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Ghost Of Yotei | Demon Slayer Dominates | Dragonball Fighterz | X-Men 97 Season 2 - Otaku Jump #88

·1 hr 38 min·2 clips
"I'm getting lost into side missions" — Soul explains why Ghost of Yotei's visible weapon rewards pull him off the main hunt.
1. Otaku Jump #88 reviews the 2025 box office, with Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle in fifth place at 659 million, alongside game, movie and anime news. 2. The panel includes Aizen, Soul, Warren and Trunks, with Smooth joining as a guest, and Soul is the one who has played Ghost of Yotei. 3. The central thread is how far an anime film can compete with Hollywood, since Demon Slayer sits above Superman, which Aizen calls "mediocre as fuck," and Fantastic Four. 4. The box office list runs from Nisa 2 in first through Lilo and Stitch, Minecraft and Jurassic World, with How to Train Your Dragon sixth and F1 seventh, while Tron reached only 106 million and One Battle After Another 167 million despite a 95 tomato meter and 85 popcorn meter. 5. Soul says Ghost of Yotei, released on the 2nd, feels "just like the first game" with better weapons and graphics, and that its NPC rumors unlock side quests whose rewards, such as the Adachi weapon, are shown in advance. 6. Looking at the all-time anime film list, the hosts note Spirited Away (2001) still ranks fourth, and Aizen argues most entries outside Demon Slayer and Pokemon earned "homegrown numbers" in Japan. 7. Aizen names Solo Leveling as the only anime that could repeat the Demon Slayer run, while others suggest a Gundam film or an animated Avatar, and a speaker cites the season two animation as "top tier." 8. The group discusses Marlon Wayans' criticism of Demon Slayer after his film Him earned 27 million, with one speaker blaming director Jordan Peele and another asking why Wayans is so vocal. 9. The panel splits on Mortal Kombat 3, announced at New York Comic Con with the sequel still unreleased, citing the 2021 reboot's 84 million and its straight-to-HBO Max release, and on a live-action Jetsons with Jim Carrey, where Smooth says "we're pretty much living the Jetsons now." 10. Suited to anime, gaming and movie news fans who like casual panel debate.
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