Sinistra Sensei
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I haven't really bought anything recently, because I usually stream everything. But movies I want I can't find I will buy off YouTube. But the last 10 movies I bought were Memoirs Of A Geisha Fun with Dick and Jane Pixels Moulin Rouge Weathering with you Your Name It Chapter 1 and 2 The Super Mario Bros. Movie 47 Ronin The Last Samuri -
On July 26th, Paramount+ released an exciting first-look teaser trailer for its new original series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. The series is set to debut in early 2026, launching the celebrations for Star Trek's 60th anniversary. The much-anticipated teaser showcased the main campus of Starfleet Academy in San Francisco, along with the U.S.S. Athena, a key part of the Academy's setting. Additionally, new details about the characters were unveiled. Academy Award winner Holly Hunter stars as Nahla Ake, the Chancellor of Starfleet Academy and the Captain of the U.S.S. Athena, who is also a long-lived half-Lanthanite. The Starfleet Academy cadets include: Sandro Rosta is Caleb Mir, an orphan with a troubled past — and unlikely Starfleet cadet. Karim Diané is Jay-Den Kraag, a Klingon cadet who dreams of becoming a medical officer. Kerrice Brooks is Series Acclimation Mil, a.k.a. Sam, the first of her kind to ever attend Starfleet Academy. George Hawkins is Darem Reymi, an aspiring captain from a wealthy home world. Bella Shepard is Genesis Lythe, an admiral's daughter determined to make her own name in Starfleet. Plus, Zoë Steiner as Tarima Sadal, a Betazoid and daughter of the president of Betazed. Robert Picardo, reprising his iconic role as The Doctor. Tig Notaro, reprising her role as Jett Reno. Oded Fehr, reprising his role as Admiral Vance. Recurring Guest Star Gina Yashere as Commander Lura Thok, a Klingon/Jem’Hadar hybrid who is the chancellor’s First Officer and Cadet Master. Recurring Guest Star and Academy Award nominee, Paul Giamatti, as part Klingon, part Tellarite Nus Braka, the season’s villain with an ominous past connected to one of our cadets. The announcements were made during today's Star Trek universe presentation in Hall H at Comic-Con International in San Diego, CA. The Star Trek: Starfleet Academy panel portion featured an exclusive conversation with executive producers and co-showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau as well as series star Holly Hunter, plus cadets Sandro Rosta, Karim Diané, Kerrice Brooks, George Hawkins and Bella Shepard. The panel was moderated by fellow series cast member and Star Trek legend Robert Picardo. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy follows a group of young cadets chasing their shared dreams of hope and optimism. Under the strict guidance of their instructors, they learn what it takes to become Starfleet officers while experiencing budding friendships, intense rivalries, first loves, and a new threat that endangers both the Academy and the Federation. The series is co-run by Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau, who also serve as executive producers alongside Gaia Violo, Aaron Baiers, Olatunde Osunsanmi, Jenny Lumet, Rod Roddenberry, Trevor Roth, Frank Siracusa, and John Weber. The premiere episode, written by Gaia Violo, is directed by Alex Kurtzman. Produced by CBS Studios in collaboration with Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment, it is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution. Paramount+ offers more from the Star Trek universe, including Star Trek: Section 31, an original film starring Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, and the popular series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, now in its third season. You can also stream all seasons of the animated Star Trek: Lower Decks, the award-winning Star Trek: Discovery starring Sonequa Martin-Green, and the acclaimed Star Trek: Picard, featuring Patrick Stewart as the iconic Jean-Luc Picard. -
So those that play the game Star Trek Online, This was a big thing for us. The USS Enterprise F was brought to life and is now a part of the Star Trek Cannon. How dose this make you feel?
