I grew up watching Naruto and have watched many more since. I enjoy the style as a whole but some of the Shonen fight scenes get me really hyped to train too!

Sometimes I like to work out with a fitness oriented video game. One of my favorites is "Thrill of the Fight" a vr boxing game. It's the game that feels the most like a sparring match, while others are full of video game elements like "stamina bars" and "buttons" this One is very stripped down. The only game mechanics are punch and don't get punched. It also gives you feedback by flashing different colors on the impact to tell you if you punch fast enough. Does anyone else have a game to recommend?

What's everybody reading right now? I'm doing my annual re-read of Pyramids by Terry Pratchett, it's my favorite book in the Discworld Series and I always want to go back to it during the fall since it's such a nostalgic and cozy book.

My favorite is Jackie Chan. I love the way he gets super creative with his stunts and fight choreography.

What was the most memorable video game from your childhood? While there are certainly many the one I think back on (and still play) the most was Legend of Zelda Link to the past. That game had so much time in stuff from Nintendo. The Nintendo power spreads as well as a 12 month run of a link to the past comic! The maps, lore expansion and the game itself is a true masterpiece!