More options have been added to Xbox Game Pass for fans of Bethesda game titles. The announcement was made during the Xbox and Bethesda showcase during E3 2021. While many fans may have been frustrated or disappointed with the lack of content pertaining to highly anticipated projects like The Elder Scrolls 6,the inclusion of past popular titles on Xbox Game Pass will hopefully help tide them over until more information is available. There has also been confirmation of upcoming Bethesda projects like Starfield being available on Xbox Game Pass on day one of launch, which is exciting news for any players already using the Xbox Game Pass subscription service.
Many fans of titles like Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and Doom have been waiting with cautious curiosity to see what announcements Bethesda would put out after being acquired by Microsoft last year. The appearance of Xbox and Bethesda at E3 2021 confirmed that the companies plan to work together to continue to bring fans titles that have been in progress for several years. However, there are likely some that are still skeptical of what the future will hold for Bethesda, and if there will be major changes to the development of some of its most popular titles.
During the E3 2021 conference, it was announced that 10 more Bethesda games would be added to the twenty already available on Xbox Game Pass. This means players can now download and play 30 Bethesda titles if they are part of the Game Pass subscription service. For many gamers, the inclusion of these titles may be incentive to purchase the Xbox Game Pass, which starts at $9.99 USD a month and can be purchased for PC or Xbox consoles.
Below is the list of all Bethesda games currently available to play on Xbox Game Pass with a subscription according to Xbox. There are many options for both PC and console players, so gamers for either platform will have plenty of titles to pick between.
The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind Game of the Year Edition - PC
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition - PC
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion - Xbox
The Elder Scrolls Online - Xbox
Dishonored Definitive Edition - PC/Xbox
Dishonored 2 - PC/Xbox
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider - PC/Xbox
Prey - PC/Xbox
Rage - Xbox
Rage 2 -PC/Xbox
With so many new and classic Bethesda titles to try out or replay, gamers with the Xbox Game Pass will be kept busy until new titles release in the coming months. Those who choose to get the Xbox Game Pass may also want to keep an eye out for games Xbox announced at E3 2021, as many upcoming titles will be playable immediately for those who have opted into the Game Pass subscription.
The Sailor Moon franchise followed a group of teenage girls as they fought to save the world from evil beings. Though most of the story centered on Sailor Moon and her Inner Senshi (Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter), the Outer Senshi (Pluto, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) eventually emerged to help save the day.
Sailor Uranus was reincarnated from the Moon Kingdom’s fall as Haruka Tenou in the present day. She’s forever linked in the minds of fans to Sailor Neptune since the two were introduced as partners both in and out of the fight. Though the original English dubbing of the anime stripped their romantic relationship from the series, the characters were groundbreaking in manga and anime. Sailor Uranus, however, was more than just Sailor Neptune’s partner.
Updated on June 30th, 2021 by Amanda Bruce: While the Sailor Moon fans get to know the Inner Senshi very well throughout the franchise, the Outer Senshi don't get nearly as much screen time - or page time in the manga. That's largely because the Outer Senshi go in and out of the story instead of living in the same community as Usagi. Of the Outer Senshi, Haruka isn't the most mysterious, but she is a fan favorite.
13 What Is Sailor Uranus' Most Powerful Attack
Some fans might think "World Shaking" is the most powerful attack in Sailor Uranus' because it's one the Sailor Senshi uses so often. Just because it's a quick attack to reach for doesn't mean it's the strongest.
Instead, Haruka's strongest attack is actually "Space Sword Blaster." It's not often used, but it does originate in the manga, and make an appearance in movies and the anime series. Originally, it involves Sailor Uranus concentrating all of their power into their sword, lengthening the blade with that energy, and using the sword as pure energy against opponents.
12 Is Sailor Uranus A Princess
There's a lot of talk of Princess Serenity in the Sailor Moon franchise. Her Sailor Senshi are typically seen as soldiers or bodyguards, but the truth is that every Sailor Senshi is technically royalty.
It's revealed in the manga with additional artwork, but it also gets revealed in the movie Sailor Moon Eternal. Each of the Sailor Senshi are the princesses of their respective planets. The Moon Kingdom, however, doesn't appear to spread out across the solar system, so unlike Princess Serenity, Sailor Uranus is a princess in the title, but not in terms of the ruling power.