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Geek Nexus has officially launched — and it’s built around one simple truth: clubs are everything. This isn’t just a place to talk about geek culture. It’s a space where clubs are the main content area, the driving force behind every connection, conversation, and creative spark. Whether you're into anime, gaming, cosplay, tech, or niche fandoms, clubs give you a home base to share, build, and belong. 💡 Why Clubs MatterAt Geek Nexus, clubs aren’t side features — they’re the foundation. Every club is a self-contained space with its own identity, focus, and energy. They shape the flow of content, inspire collaboration, and make it easy for members to find their people. • Focused Content: Clubs organize everything around shared interests, so members can dive deep into what they love without distraction. • Creative Freedom: Each club sets its own tone — from visuals to activities — giving members the freedom to shape their experience. • Built for Growth: Whether you're starting a new club or joining an existing one, Geek Nexus makes it easy to contribute, connect, and expand your reach. 🌐 Join the MovementGeek Nexus is open now, and the clubs are already buzzing. If you’re ready to be part of a community where clubs drive the content and creativity flows freely, this is your moment. -
Geek Nexus has officially launched — and it’s built around one simple truth: clubs are everything. This isn’t just a place to talk about geek culture. It’s a space where clubs are the main content area, the driving force behind every connection, conversation, and creative spark. Whether you're into anime, gaming, cosplay, tech, or niche fandoms, clubs give you a home base to share, build, and belong. 💡 Why Clubs MatterAt Geek Nexus, clubs aren’t side features — they’re the foundation. Every club is a self-contained space with its own identity, focus, and energy. They shape the flow of content, inspire collaboration, and make it easy for members to find their people. • Focused Content: Clubs organize everything around shared interests, so members can dive deep into what they love without distraction. • Creative Freedom: Each club sets its own tone — from visuals to activities — giving members the freedom to shape their experience. • Built for Growth: Whether you're starting a new club or joining an existing one, Geek Nexus makes it easy to contribute, connect, and expand your reach. 🌐 Join the MovementGeek Nexus is open now, and the clubs are already buzzing. If you’re ready to be part of a community where clubs drive the content and creativity flows freely, this is your moment. View full article
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Roblox is shutting down Guilded by the end of 2025. After purchasing Guilded in 2021 for $90 million as a Discord competitor for gaming communities, it didn’t gain the popularity Roblox had hoped for. In 2024, Roblox required all Guilded users to create a Roblox account to continue using the app, which frustrated many users and led to a significant decline in activity. Now, Roblox has decided to focus on one community platform instead of managing two, opting to close Guilded entirely and dedicate efforts to improving Roblox Communities. The shutdown was announced on September 28, 2025, with Guilded ceasing operations at the end of the year. Roblox plans to integrate some of Guilded’s features, like announcements and polls, directly into Roblox Communities to ensure creators don’t lose everything when the platform closes. @Roblox_RTC's post has gained over 200k views on X since it went live, sharing news about Roblox shutting down Guilded. Well-known Roblox creators like KreekCraft have responded to the post. The account has been actively spreading the word to ensure everyone is aware that Guilded will no longer be available after the end of this year. On September 28, 2025, Roblox announced that it would shut down the Guilded chat app by the end of the year. This update was shared in an official post on the Roblox Developer Forum. Starting December 31, 2025, all chat channels and groups on Guilded will cease to function as Roblox shifts its focus to enhancing its primary community tools. FAQsWhat Is Happening With Guilded?Roblox plans to shut down Guilded by the end of 2025, meaning the app will no longer function after December 31, 2025. They want users to switch to their main community tools to concentrate on improving the overall platform. Why Is Roblox Shutting Down Guilded?Guilded didn’t gain much popularity, and Roblox required users to log in with their Roblox accounts to access it, which frustrated many users and led them to stop using it. Roblox ultimately decided it was simpler to focus on one community app instead of managing two. When Was the Shutdown Announced?Roblox announced on September 28, 2025, that the platform will be shutting down and confirmed it will close by the end of the year. We provide the latest updates and detailed guides for Roblox games. In the meantime, check out these Roblox articles: -
Unfortunately, no there is not. Thereises to be a way to avcess all tags in like a page format, but haven't figured out how to do that yet in ICv5
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This topic for tag suggestions. Seeing as we have closed tagging system, we need tags to use SEO correctly so if you have any suggestions let me know here. Current Tag List Anime News Assassin's Creed Forum Games Forum News Movies News Sci-Fi News Site News Star Trek Tech News
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a thought I had was doing club of the month. The winning club would be featured for the fallowing month. This would promote more content.
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Franchises like Assassin's Creed Battlefield Call of Duty we can do a general club. as for general gaming we can do a general gaming forum?
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Some governments set their citizens up for failure. This could be the fact that there are illegal aliens that get more then the people of that nation. Is there a way to balance out this? Yes, we need to create a society that our main goal is not money, Racism is not a problem, and people respect one another. But this only happens in Sci-Fi content such as Star Trek. I think if the world adopted the utopia that Star Trek symbolizes, I think the world would be a better place
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2
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That was a test image. LOL
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My Hero Acidemia
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Lilo and Stitch live action, Was good seeing as I saw the animated one and loved it so I knew I would like this one.
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So there is that ONE, anime that started it all for you. the one that you watched and went "Hey this is some cool stuffs". how did it make you feel, and were you hooked after that? For me it was an anime called Tenchi Muyo! it's about Tenchi Masaki a seemingly ordinary high school student living with his grandfather at a rural shrine in Japan. His life takes a wild turn when he accidentally releases Ryoko, a powerful space pirate sealed in a cave. This act sets off a chain reaction that draws in a colorful cast of alien women—including Ayeka, a princess from the planet Jurai; Mihoshi, a clumsy Galaxy Police officer; and others—each with their own ties to Tenchi’s mysterious heritage. This being my first anime ever I was like this is so cool I need to watch more! So what was it for you?
