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Blue Exorcist Season 6: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
Blue Exorcist Season 6: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far

Business Upturn

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Blue Exorcist Season 6: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far

By Aman Shukla Published on June 9, 2025, 19:48 IST Last updated June 9, 2025, 19:51 IST Blue Exorcist , the gripping anime based on Kazue Kato's bestselling manga, has enthralled fans with its supernatural battles, complex characters, and emotional storytelling. With the conclusion of Blue Exorcist: The Blue Night Saga (Season 5) in March 2025, fans are eagerly speculating about the possibility of Blue Exorcist Season 6 . While no official announcement has been made, the anime's recent momentum and the manga's ongoing narrative provide plenty of clues. Here's everything we know so far about Blue Exorcist Season 6. Blue Exorcist Season 6 Release Date Speculation Blue Exorcist has historically had long gaps between seasons—six years between Season 1 (2011) and Season 2 ( Kyoto Saga , 2017), and seven years before Season 3 (2024). However, the back-to-back releases of Seasons 4 and 5 indicate a faster production pace. Based on this trend and the need for sufficient manga material, analysts predict that Blue Exorcist Season 6 could premiere in late 2026 or early 2027 if greenlit by late 2025. Expected Cast for Blue Exorcist Season 6 If Blue Exorcist Season 6 is produced, the core voice cast is expected to return, maintaining continuity with Studio VOLN's recent seasons. The confirmed cast from The Blue Night Saga includes: Nobuhiko Okamoto (Japanese) / Bryce Papenbrook (English) as Rin Okumura , the fiery son of Satan determined to become an exorcist. Jun Fukuyama (Japanese) / Johnny Yong Bosch (English) as Yukio Okumura , Rin's twin brother and a skilled exorcist grappling with his own struggles. Hiroshi Kamiya (Japanese) / Kyle Hebert (English) as Mephisto Pheles , the enigmatic head of True Cross Academy. Akeno Watanabe (Japanese) / Wendee Lee (English) as Shura Kirigakure , a senior exorcist with ties to the Okumura brothers. Kana Hanazawa (Japanese) / Christine Marie Cabanos (English) as Shiemi Moriyama, a kind-hearted tamer and Rin's friend. Blue Exorcist Season 6 Plot: What to Expect Blue Exorcist Season 6 is expected to adapt the Of One Cloth arc, which follows the events of The Blue Night Saga . The latter explored the tragic backstory of Rin and Yukio's parents, Yuri Egin and Satan, revealing the origins of the Blue Night—a catastrophic event where Satan possessed and killed numerous exorcists. Season 5 concluded with Rin returning to the present to confront Yukio, who is struggling with his own demonic heritage and the allure of the Illuminati, led by Lucifer. The Of One Cloth arc dives deeper into the brothers' conflict, focusing on Yukio's internal turmoil and Rin's efforts to save him. The arc introduces new challenges at True Cross Academy, including escalated tensions with the Illuminati and revelations about the Okumura family's past. Expect intense action, emotional character development, and further exploration of the relationship between Assiah (the human world) and Gehenna (the demon realm). The arc also delves into the Exwires' growth as they face new demonic threats and personal dilemmas, maintaining the series' signature blend of supernatural battles and heartfelt moments. Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at

Headed to Wimberley for Memorial Day? Try these restaurants in the Hill Country hamlet.
Headed to Wimberley for Memorial Day? Try these restaurants in the Hill Country hamlet.

Yahoo

time22-05-2025

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Headed to Wimberley for Memorial Day? Try these restaurants in the Hill Country hamlet.

