side to achieve his goals. Using the strides made by the Kaminoans in cloning, the only thing Palpatine needed to master was Force Transference. By using the power of the Force Dyad of Rey and Ben Solo, he hoped to achieve a goal that his master had only dreamed of. While he failed in his attempts, the practice was all but a success and proved that Palpatine was serious when he cited the unlimited power of the dark side.

Emperor Palpatine may be the strongest dark side user in all of Star Wars, thanks to his persistence alone. But the catalyst for his skills may have come from a history that was never shared with the light side. From the moment he gained his abilities, it took no time for the dark side to take hold, and it changed him from a person into a vessel for evil that he welcomed. Because of his openness to the dark side and lack of internal conflict, as he was never a Jedi, Palpatine was nearly unstoppable for generations.

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Five races into the season, five different drivers have been crowned winners. The most recent was Alex Palou, who dominated the race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course today. The 2021 IndyCar champion led 52 laps and won by nearly 17 seconds, as he moved into the top spot of the championship standings. Palou holds a six-point advantage over Pato O'Ward, who today finished runner-up for the third time this year.

Marcus Ericsson dropped two spots to third in the standings after his 8th place finish today. The reigning Indianapolis 500 winner will aim for a repeat, although double-points will not be awarded this year as the series made a rule change to end that. There will still be 12 bonus points on the line for qualifying, and all four Ganassi drivers will have a shot at maximum points and a front row starting spot.

Despite a miserable weekend on the road course, Romain Grosjean did move up one spot in the championship. He is now one point ahead of rival Scott McLaughlin, as the Team Penske driver also had a weekend to forget on the IMS road course. Two-time champion Josef Newgarden remains in 6th while Scott Dixon moves up to 7th as he chases his seventh title. Both Newgarden and Dixon will be as hungry as they have ever been entering the 500 this year.

Defending series champion Will Power slid down one spot in the standings while Christian Lundgaard improved three spots to find his way into the top-ten. The RLL Racing driver scored big this weekend with his first career pole, and a solid 4th place finish in the race. Kyle Kirkwood dropped a spot but maintains his place inside the top-ten.

The championship will always be importance, but it will also always take a back seat to the Indianapolis 500. None of the drivers will care about points for the rest of this month, as they turn their full attention to their pursuit of immortality, in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.

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The Tale of the Nine-Tailed was easily one of the best shows of 2020 despite faltering slightly toward the end. All seemed well as we left the characters on a bittersweet, happy note, so it came as a surprise when it was announced that the show was renewed not for one but two seasons. Anticipation and curiosity arose with the first stills and show being set in 1938, and Im happy to announce that season 2 is off to anincredible start.

Theres so much to love about the action-adventure mysterical caper that season 2 promises to be. Its chockful of references to season 1, hasnt retconned anything (thus far!), and continues Lee Yeons (Lee Dong Wook) devotion to his now-wife Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah). Heres what we loved about the premiere and every reason to start watching!

The show picks up right at the end of the drama but before the epilogue. Yeon, still devastated by his half-brother Lee Rangs (Kim Bum) sacrifice to save him, pesters the Underworlds manager, Taluipa (Kim Jung Nan), on how to reincarnate him. The first seasons epilogue shows that this reincarnation works because Yeon finds Rang reincarnated, albeit with no memory of him. However 2020s Lee Yeon has no clue, and Taluipa isnt spilling, unless Lee Yeon returns to being a gumiho and enforces law and order among non-human beings interfering in matters between the spiritual and human realms. Yeon agrees on the condition that he doesnt get the immortality portion of being a gumiho. He wants to die at the same time Ji Ah does. He throws it out so casually too. And if that isnt the most insanely romantic thing, I dont know what is.

And just like that, our gumiho is back in business. And just in time too because a new enemy has appeared, whose roots are buried in the murky years Yeon spent between Ah Eums (Jo Bo Ah) death and her reincarnation as Nam Ji Ah. The mystery masked man steals the gem that wards the boundary between life and the Samdo River that carries the dead and jumps into a portal. Yeon follows with Taluipas warning that hell be stuck if he doesnt get back with the gem within 16 hours of entry. Yeon expects to fight his way through one of the hells, but he suddenly finds himself back in 1938!