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Oct 8, 2025 - Today you might experience a bit of restlessness, perhaps because you feel there's something you ought to be doing but you aren't sure what. Your mind is sharp, intuitive, and logical, but too many options could be on the horizon. You might find it difficult to choose among them. Once you decide, you'll charge ahead and make a success of whatever you try.
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So, you are probibly wondering why there aren't forums for the content. Here at Geek Nexus we are going to do something a little different. We are going to let the Clubs do most of the heavy lifting. That's right our Clubs system will be where we post news, topics, images, and reviews of content. But here is where you the members come in. If you don't see something that you want to talk about, say like a specific Anime, Game, Sci-fi franchise. then YOU can make a club to allow other members likeminded to join and you can fanboy/fangirl all you want! There are some criteria for the clubs and that will be set here. 🛡️ Geek Nexus Club Rules Club Approval Required All new clubs must be submitted for approval by staff before launch. This ensures quality, cohesion, and prevents duplicate or inactive groups. All Clubs Must Be Public Geek Nexus is built on openness and shared passion. Private or invite-only clubs are not permitted. Everyone deserves a chance to explore and engage. Clear Purpose & Theme Clubs must have a defined focus—whether it’s anime, gaming, sci-fi, comics, tech, movies, or a crossover niche. Vague or overly broad clubs may be rejected or merged. Active Leadership Each club must have at least one active leader responsible for moderation, engagement, and keeping the club alive. Respectful Conduct Club members must follow all site-wide rules. Toxic behavior, gatekeeping, or harassment will result in warnings or removal. No Duplicate Clubs If a similar club already exists, consider joining forces or proposing a unique spin. We want diversity, not redundancy. Lore-Friendly Naming Encouraged While not required, we love names that fit the Nexus vibe—think multiverse, fandom fusion, or thematic flair. Inactive Clubs May Be Archived Clubs with no activity for 60+ days may be archived or removed. Leaders will be notified beforehand 🌀 How to Start a ClubReach a minimum of 5 posts on the community. Submit your club idea via the Club Creation Portal Include: name, theme, description, and proposed leader(s) Staff will review and respond within 3–5 days Let your fandom flourish. Let your club be a beacon. Welcome to the Nexus.
Star Trek: TNG’s top thriller episode aired 35 years ago in October 1990, delivering fans an unforgettable Beverly Crusher story. The Season 4 episode, "Remember Me," focuses on Crusher as she becomes trapped in a warp bubble that causes people in her life to disappear from the memories of others. A brilliant metaphor for aging, the episode is often ranked among the finest of The Next Generation and Star Trek as a whole. Its captivating mix of sci-fi and horror, paired with metaphorical storytelling, elevates it even further. It also features one of Gates McFadden’s most remarkable performances on the show. Dr. Beverly Crusher’s heroic episode received actress Gates McFadden’s enthusiastic approval.In the Star Trek: TNG season 4 episode "Remember Me," Dr. Beverly Crusher meets her son Wesley at a Starbase while the Enterprise undergoes repairs. She also reconnects with her mentor, Dr. Quaice, but soon realizes that none of the crew remember him boarding the ship or acknowledge his existence. As time passes, more members of the Enterprise vanish, leaving only Dr. Crusher and Captain Picard. However, Picard, too, eventually disappears, leaving Crusher completely alone. She then discovers that she has been trapped in a vortex accidentally created by Wesley. Gates McFadden in Star Trek: TNG | Credits: Paramount The episode showcases Gates McFadden's talent as an actress, as she navigates the stressful situation with poise and a scientific approach. She described it as a beautiful episode and felt it highlighted her heroism effectively (via Looper). She also noted how Picard’s reaction to what he perceives as a manic episode from Crusher was handled with patience and kindness. This episode, celebrating its 35th anniversary in October 2025, stands as part of Star Trek's rich tradition of remarkable horror stories. Episodes Like Remember Me Show How Well Star Trek Has Cracked Horror Anson Mount in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | Credits: Paramount+ The episodic nature of the Star Trek franchise has allowed it to explore a variety of genres and intriguing thought experiments. While sci-fi is its main focus, the show seamlessly incorporates numerous sub-genres, creating a well-rounded experience. It particularly excels when delving into the horror/thriller genre. The Star Trek: TNG episode "Remember Me" is a prime example of horror done right. From the original series to the latest, Strange New Worlds, many episodes have used fear as a central theme. The TOS episode "Galileo’s Seven" revealed that not all threats are visible, while "Miri" gave us haunting visions of a possible future. The Strange New Worlds episode "All Those Who Wander" explores body horror, placing the Enterprise crew in an Alien-like scenario aboard an abandoned ship stalked by a Gorn attacker. Meanwhile, the TNG episode "Remember Me" delves into psychological horror, serving as an allegory for aging within the episode's context. Which do you think is the best horror-themed Star Trek episode? Share your thoughts below. Star Trek: TNG is available for streaming on Paramount+.