The food scene in Wimberley has exploded over the last several years, thanks in part to a new downtown sewer system, along with a Covid-era influx of tourism and new residents. The town, famous for its bucolic Blue Hole, features restaurants serving everything from quality steaks to wood-fired pizzas topped with local ingredients. A devastation flood ravaged Wimberley in 2015 and the town, though stripped of many of its trademark towering cypress trees along the Blanco River, has bounced back stronger than ever. Wimberley will honor the lives lost in the 2015 Memorial Day flood on Saturday with a benefit concert featuring Gary P. Nunn at Blue Hole Regional Park. If you're headed to the town southwest of Austin over Memorial Day (or any) weekend, check out these dishes at Wimberley's best restaurants. (You can read about all of the options in town here.) The restaurant, which serves supple, charred pies has become a hub of the scene, with adults sipping cold beers and children of all ages climbing on the adventure netting and playground equipment in the outdoor courtyard. You can create your own pie, or go with my favorite, the Illuminati pizza, made with confit garlic, mozzarella, soppressata, sausage, gorgonzola, hot honey and serrano peppers. 111 Old Kyle Road, #330. 512-858-6756, Sit on the patio overlooking the pleasant Cypress Creek while enjoying a Yardbird sandwich (chicken breast, bacon and brie) or WTX Power Bowl (spinach, quinoa, roasted chickpeas and sweet potatoes, marinated cucumbers and onions, cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, Greek vinaigrette and dill tzatziki sauce) with chicken. Houston chef Ryan Hildebrand moved to the Hill Country a few years back, and though he and his partners shuttered their original restaurant located on the edge of town, Hildee's found new life just off the Wimberley Square. I've only had the cheeseburger at the new iteration, so that is my default answer, though I am excited to try the steaks here. 13900 RR 12. 512-222-9904, Kelly Evers closed his Creekside Cookers on River Road during the pandemic and moved his operation into a trailer with less space but better visibility on RR 12. The former school teacher and coach is right at home in the smaller operation, as proven by the Texan Turkey Sandwich with arugula, pickled onions and Alabama white sauce. 14306 Ranch Rd 12. 512-947-1609, Rachel and Matthew Buchanan are as responsible as anyone in town for helping create the modern Wimberley food scene. Their corned beef Reuben, made with house-cured brisket and served on toasty marbled rye is one of the town's most iconic dishes. But trying to decide between it and the Southern Clucker Sandwich (fried chicken with pimento cheese and Alabama white sauce) and Leaning Pear house salad (pear, spiced pecans, goat cheese and shallot vinaigrette) with an added crab cake is always a challenge. 111 River Road, #110. 512-847-7327, This open-air bar directly across from the town square is a perfect place to people watch, appreciate your empty calendar and dig into and a pretty dang good cheeseburger. While you're at it, cheers owners Michael and Morgan Mekuly, who are also responsible for the good food and vibes at Community Pizza & Beer Garden and the forthcoming Tex-Mex restaurant Nada Mucho. 13904 RR 12. The roster of upmarket Hill Country dishes at this restaurant on the Wimberley Square is exemplified with the mushroom-and-apple-stuffed quail with bourbon-glazed Brussels sprouts. 314 Wimberley Square. 512-842-3044, You can't get much more Texan than fajitas and a margarita. At one of Wimberley's rare Tex-Mex spots, operated by the well-oiled team behind the popular Community Pizza, the margaritas are clean and strong and the fajitas come out tender and sizzling. 13710 RR 12. 512-648-8904, You're not a proper Texas town until you have a great taqueria inside a gas station. The move at this Diamond Shamrock spot is the Texan Taco (fajita, grilled peppers, onions, pepper Jack queso and potatoes). 14410 RR 12. 512-847-5951, Even if you're not staying at this charming revamped inn, you're still welcome to stop in for some lemon blueberry ricotta pancakes during weekend brunch. 200 RM 3237, 512-847-3750, This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Going to Wimberley for Memorial Day weekend? Try these restaurants.

'Voice of an Irish man told me to do it': sex offender
'Voice of an Irish man told me to do it': sex offender