11 What Is Sailor Uranus' Zodiac Sign?
Sailor Moon creator Naoko Takeuchi was very methodical in her approach to fleshing out each of the Sailor Senshi. In addition to giving them each their respective planets, she also gave them birthdays, zodiac signs, blood types, favorite subjects, and more for fans to reference.
Each of the Sailor Senshi's zodiac signs corresponds to their ruling planet. Uranus is the ruling planet of Aquarius. With Haruka born on January 27, Aquarius also matches up. That particular zodiac sign is associated with honesty, independence, and creativity.
10 Does Sailor Uranus Have Any Civilian Backstory
As more Sailor Senshi were added to theSailor Moonfranchise, the time spent with them outside of uniform shrunk. Fans only learned bits and pieces of the Outer Senshi’s civilian lives.
In the case of Haruka, all fans know about her is that she’s one year ahead of the Inner Senshi in school, and yet, she’s already made it as a race car driver. Even where her wealth came from, or her parents in this life, are never revealed.
9 How Did She Awaken Her Past Life Memories
Unlike the Inner Senshi, Sailor Uranus didn’t have the help of Luna or Artemis to restore her past memories to her. She had Michiru AKASailor Neptune.
Michiru was drawn to Haruka after awakening her own memories through her dreams. She knew Haruka had power; it just had to be unlocked. Sailor Uranus only remembered her past life by meeting and getting to know Sailor Neptune, which likely speaks to their closeness beyond being romantic partners.
8 Is Sailor Uranus Gender Fluid
Sailor Mooncreator Naoko Takeuchi would likely say “no.” She’s made it clear that only women can become Sailor Senshi, and that Haruka is female in interviews over the last two decades. The modern adaptations ofSailor Moon, however, would beg to differ.
InSailor Moon Crystal, the most recent anime version for the franchise, Sailor Neptune remarks that Sailor Uranus is both male and female, though the characters do most often reference Haruka as "her" in the English translation. She’s the first non-binary character referenced that way in theSailor Moonfranchise. While theSailor Moon Starsarc of the 90s anime saw male pop stars transform into female Sailor Senshi, they were not explicitly referenced as non-binary.
7 How Is Her Blood Type Significant
Sometimes, manga volumes provide additional statistics for characters that wouldn’t otherwise be mentioned throughout the course of the story. Some of Sailor Uranus’ stats appear at the back of manga volumes. A seemingly random one is that Sailor Uranus has the blood type B.
Interestingly, a lot of manga writers do include stats about characters’ blood types (see theNarutofranchise as a good example of it) due to thebelief in Japanese culturethat different personality types can be influenced by their blood types. In the case of Uranus, type B indicates wild behavior and a little selfishness.
6 Why Did Viz Media Apologize To Sailor Uranus Fans
In both 2016 and 2019, Viz Media released new English translations of the 90s anime. 2019 saw the company reach theSailor Moon Starsseason of the series. Unfortunately for longtime fans who looked forward to the reappearance of Sailors Neptune and Uranus as a couple, they were in for a bit of a letdown.
The supplemental book that accompanied the release referenced the two Sailor Senshi as friends, and nothing more. Fans began writing to Viz Media to ask for a correction since the romantic relationship had already been eradicated from the 90s anime by the original English dubs. Viz issued a public apology through their twitter account, setting up a new printing of the books and citing a translation error for the incorrect wording.
5 Does Sailor Uranus Have Some Psychic Abilities
Sailor Marsand Sailor Neptune both exhibit precognitive abilities throughout the series. While Sailor Uranus doesn’t have abilities to the same extent as they do, there are times when she's sensed danger “in the wind” as well as experienced prophetic dreams.
One of theSailor Moonmusicals in Japan took her slight psychic ability and her love for Sailor Neptune and combined them. When Sailors Uranus and Mercury teamed up, Haruka stopped suddenly because she could actually feel the moment Sailor Neptune was killed in battle.