Yeons chase of the mystery masked man with the gem leads him to none other than Lee Rang, the devious half-gumiho you cant help but love. Naturally, this past iteration of Rang holds all the resentment that the first seasons Rang held and then some. 2020s Rang had a long time for that resentment to fester, but 1938s Rang hasnt had even 50 years yet. But he still tries to kill his brother because its Rang were talking about. But Yeon gets visibly emotional at having his brother back and happily takes it all, apologizing for drowning his own sorrows in the wake of Ah Eums death instead of watching for his brother. But he also knows that he cant stay in this timeline when its imperative that the gem be returned to 2020.

He makes his farewells and apologies and is about to leave when Rang is stabbed through the heart by the mystery masked man. Yeon vows revenge but has to stay in 1938 in order to find a way to save him. And the only method of doing that is to trust a mercurial being with the ability to lengthen lifespans located in a courtesan house called Myoyeongak. Trapped between life and death, Rangs spirit follow Yeon around invisible to him while he tries to outwit the being to save his brother.

This is a great concept because it provides a great reason for why Lee Yeon would be stuck in 1938 because he loves his brother as much as he loves Ji Ah. In addition, having Yeon risk everything to save Rangs life in this timeline is the best way of earning 1938 Rangs trust. And Lee Yeon is going to need all the allies he can get here, seeing as hes both out of time and running out of time.

As for where 1938s Lee Yeon is? Well, hes in a rather embarrassing place physically and emotionally.

The Lee Yeon of this era is relatively fresh off losing his beloved and drowns his sorrows in drink, opium, and sleep. The way Lee Dong Wook plays two very different iterations of the same character while grounding them enough to show their commonalities is just incredible. In order to save Rang, Yeon needs to steal a legendary weapon known as Uturis sword. The trouble is that he was the swords owner. Sneak tactics dont work, and Yeon ends up fighting 1938s Yeon.

The two are evenly matched. What 1938s Yeon has in sheer strength, 2020s Yeon can outmatch in street smarts with 82 years more knowledge. And, hilariously enough, its a picture of Ji Ah that saves the day as 1938s Yeon immediately stops everything to hunt for his Ah Eum. Yeon sends him off on a wild goose chase to Manchuria for her, so it looks like we wont be seeing double for a bit. Its such clever writing to incorporate 1938s Yeon into the story! But perhaps we could do with having him around because Yeons facing enemies from all sides and doesnt know it.

Unbeknownst to Yeon, Ryu Hong Joo (Kim So Yeon) is the proprietor of Myoyeongak. Shes a businesswoman with a deep network throughout Japanese-occupied Joseon and has a rather bad desire to possess Yeon. Hes wary upon finding her, determined to elude her grasp, and he knows how dangerous it is to explain that hes from the past. Yeon has never been one to trust easily, and he knows that telling Hong Joo the truth could result in her wanting to see 2020 for herself. Hong Joo has all the charm of Jang Man Wol from Hotel Del Luna and is incredibly powerful. Physically, shes the strongest of the four mountain gods. And seeing as Yeon is on her turf, that could make for a troubling game.

At present, it isnt clear whether Hong Joo is an ally or an enemy. Shes blatant about wanting to possess Yeon, without any regard for his feelings in the matter. But like Rang, she seems to have noticed that theres something different about this Yeon. Given her extensive network of informants, she gets to the masked man that Yeon is looking for before him. And to her surprise, its someone she knows well.

Cheon Mu Young (Ryu Kyung Soo) is a man on a mission: to ruin Yeon. The show makes no secret of the fact that 1938s Yeon wasnt the greatest person. He was prone to outbursts, easily angered, and utterly ruthless in punishment. A bit of a drama queen at times too. It was a time when gods were revered instead of hunted and a tumultuous historical era where violence was the name of the game. But none of that explains the glimpse we get of Mu Youngs memories that show Yeon driving a sword through his older brothers chest. Clearly, this is Mu Youngs rationale for hunting Yeon, but theres not a lot of detail as to why. Judging by Yeons garb, its clear that he killed Mu Youngs brother at a time when he was still the god of Mount Baekdu.

We also know that Mu Young was presumed dead for some time because Hong Joo tearfully embraces him, showing more emotion than she ever has in her pursuit of Yeon. Something deep ties those two together, and theres so much to unpack on just what it could be! But for now, all we know of Mu Youngs plans are that he intends on taking everything from Yeon and seems to have lured him to this time period for that. But it isnt clear whether he knows that an even greater threat lies in wait because theres a villain more powerful than either of them, and he hasnt even gotten started yet.

