Luke McKenzie
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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BLAST Slam VIII Opens Group Stage: Spirit and Yandex Lead $750K Post-TI Field (opens the original)
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The 2026-27 Dota 2 competitive season has its second Tier 1 event underway: BLAST Slam VIII opened its online group stage Monday with six matches across four GSL groups, putting 16 of the world's best teams in direct competition for the first time since TI26 concluded in Shanghai last month. The BLAST Slam VIII full schedule and results are being updated live. BLAST Slam VIII is the largest edition of the tournament to date. Danish organizer BLAST has expanded the field from 12 teams to 16, divi
LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron Set Confirmed at $179.99 for November 4 Launch (opens the original)
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Dragon Ball fans have been asking for this for decades. LEGO officially announced Set #11390 — LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku — on September 29, 2026, revealing for the first time a confirmed price of $179.99 USD and an on-sale date of November 4 at LEGO.com and LEGO Stores. The announcement caps LEGO's rapid acquisition of anime's largest franchises: One Piece sets arrived in 2025, Pokémon debuted earlier this year, and Dragon Ball — the franchise fans have requested longest — is now of
Avatar: Seven Havens Arrives October 9 as First Avatar Series Built on Sanskrit Cosmology (opens the original)
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Paramount+ confirmed on September 28 that Book One of Avatar: Seven Havens carries the title "Survival," and the name turns out to be an exact description of what this series is doing intellectually. The franchise that borrowed the word "avatar" from Sanskrit has, for the first time, built an entire series around the Hindu cosmological system that word comes from — and the STEM worldbuilding underneath that choice is more rigorous than anything the Avatar universe has previously attempted. Bryan
Jump Festa 2027: Shonen Power Systems Are Blueprints for Biology You Cannot Do Yet (opens the original)
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Every power system locked inside the seven franchises headlining Jump Festa 2027 is, at its structural core, a biological mechanism that already operates in human cells right now — at the wrong scale, in the wrong direction, or without any pathway for conscious control. Shueisha has confirmed its official Jump Festa 2027 stage lineup for Jump Festa 2027, scheduled for December 19–20 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan (approximately 5,712 miles / 9,193 km from New York), with Jujutsu Kaisen, One P
InnoTrans 2026 Sets Record 3,170 Exhibitors; AI Earns First-Ever Dedicated Hall (opens the original)
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The world's largest transport technology trade fair will close its doors today at 4:00 p.m. local time at the Berlin Exhibition Grounds (ExpoCenter City, Messe Berlin), on track to wrap a four-day run that exhibitors, officials, and industry observers have called the most consequential edition in the event's 30-year history. For the first time, InnoTrans gave artificial intelligence its own dedicated hall — a structural signal that AI has moved from rail's R&D margins into its operational core.
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