4 Were She And Sailor Neptune Always A Couple
When Michiru met Haruka, it took some convincing to make the latter believe she was Sailor Uranus. Once the two began working together as Sailor Senshi, however, they were inseparable. While the 90s English dub made them “cousins,” the two were always supposed to be a romantic couple.
What’s not clear is how well they knew each other during the days of the Moon Kingdom. Both Sailor Senshi were stationed on their respective planets at the time as protectors of the outer reaches of the solar system. While fans know that the Inner Senshi stayed on the moon with Princess Serenity once they pledged their loyalty to her, the Outer Senshi did not. Fans don’t actually know if they even met before being reincarnated as humans in the modern day.
3 What Does Her Name Mean
Like all of the Sailor Senshi, Haruka Tenou’s name was created with her Senshi identity in mind. Takeuchi partially named all of the Sailor Senshi after their respective planets.
In the case of Sailor Uranus, her surname has two of the kanji present in the planet’s Japanese name. “Ten” translates to “sky” and “ō” to “king.” In Japanese, the word for Uranus is literally “sky king star” in “ten’ōsei.” On the other hand, “Haruka” translates to “distant,” which could be a reference to the idea of Uranus as the god of the skies far from Earth, but also to Haruka keeping herself separate from the Inner Senshi.
2 How Many Names Did She Have In English Translations
Fans today know Sailor Uranus by her original name, Haruka Tenou. WhenSailor Moonfirst received English translations, however, many people outside of Japan didn’t know what her original name was.
The 90s dub saw her as Amara, but that name isn’t the only one to appear in English translations. She had two other names as well. When Canadian company Irwin Toys released a line ofSailor Moondolls, the names for Uranus, Pluto, and Neptune weren’t yet available to them. Sailor Uranus was listed as Corinn. Likewise, an editing error in the English manga published by Mixx saw her labeled as Alex. The latter was eventually corrected.
1 Does Sailor Uranus Have Earth Or Sky Based Powers
For fans interested in the mythology of the Sailor Senshi’s powers, this question is always an interesting one. After all, Sailor Uranus’ primary attack is “World Shaking,” which would seem to indicate her powers are based in the earth – like Sailor Jupiter's. That isn’t the case.
Instead, like her “sky king” namesake, Sailor Uranus gets her abilities from the sky. Even her “World Shaking” actually sees her draw energy from the sky and literally throw it at the earth to break it apart.
The ending of the INTERmission DLC for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergradeintroduced a character who could take over Avalanche in the future. This will be a great way to ensure that the outline of the story remains the same until the developers reach a point where they're ready to bring a certain character back into the narrative.
[Warning: Spoilers for FF7 Remake and the INTERmission DLC are below.]
In FF7, Avalanche was the eco-terrorist organization that opposed the Shinra Electric Power Company. Most of the members of Avalanche are killed when the Sector 7 Plate is dropped, though Barret reforms the group with other members of the party. The FF7 spin-offs established that Barret's group was the second incarnation of Avalanche and that a more powerful version existed in the past. The original version of Avalanche battled the Turks, during the events of the FF7 Japan-exclusive game Before Crisis.
It's established that there are multiple versions of Avalanche in FF7 Remake, with Barret's group being an extreme splinter cell. Yuffie encounters the main branch in the INTERmission DLC, while Wedge still maintains a good relationship with the other groups in the main story. The presence of multiple Avalanche cells could be a plot point that is tied to the surprise ending of INTERmission.
The INTERmission DLC ends with Zack appearing outside of the Sector 5 church, as he's hoping to be reunited with Aerith. Once he enters, he finds the huddled masses who have been left homeless by the Sector 7 Plate's destruction. It seems that he's out of the loop as to what has been happening over the past few years, as it's hinted that this isn't the same Zack from the original FF7 timeline.
If the scene with Zack is happening at the same time that Aerith and Cloud reach Kalm, then this presents problems for the story going forward. If FF7 Remake is following the same story beats as the original, then Cloud will stay in Kalm for at least a day, so that the Nibelheim flashback can take place. The group then has to spend time chasing chocobos, in order to bypass the Midgar Zolom. This will give Zack plenty of time to catch up with the group, and if he's introduced to Cloud this early, then the plot will have to go in a drastically different direction, as Zack is the key to many of the plot twists later in the story.