Ryuhei Kato (Ha Do Kwon) is the Japanese Governor-General of Korea. He also happens to be a very powerful demon. In a great addition to its mythology, the show demonstrates that gods and demons took part in the political turmoil of the era, both aggravating it and helping defend the people of Joseon from occupation. Ryuhei is definitely the former. He intends of accumulating as many powerful artifacts from Joseons gods and demons as he can and using them to make himself more powerful.And the worst part is that he isnt on Yeon or Mu Youngs radar.

Given the hardcore team vibe that the poster for this season gives off, it seems likely that Yeon, Rang, Mu Young, and Hong Joo will team up to fight Ryuhei after settling the bad blood between them. And what a glorious time that promises to be! But until then, theres about to be a lot of infighting, if next weeks preview is any indication. Yeon muses that having his wife safe in 2020 means that he has nothing to lose in this era and can go all out. We see glimpses of his former ruthlessness in him, even as he tempers it because of the man hes become. But if Yeon thinks that he is without weakness, he has it all wrong. His loyal servant and best friend, Gu Shin Ju (Hwang Hee), has accompanied him to this era and found him after much effort. He and Rang remain Yeons Achilles heel. Plus a young reporter by the name of Sun Woo Eun Ho (Kim Yong Ji) is a secret freedom fighter in this era despite her father being heavily involved in the Japanese occupation. And Sun Woo Eun Hos face is the same as that of Shin Jus wife, Ki Yu Ri. So theres another potential weakness there.

Thankfully, Yeon wont face any consequences via the butterfly effect. He seeks help from 1938s Taluipa and is told that hes just a passing traveller in this era and what he does here will not change the future. However, he only has 29 days until the Gate of Time opens, allowing him to return back home. And, in order to return, he needs to hold onto that gem. If he misses his time, or loses the gem, then theres no going back home.

The show pays great respect to Yeons love for Ji Ah and constantly shows him thinking about her. Theyve even added that time passes differently in 2020, so a month in 1938 will only be a few days there. Its the level of care here that makes the show feel well-realized. Next weeks preview shows Hong Joo and Mu Young teaming up to blind Yeon, kidnap Rang and Shin Ju, and dump a lot of monsters in Yeons path for him to fight them off in the hopes of rescuing those he loves. Yeon has his work cut out for him! Its nice that we know how this all ends. But Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 promises to show that the journey there is the best part.

Pretty sure this is heaven.

What did you think of the premiere weeks episodes? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Shalini_Ais a long time Asian-drama addict. When not watching dramas, she works as a lawyer, fangirls overJi Sung, and attempts towrite the greatest fantasy romance of all time. Follow her onTwitterandInstagram, and feel free to ask her anything!

Currently Watching:My Perfect Stranger, Tail of the Nine-Tailed 1938, Stealer: The Treasure Keeper, and Dr. Romantic 3.Looking Forward to:Black Knight, Gyeongseong Creature, Ask The Stars, The Girl Downstairs, The Worst Evil, Queen of Tears, Vigilante, Demon, Daily Dose of Sunshine, and Ji Sungs next drama.

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DARLINGTON, S.C. A few of Sundays Goodyear 400 drivers are already placed in NASCAR immortality.

Past Darlington winners Denny Hamlin, Martin Truex Jr., Joey Logano, Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski, Chase Elliott, Ryan Newman and Kyle Larson are among NASCARs top 75 drivers of all time.

Its obviously an incredible honor, especially when you look at the other drivers that are on the list and to have your name involved with those guys a lot of them are ones I grew up watching racing and some that I raced against, said the two-time Cup points champ Logano, who won last years Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway. A lot of them I remember the first few years of my career kicking my butt and thinking, Boy, I just hope Im in the sport. Forget being on a list like this. I was talking to Walt Czarnecki this week. Afterwards he called me and congratulated me and I thought, You know what? This is really kind of our award because I would never have made it if it wasnt for you. Its really a shared thing. I was this close to not having a Cup ride and you look at the last 11 years to rack up enough stats to make that list is pretty cool for me.

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Busch, winner of the 2008 Southern 500 (the youngest to win it), is also a two-time points champ and is on the list with his older brother, Kurt Busch.

