My Hero Academia Explores Hawks Dark Childhood in New Flashback
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My Hero Academia explored Hawks dark childhood in a flashback with the newest chapter of the series. Hawks has been one of the major fan favorites ever since he made his debut during the Pro Hero arc, but he s also been the most mysterious as it s clear from early on that he has a lot of darkness under the surface. Previous chapters of the series gave us insights into his past and resulting connection to Endeavor, but the series has finally given us a full look at Hawks origin story. At the very least, it s another piece of the puzzle.
Media release: Danny MacAskill is ‘Doing the Dubhs’
DANNY MacAskill has today, Thursday 28 January 2021, launched a new feature video, Danny MacAskill – The Slabs, on his YouTube channel.
For his latest extreme challenge, Danny returns to the Isle of Skye to climb and ride down the legendary Dubh Slabs on the edge of the Cuillins, one of the most remote of Scotland’s classic moderate climbing routes with some of the finest friction slabs.
Make sure you witness this extraordinarily intense and nerve-wracking mountain bike ride and top POV and drone footage – https://youtu.be/4Ym2F-tHdkk. Hashtag #theslabs
Danny’s latest video, a We are Peny Media production directed by both Robbie Meade and Danny, shows the biking professional scrambling to just below the summit of Sgurr Dubh Beag / Little Black Peak (733m), one of the most technical sections of the Dubh Ridge, unroped, with his bike strapped to his back.
My Hero Academia Shares New Visual for Season 5
There are only a few months separating fans from the fifth season of
My Hero Academia at this point, and the series is celebrating! While the manga continues its tenuous exploration of war, the anime s team has been had a work behind the scenes. The show is slated to bring out season five this April, so it goes without saying that
My Hero Academia fans are eager to see what s up. Now, a new key visual for the series has been revealed, and it highlights the pro heroes you ll want to pay attention to this spring!
Buried memories
SHARE GoPro Hero 3 found by a trash bin at the end of RAT Beach, near where the trail goes up to Malaga Caves. Photo by Tom Bertolotti
GoPro Hero 3 found by a trash bin at the end of RAT Beach, near where the trail goes up to Malaga Caves. Photo by Tom Bertolotti
When Italian photographer Tom Bertolotti stumbled upon a half-buried GoPro camera on January 12, in the sand near RAT Beach, he thought it belonged to a friend of his, who recently lost a camera while paddleboarding.
“It was an exceptionally low tide that day and there was a lot of junk coming up from the sea,” Bertolotti said. “I thought it had been in the water for maybe a week at most.”
(Pocket-lint) - GoPro is pretty much the preeminent name in the action camera world, and has been on top of the game for years now. It s constantly releasing new models to keep up with technological developments and user expectations.
While there s more competition now, GoPro still has arguably the best all-round ecosystem of action cameras. And thanks to some product line refreshing over the past couple of years, the sheer number of options has reduced to make choosing one much easier. So which GoPro should you buy?
What GoPro offers
GoPro s entire lineup has gone through something of a streamlining process and complete refresh over the past couple of years. Whereas prior years saw various models, including a budget, tiny Session, the company now only offers versions of the flagship Hero series and the 360-degree Max.