Having Zack remain in Midgar and taking over FF7 Remake's version of Avalanche is a great way to keep him busy in the short term so that he can return to the story at a point that makes more sense. Zack witnessing the fallout regarding the Sector 7 Plate would be more than enough of a reason to keep him around, as he still has unfinished business with the Shinra Corporation. As a former high-ranking member of SOLDIER with a ton of intel regarding the inner-workings of Shinra, Zack has what it takes to rise up the ranks of Avalanche and unite the organization under one banner. The sequel to Final Fantasy 7 Remake could then push his return back further in the story, such as when Sephiroth starts the Reunion, or when Cloud and his team return to Midgar to stop Hojo.
Loki episode 4 reveals the Time-Keepers are all just a trick - but who is the trickster? Loki episode 1 established its basic premise: the timeline skews towards chaos, with an organization called the Time Variance Authority working to erase branching realities and prevent the creation of a new Multiverse. The TVA are ruled by a triumvirate of powerful beings called the Time-Keepers, who claim to have risen to power out of the last Mutiversal war, which threatened all of creation itself.
It was (appropriately enough) only a matter of time before Loki introduced the Time-Keepers; Sylvie was driven to confront them and make them pay for the havoc they had wreaked on her life, while Loki liked the idea of taking their power for himself. What's more, the Time-Keepers themselves seem to have sensed the threat the Loki variants pose to their own plans, because according to Ravonna Renslayer they were taking a special interest in this case. Finally, in Loki episode 4 Ravonna brought the two Lokis before her bosses - only for the variants to break free.
What followed was a thrilling action sequence that, ultimately, turned the MCU's entire Multiverse on its head. Sylvie lashed out at one of the three entities, decapitating it - and discovering it was nothing more than a mindless android. What's going on?
The TVA ordinarily sentence variants to apparent destruction via their reset staffs, but it seems the Lokis have caused so many problems the Time-Keepers wanted to see them personally. "What do you have to say for yourselves before you meet your end, Variants," one of the Time-Keepers demanded, suggesting they simply wanted to witness the execution of the two beings who had threatened the integrity of the Sacred Timeline. Sylvie, however, had another explanation for their actions; she thought they were scared, disturbed that their reign could actually be threatened. The Time-Keepers passed their judgment, sentencing Loki and Sylvie to deletion, but fortunately they were rescued by the intervention of Hunter B-15. She'd learned the truth thanks to Sylvie - that she and the other TVA agents were all variants, stolen from a timeline where she was happy and brainwashed into serving the Time-Keepers - and she knew the trickster gods were her best shot at overthrowing these tyrannical would-be gods.
Renslayer and her agents did their best to protect the Time-Keepers, but they failed, and one of them was decapitated by Sylvie. The Lokis learned a shocking truth when they examined the head; the Time-Keepers were actually mindless androids, mere puppets of whoever really runs the TVA, another layer of deception. But the other two Time-Keepers did not seem shaken at their brother's decapitation, instead simply laughing as this lie was unveiled. Even Ravona Renslayer appeared unsurprised, continuing to attack the two variants remorselessly.
A subtle detail in Loki episode 4 had already hinted the Time-Keepers were a lie, in that the lighting in the corridor the Time-Keepers dwelled in was different to the rest of their structure. It was yellow, reminiscent of the "yellow brick road" in The Wizard of Oz that led Dorothy to the Great, All-Powerful Oz - who, in reality, was all a trick. When the curtain was pulled aside in The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy learned the wizard was simply a machine run by an ordinary human being who had used technology to create the illusion of supremacy. In Loki, the two versions of the trickster god stand in the place of Dorothy - and the curtain is pulled aside in a rather more violent manner.
The TVA believe they have been created by the Time-Keepers in order to police the Sacred Timeline, but Loki episode 3 had already begun to unravel that claim, revealing all their agents were actually variants plucked from time and pressed into the Time-Keepers' service. That in itself suggested the Time-Keepers' claim to supremacy was exaggerated, and they weren't quite so powerful as they wanted to be believed. Now, however, the Lokis have discovered the Time-Keepers do not exist at all; rather, they are nothing but a lie, and everything they have taught the TVA is suspect as well.