Otago Daily Times

time14-05-2025

  • Otago Daily Times

'Voice of an Irish man told me to do it': sex offender

A man who pretended to be an immigration officer to scare a prostitute into performing a sex act for free, says the voice of an Irish man told him to do it. Shane Christopher Jack, 38, appeared in the Dunedin District Court yesterday after earlier pleading guilty to inducing an indecent act. The court heard the defendant had responded to an advertisement and arranged to meet a sex worker. On October 30 about 11am, the defendant went to the 40-year-old Chinese woman's address. Jack claimed he was an immigration officer and demanded to see the woman's passport, which caused the woman "some fright" because of her visa status. The woman showed Jack her passport. She spoke little English, but used props and hand gestures to suggest she was menstruating and could not have intercourse. Jack demanded she perform a sex act on him and she did. The defendant initially told police he paid the woman $60 for her services and denied saying he was an immigration officer. But later, he accepted the facts as police alleged them. The court heard the Probation officer writing the pre-sentence report had difficulty following what Jack was saying. He talked about the Illuminati, grapevine conversations and sex rings. Jack talked about hearing voices and said on this occasion the voice of an Irish man, who he believed was part of the Irish Republican Army, was telling him to induce the sex act. Following the meeting, the defendant was assessed by a forensic nurse, who said he did not have a history of significant mental health issues but had PTSD symptoms. Drug-induced psychosis had resulted in Jack being admitted to hospital before and he admitted heavily using cannabis in the community. Judge Michael Turner noted the offending was not premeditated and there was no suggestion the defendant intended to exploit the woman before arriving at the address. He said the victim was vulnerable and the defendant impersonated an immigration officer to intimidate her. Probation proposed a release condition that Jack surrender his electronic devices to be inspected on request as it said he often searched for sex rings. But Judge Turner did not think that was necessary. "You hold unusual beliefs and it remains unclear to me if these are because of a mental health issue," the judge said. "He's entitled to go down rabbit holes if he likes. It's not an offence in itself." Judge Turner sentenced Jack to 13 months' imprisonment. Because of time spent in custody on remand, the defendant will be released from prison shortly.

Pretence to gain free sex act
Pretence to gain free sex act

Otago Daily Times

time14-05-2025

  • Otago Daily Times

Pretence to gain free sex act

A man who pretended to be an immigration officer to scare a prostitute into performing a sex act for free, says the voice of an Irish man told him to do it. Shane Christopher Jack, 38, appeared in the Dunedin District Court yesterday after earlier pleading guilty to inducing an indecent act. The court heard the defendant had responded to an advertisement and arranged to meet a sex worker. On October 30 about 11am, the defendant went to the 40-year-old Chinese woman's address. Jack claimed he was an immigration officer and demanded to see the woman's passport, which caused the woman "some fright" because of her visa status. The woman showed Jack her passport. She spoke little English, but used props and hand gestures to suggest she was menstruating and could not have intercourse. Jack demanded she perform a sex act on him and she did. The defendant initially told police he paid the woman $60 for her services and denied saying he was an immigration officer. But later, he accepted the facts as police alleged them. The court heard the Probation officer writing the pre-sentence report had difficulty following what Jack was saying. He talked about the Illuminati, grapevine conversations and sex rings. Jack talked about hearing voices and said on this occasion the voice of an Irish man, who he believed was part of the Irish Republican Army, was telling him to induce the sex act. Following the meeting, the defendant was assessed by a forensic nurse, who said he did not have a history of significant mental health issues but had PTSD symptoms. Drug-induced psychosis had resulted in Jack being admitted to hospital before and he admitted heavily using cannabis in the community. Judge Michael Turner noted the offending was not premeditated and there was no suggestion the defendant intended to exploit the woman before arriving at the address. He said the victim was vulnerable and the defendant impersonated an immigration officer to intimidate her. Probation proposed a release condition that Jack surrender his electronic devices to be inspected on request as it said he often searched for sex rings. But Judge Turner did not think that was necessary. "You hold unusual beliefs and it remains unclear to me if these are because of a mental health issue," the judge said. "He's entitled to go down rabbit holes if he likes. It's not an offence in itself." Judge Turner sentenced Jack to 13 months' imprisonment. Because of time spent in custody on remand, the defendant will be released from prison shortly.

Conspiracy theories: Has the world gone mad?
Conspiracy theories: Has the world gone mad?

The Citizen

time08-05-2025

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  • The Citizen

Conspiracy theories: Has the world gone mad?

