Money is one of the things that you’ll constantly be earning in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Whether you’re out battling other trainers or exploring the world, this cash is used to keep you stocked up on items. However, once you should have plenty left over to purchase some new clothes as well. Purchasing new clothes and changing into them is done in Boutiques in the game and you’ll find them at major areas in Galar.
Despite being a Shonen, Jujutsu Kaisen is a show where wits tend to surpass might. Many characters have managed to beat opponents significantly stronger than them by creating outstanding strategies to help them in combat. You can be a powerful warrior, but without a good mind to back your power, you will be left at the mercy of a more strategic opponent. Recommended Videos Related: All Jujutsu Kaisen Arcs in Order
Octopuff Travelers are no typo: when playing Octopath Traveler, you may encounter these adorable mollusks during your adventures. But chances are, you might have only heard of them so far. They seem incredibly hard to find and are prone to immediately fleeing. Defeating them will bestow enormous rewards so it’s important to keep them as an option. There is a trick to making Octopuffs easier to find in Octopath Traveler 2, even if it takes a lot of patience.
If you’re anything like me then you probably spent copious amounts of time in Monster Hunter: World’s character creator in order to make your character absolutely perfect; meaning that you were likely equally disappointed when your hunter still didn’t turn out quite the way you expected — especially if they were female. Check out the side-by-side comparison as noted by Twitter user @amoko: Well, it turns out Capcom is aware of our plight, with Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto revealing in an interview with Game Watch Impress at Taipei Game Show 2018 that a complete character creation do-over option could make its way to Monster Hunter: World if fans are vocal enough.
If you are looking for gay anime, unfortunately, the selection on Netflix isn’t the best. But it’s improving with time, giving more LGBT-focused content or at least shows that feature LGBT characters. Representation is very important, and it’s good to see that it’s growing with animated series like Vampire in the Garden, Blue Period, and The Legend of Korra, a production inspired by anime. Check out our recommendations for the six best gay anime on Netflix.