This revelation recasts the purpose of the TVA. They believe their role is to prevent the emergence of a new Multiverse by erasing all branches, but it seems more likely they are simply tools whose job is to ensure the Sacred Timeline proceeds according to the will of their true master. This is somebody who fancies themselves a god, who revels in ruling the timeline, but who prefers to rule from the shadows through proxies. That last point likely means variants of them exist in the Sacred Timeline, and the entire house of cards would fall apart if they used their real name.
All this raises one obvious question; if the Time-Keepers are puppets, then who is the puppet master of Loki? Naturally, most viewers will expect it to be Kang the Conqueror, a time traveling villain who will be played by Jonathan Majors in the MCU. The TVA's technology is reminiscent of that of Chronopolis, the city outside time from which Kang rules, and in the comics he is strongly connected to Ravonna Renslayer. Majors has denied appearing in Loki, but this wouldn't be the first time a Marvel actor lied in order to mislead audiences. Kang certainly seems like a logical bet, possessing all the technology you'd need to create something like the TVA. But there's just one problem with this theory; the MCU's Phase 4 seems to be taking a comic-book-accurate approach, and all incarnations of Kang have been proud and arrogant, wanting their reign and rule to be celebrated. It feels uncharacteristic for any Kang the Conqueror to hide his identity behind the Time-Keepers.
The more likely possibility is that this is another Loki. Every incarnation of Loki considers themselves a god, desiring power and rule, and this kind of trickery is just like a Loki; in fact, there would even be a parallel with Thor: Ragnarok, where Thor discovered Loki was ruling Asgard through similar deception. What's more, this would explain why the TVA keep being assigned to deal with Lokis, beings who are identified as potential threats to his reign - simply because he knows what they're capable of. Assuming the Sacred Timeline is even real, he could be the one who has ensured the prime timeline is one in which Loki dies at Thanos' hands in Avengers: Infinity War, destroying all branches where that didn't happen, and so preventing any challengers arising. This would be a fantastic twist, making Loki both the hero and the villain of his own TV series - perfectly appropriate for the God of Mischief.
R-Rated movies are all about the stuff that the kids shouldn't be able to see, or more importantly - hear. It's a tag that gives carte blanche for filmmakers to go beyond the boundaries and tell darker, dirtier, or more violent tales without having to work with one arm tied behind their backs.
That also means filmmakers tend to go hog wild with their content. Whether it's gratuitous sexual content, extreme graphic violence, or violet-shrinking profanity, the gloves come off in a lot of movies. But which film has the most swear words?
Updated on June 30th, 2021 by Colin McCormick:As it turns out, there are a lot more movies that indulge in foul language. Extending the look at the most swear words in a movie, there are a lot of other interesting contenders. Some of the new additions to the collection of vulgar movies include some newer releases, some overlooked gems, and of course, a Martin Scorsese movie. No matter the genre or subject matter, these movies made an impression with their excessive use of bad words.
15 Made (2001)
Years after finding their big break with Swingers, Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn teamed up again for the crime comedy Made. The two actors play low-level criminals who take a job in a money-laundering scheme that quickly gets out of their control.
Given the fact that mob movies often feature a lot of swearing, it's no surprise that a movie about wannabe mobsters would feature similar language. Made feature 291 uses of the f-word in its 94-minute runtime, most of which come from Vaughn as the loudmouth who thinks he's a big shot.
14 Harsh Times (2005)
David Ayer's movies are known for being intense and gritty crime dramas and that is certainly the case with his first movie as a director, Harsh Times. The movie features Christian Bale just before his Batman role as a reckless former soldier who jumps from one dangerous robbery job to the next.
As with Ayer's other movies, the violence is hard-hitting and the language is colorful. In 116 minutes, Harsh Times drops the f-word 296 times along with a whole lot of other words and phrases that add to the messiness of the movie.
13 Narc (2002)
Narc is another hardcore crime story that pulls no punches with its story. It follows a rattled undercover cop who joins a brutal detective in investigating the murder of the latter's partner. As they sink deeper into the crime world, the shocking truth begins to unravel.