The internet has given them eternal life and online scrolling has caused them to spread like wildfire. The world has gone crazy. Unless it has always been. There is just no place where conspiracy theories go to die, because the internet has given them eternal life. Online scrolling has also caused them to spread like wildfire, reeling in converts to absolute ridiculousness along the way. Of course, it could be these very folk who count among the select few that know the real truth. Perhaps Justin Bieber really is a lizard and aliens walk among us, exercising mind control techniques to keep the human population in check. And of course, both Santa and the Easter Bunny are real, but Finland never was. What are they smoking? The world is full of strange ideas, but sometimes you must wonder what they are smoking. You can see this mockumentary on Amazon Prime. It's called Mermaids, The Body Found, and first aired on pay TV about a decade ago. The narrative goes that scientists purportedly found evidence of half-human, half-fish. It sent the internet into a frenzy. The situation spiralled so far out of control that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the United States stepped in and issued an official statement confirming that 'no evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found'. But then again, that's exactly what they'd say if they were covering it up. Like with UFOs, conspirators said. And then there's the Denver International Airport, which might just be the centre of all things sinister and evil. Some corners of the internet believe it's the headquarters of the Illuminati, the secret organisation that controls the world. The symbol is on the cornerstone. Others think it's a literal gateway to hell because there is a glowing, red-eyed demon horse named… wait for it… Blucifer – that killed its sculptor, it's said. Then there are bizarre apocalyptic murals, and a plaque commemorating the New World Airport Commission, which is an organisation that doesn't exist, punters say. The airport, of course, has denied all these wild ideas. But then again, isn't that exactly what the Illuminati would say? Is Beyoncé married to a great-grand-oupa? Beyoncé may also be married to a great grand-oupa with some sharp teeth. Conspirators say that Jay-Z is a time-travelling vampire. A 1939 photo of a man photographed in the New York borough Harlem bearing an uncanny resemblance to the rapper surfaced a few years ago, launching an entire subgenre of internet sleuthing dedicated to proving Hollywood's elite are immortal bloodsuckers. Limos, paparazzi and the soft life? Unlikely. Instead, ancient, undead people still fill Lala Land, dressed in youth skins. The evidence is there, it's all there. Also Read: A Million Ways To Die, NFOH reincarnated Reddit is a wonderful place to learn, chat and sniff out the bizarre. A recent post claimed that China has been breeding an all-female army in underground bunkers since introducing its one-child policy. According to the post, these women, uncorrupted by blue-light-emitting electronics, are biding their time, waiting to unleash themselves and take over the United States. Apparently, prolonged exposure to screens has made the rest of us too sleep-deprived and mentally unstable to resist their inevitable takeover. And if that wasn't enough, once they conquer the United States, they'll repopulate the country with their superior, non-blue lighted genes. All female secret army Also, on Reddit there's a mother who genuinely believes that the concept of primary and secondary colours taught to her child at preschool is nothing more than a propaganda ploy created by the 'big colour industry'. Yes, Crayola and other evil crayon overlords, apparently, have been controlling our understanding of colour to serve their own nefarious agenda. What this motive may be, she didn't say. Then there was the woman who explained, with absolute conviction it seemed, that Ukraine is supplying the United States with kidnapped babies to produce yogurt. Only three letters will do here. It's a W, then a T, then a F. She also said that Russian president Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country was merely a heroic attempt to put an end to this great dairy-based atrocity. She probably had one too many, because she told what is easily the most absurd tall tale in a very, very long time. Lizardry… Finland, often rated as the country with the happiest citizens in the world, does not, in fact, exist. Japan and the Soviet Union invented it during the Cold War as part of an elaborate scheme to secure exclusive fishing rights in the Baltic Sea. They claim that Swedes, Estonians, and Russians now make up the country's smiley population and were duped into believing they live in a non-existent nation. His music may be as bland and cocky as his various hairstyles, but perhaps that is just a cover up for Justin Bieber's true identity. Conspiracy pundits revealed that the singer is part of an elite reptilian overlord class. They just don and zip up a human skin. Apparently, during a concert, Bieber shapeshifted into his true scaly form, much to the horror of fans. And they say that Bieber is not the only famous lizard in California… Also Read: Raise your hands to Miss Velvet's 'Hallelujah'

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