Yeah, I guess to answer did I expect that yeah, I did, Kyle Busch answered after being asked if he expected to be on this list. So it wasnt necessarily going to be a surprise, but I feel like its a cool honor and a humbling to be a part of that group, just with my past successes and all the people that have brought me to this point of my career. It wouldnt have been possible without the very beginning of time, racing in Las Vegas in legend cars and late models, all the way through the ranks to get to the top. And then all the great team members that Ive worked with from HMS, JGR and now RCR. Obviously you take that as much as you can with the accolade and the things that youve done. To say that youve had a really good career is great. Obviously hopefully its not over.

Three of the top 75 have ties to Florence County: Five-time Southern 500 winner Cale Yarborough, 1970 Southern 500 winner Buddy Baker and two-time Xfinity Series champ Sam Ard.

Newman will compete in his first Cup race since 2021. He will now make select starts for Rick Ware Racing.

The 45-year-old Newman won 18 times and made 725 starts in NASCARs top series, but his most recent was the Phoenix race to end his 2021 season with Roush Fenway Racing. He made a couple of starts last year in the Whelen Modified Tour.

Its fun to be back and at my favorite racetrack, Newman said. I will say that the practice and qualifying session was less dynamic than I thought it was gonna be. The changes from the old car, the shifting and all that stuff, I felt like I adapted to all that stuff rather quickly, but the track is still my favorite, so that made it a lot easier. Its easier to dance with a girl that knows how to dance.

Newmans throwback scheme pays tribute to his first victory during his 2002 rookie year.

After being asked what a successful Sunday will look like, Newman had his answer.

Ill let you know on Monday, Newman said. Realistically, I feel like today has been successful and I feel like if we can just progress from where we are today and our competitive level, then Sunday will hopefully take care of itself. I dont come here expecting to win or lead the most laps or anything like that. Im realistic in those thoughts, but, ultimately, if we have the opportunity to just keep moving forward in the field and have good execution.

2018 Southern 500 champion Brad Keselowski will start fifth in Sundays race. He talked Saturday about how his qualifying went.

We were a little free, but we had a shot at the pole, he said. I swung for the fence and got it. Unfortunately, it wasnt the pole, it was the fence, but, all in all, a top 10 starting spot for tomorrow. We want more than that, but it wasnt a bad deal. Its just small, cosmetic stuff to the car and well just patch it up and race Sunday.

Logano was asked his thoughts about the upcoming all-star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway, which will host its first Cup event since 1996.

I think the atmosphere is gonna be amazing. I mean, youve got two throwback weekends in a row if you ask me, Logano said. Youve got this weekend, which is great, and then youre gonna get North Wilkesboro, which is the most hyped race of the year. Thats the race everyone has been talking about, kind of like the Clash before there was the Clash. Whats it gonna be like right before we went there the first time? Now its North Wilkesboro and whats it gonna be like? Everyone has talked about it. Im pretty excited to get up there and see what the racing is like. Youve got a million bucks on the line. It doesnt matter where you race, its gonna be intense and exciting, but I think the nostalgia of going back there and that excitement that a lot of fans and competitors have as well has added a piece, for sure.

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Fleetwood Macs iconic Rumours is getting a new twist next weekend.

The Harrison Festival Society is hosting Rumours Reimagined on Saturday, May 20, at Memorial Hall (290 Esplanade Avenue) in Harrison Hot Springs.

The weekend concert features music from the acclaimed 1977 album, welcoming artists across the Fraser Valley and Vancouver area. These artists will go their own way to interpret the songs featured in Rumours.

The goal of the evening is not to reproduce the album note for note, but to allow for some interpretation by these fine singers and players, allowing the passion and meaning to come through, the Festival Society stated. We are excited to hear these great songs being performed in person in the intimacy of the Memorial Hall. It promises to be a great evening!

There are four featured artists: Soul/jazz/R&B artist Krystle Dos Santos, guitarist Adam Dobres, Mama Danced artist L.J. Mounteney and Juno-nominated percussionist Robin Layne.

This concert is the result of a previous survey conducted by the Festival Society in which fans could choose one of six 1970s albums to be reimagined by area artists. The other five albums were the late Gordon Lightfoots Sundown, Bob Dylans Blood on the Tracks, Jon Mitchells Blue, Neil Youngs Harvest and Carole Kings Tapestry.

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Rumours Reimagined caps off the Festival Societys Season of Performing Arts a series of performances that has run from September to May for the past 29 years.

Rumours is one of the best-selling albums of all time, selling 40 million copies to date, raising Fleetwood Mac to 70s rock immortality.

Tickets for Rumours Reimagined is available now at harrisonfestival.com. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. and doors will open at 6:30 p.m.

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