With hard-edged characters and an intense murder case at the center of the story, Narc manages 297 f-words in 105 minutes. Add to that the violence and brutality of the movie and it earns its R-rating.
12 Goodfellas (1990)
Martin Scorsese is one of the most versatile directors of all time, but he is probably best known for his mob movies. And many would consider the best of the bunch to be Goodfellas. It is based on the true story of Henry Hill's rise and fall within an organized crime outfit.
In a world where murder is so common, the fact that these characters swear a lot is probably the least offensive thing that they do. In the movie's epic 146-minute runtime, there are 300 uses of the f-word.
11 South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999)
South Park might have made a name for itself by pushing television boundaries with its raunchy adult humor, but the feature film was an entirely different thing altogether. It let Trey Parker and Matt Stone off the leash to traumatize the ratings review board before it finally hit theaters.
The film contains a grand total of 399 swears, with 146 of them being f-bombs. While that's somewhat tame compared to some other titles, it's still an offensive film, especially when counting the 199 offensive gestures thrown in for good measure.
10 Twin Town (1997)
Twin Town is a bizarre tale about two brothers in a dead-end town who decide to flip off the entire world in pursuit of illicit drug use and car thievery. After their father suffers an accident on the premises of a rich club owner, they demand compensation whether he wants to give it or not.
A movie with such an obviously seedy premise wouldn't shy away from the bad language, and there's plenty of it to go around here. The profanity is captained by the dreaded f-bomb which is dropped over 300 times during the course of an hour and forty minutes
9 End Of Watch (2012)
Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña starred in this crime drama about two South Central L.A. cops who patrol the streets with machismo and bravado at their side, believing they can take on anything. As it turns out, they're in for quite a wild ride when a Mexican drug cartel moves to take them out.
The film has plenty of bad language to go around, including 326 separate f-bombs spread out over just under two hours' worth of run time but the dialogue, as a result, feels genuine.
8 The Outpost (2020)
As a relatively new movie, The Outpost quickly earned its place among the movies with the most swear words. It tells the true story of a small group of United States soldiers holding a small base in Afghanistan against hundreds of attacking enemies.
The intense battle sequences of the movie feature a lot of characters using profanity in the heat of the moment which is fairly understandable given the circumstances. The result is 355 uses of the f-word in a 123-minute movie.
7 Alpha Dog (2006)
Justin Timberlake and Emile Hirsch starred in this crime drama by writer/director/actor Nick Cassavetes about a young boy taken hostage in exchange for a debt payment. The boy parties with his captors before things finally start to fly off the rails into chaos.
This drama about young adult angst, anger, and violence is mired in drugs, guns, and violence, so it's only natural that the language would fit the subject matter. The result is 367 separate f-bombs spread across 2 hours of runtime.
6 Straight Outta Compton (2015)
Any biographical film about the rise and fall of notorious gangsta' rap group NWA is bound to be loaded with bad language (not to mention plenty of memorable quotes), and director F. Gary Gray certainly delivered on that front with a heavy 392 f-bombs within its 2.5-hour running time.
That's to be expected. Not only did NWA take the world by storm in the early 90s with its vicious brand of rebellious rap, but it also paved the way for an entire musical movement that later gave rise to a more pop-oriented variation on the genre.
5 Uncut Gems (2019)
Some critics have called Adam Sandler's past movies juvenile at times, but whole Uncut Gems is a very different role, it still delivers the bad language. Sandler plays a gems dealer with a serious gambling problem that has destroyed his life. Believing he has a clear shot to wiping out his debt and getting back on track, he pursues the sale of rare uncut gems to a rich buyer, but it's not as easy as it seems.
The movie's f-bomb count clocks in at 408 over the course of a little more than two hours, which is definitely getting up there in terms of a minute-to-swear ratio. Ironically, it's only the tip of the iceberg.
4 Casino (1995)
In another of Martin Scorsese's classics, he continues to prove he is the master of telling stories of violent men who like a particular kind of language. Casino is a mess of mafia murders, greed, and of course, plenty of expletives spewing left, right, and center in its most iconic quotes.
Casino has around 422 f-bombs to its name. This, combined with the aggressive and unpleasant subject matter makes one feel dirty and in need of a shower once its 3-hour runtime is up.
3 Nil By Mouth (1997)
Chameleonic actor Gary Oldman took the director's chair for this 1997 drama about a working-class London family besieged by drug use and violence fueled by main character Raymond. A series of terrible decisions nearly cost him everything before he's able to get his life largely back on track.
The uncomfortable subject matter and the nihilistic tone of the film are a breeding ground for the kind of profanity that would probably make its way into a scenario such as this. As a result, the film has 428 f-bombs sprinkled over 2 hours and 8 minutes.
2 Summer Of Sam (1999)
New York took center stage in this film about the infamous Son of Sam murders that took place in the year 1977. The film is told from the perspectives of main characters engaged in different relationships during the same period as the killer begins murdering local victims.
It's an expletive-ridden movie from the modern master Spike Lee that delivers an impressive 435 f-bombs doused over 2 hours and 22 minutes worth of runtime. Few films can't even hope to reach this level of notoriety.
1 The Wolf Of Wall Street (2013)
Depending on the source, there are an estimated 544-569 f-bombs in this instant classic starring the ever-versatile Leonardo DiCaprio and takes the top spot as the film with the most swear words. While it is yet another Scorsese movie, The Wolf of Wall Street switches focus and proves that stockbrokers can out-curse mobsters.
The film is a hugely entertaining ride that blends comedy and drama together with a host of thoroughly unlikeable characters that audiences simply can't help but root for. Just don't watch it with your parents, your children, or your Reverend.
Mark Hamill will always be remembered for portraying Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars films, but some fans may not know he is also a voice actor who has brought to life a variety of characters in other live-action movies, animated movies, TV shows, and even video games.
Many fans are familiar with the fact that he voiced The Joker, going up against Batman in some of the most important episodes of Batman: The Animated Series. Mark Hamill's list of voice acting roles, though, goes on and on, extending past supervillains and the action genre. Surprisingly, many people don't know these characters' voices are credited to the one and only Mark Hamill.
Updated on June 30th, 2021 by Darby Harn: Mark Hamill's voice acting list continues to expand with new roles in upcoming animated series like the new Netflix He-Man series Masters Of The Universe: Revelations. As fans look forward to that, they can also check out many more animated and live-action roles Hamill has done in recent years. Though he's most famous for playing Jedi Master Luke Skywalker, Hamill has actually voiced a number of roles in the recently completed Star Wars sequel trilogy.
15 Skeletor (Masters Of The Universe: Revelations)
Mark Hamill is voicing the role of Skeletor in the upcoming Masters Of The Universe: Revelations Netflix series by Kevin Smith. This adds another major iconic villain to his resume and should be a lot of fun for fans of both Hamill and the character. The first trailer for the animated series revealed that Hamill's voice acting clearly takes nods from Frank Welker's work on the original 80s Filmation animated cartoon, but he's adding his own unique take on the character.
14 Art Rosenbaum (Invincible)
Some fans may not be aware that Mark Hamill played Art Rosenbaum in the Invincible animated series on Amazon Prime. A relatively minor role, he's still fairly key to the story. Art Rosenbaum provides the costumes to the superheroes of the story, most notably Omni-Man, Nolan Grayson, the father of the main character Invincible. When Omni-Man takes in his costume for repairs after the shocking and fatal battle with the superhero team the Guardians of the Globe, Art's tailoring provides insights into their murder.
13 Boolio (The Rise Of Skywalker)
Luke Skywalker is not the only role Mark Hamill has played in live-action Star Wars. He actually voiced the character of Boolio, who has a brief appearance at the beginning of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker. Boolio was an agent of the Resistance and provided Finn and Poe with information on the identity of a spy within the First Order, who ultimately turned out to be General Hux. While many fans debate the things that The Rise Of Skywalker got wrong or right, it's clear there can never be too much Mark Hamill in the franchise.
12 Dobbu Scay (The Last Jedi)
A minor character from Star Wars: The Last Jedi fans likely had no idea was Mark Hamill is Dobbu Scay. Dobbu Scay has a very small role in the casino on Canto Bight, but a memorable one. He drunkenly attempts to use BB-8 as a slot machine, which eventually leads to the droid firing coins at the bad guys as Rose and Finn escape.
The tiny amphibian gambler is visible in other shots in the casino, including when the Fathiers, a creature the sequel trilogy introduced, stampeded through the streets of Canto Bight.
11 Arnim Zola (Ultimate Spider-Man)
One voice acting credit on the list of roles played by Mark Hamill that fans may not be aware of Arnim Zola. One of the most powerful Phase 1 MCU villains, Arnim Zola was also a major villain in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series. Zola's unique design, which has his face projected on a giant television screen in the middle of the chest of a massive android, is perfect for animation. Hamill was perfect for the role, playing him again in the Avengers Assemble animated series as well.
10 The Hobgoblin (Spider-Man: The Animated Series)
Voicing The Joker led to similar roles as supervillains for Hamill. For instance, in Spider-Man: The Animated Series from the early 90s, he played the super villain The Hobgoblin. Hamill added a number of animated super villains to his voice acting list with numerous Marvel shows in the 1990s. In the animated The Incredible Hulk series, he played the Gargoyle. In the animated Fantastic Four series, he was Maximus. And in the animated series Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, he was Klaw.
9 Corey Anders (Jeannie)
Hanna-Barbera is known for classic cartoons, and in 1973, this company put out one season of a series called Jeannie, an animated spin-off of the live-action classic series I Dream of Jeannie. This series was aimed at a much younger audience. In this story, instead of being found by an astronaut, Jeannie was rescued by a teenager, Corey Anders, who was voiced by Mark Hamill. This is actually Hamill's first-ever voice-acting role, according to the actor himself. The series only lasted for one season on CBS in 1973.
8 Fire Lord Ozai (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Avatar: The Last Airbenderwas on the air on Cartoon Network between 2005 and 2008. Hamill voiced the Fire Lord Ozai, ruler of the Fire Nation, and the primary villain of the series. He was a very powerful firebender and father to Zuko and Azula.
Fire Lord Ozai would ultimately be defeated and sentenced to prison for his actions, but his efforts left many scars in the world, including some that would only eventually become apparent in the sequel series, The Legend Of Korra.
7 Skeleton King (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
Another evil character Hamill voiced was the Skeleton King in Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! This anime-style show focuses on five cyborg monkeys and a boy who fight to save the world from bad guys like this one. The Skeleton King did start off as a good guy, an alchemist whose curiosity eventually got the better of him. Despite the fact that Hamill's most notable role was Luke Skywalker, one of the good guys, he does seem to have a gift for voicing villains in animation.
6 Skips & Other Characters (Regular Show)
Between 2009 and 2017, Mark Hamill voiced a number of characters on Regular Show, which aired on Cartoon Network. Among the characters that Hamill voiced were Skips the groundskeeper. Skips is one of the main characters in the show, a giant immortal yeti who serves as the groundskeeper for The Park. Hamill voices other characters in the animated series as well, including a blue jay, who was named Mordecai, and a raccoon, who was named Rigby, and their misadventures sometimes featured others, such as Skips the groundskeeper.
5 The Joker (Robot Chicken)
Mark Hamill's most notable role outside of Luke Skywalker is arguably the Joker. Fans may not know he played him in many other media besides Batman: The Animated Series. He also voiced him in Robot Chicken, the iconic Adult Swim series. Hamill played the character, one of Batman's greatest villains in any medium, in numerous skits on the series. Hamill also provided the voices of many other characters in Robot Chicken, including Chuck E. Cheese and others.
4 skekTek (The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance)
Hamill added to his impressive list of voice acting credits in 2019, when he voiced skekTek, The Scientist. He played a key role in the development of the evil Skeksis plot in The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, a prequel to The Dark Crystal, the classic Jim Henson movie from 1982 which used only animatronic puppets for its cast. skekTek lost an eye in the series, but he was far from done plotting and scheming. Sadly, his efforts will go unrealized for the moment since the series has been canceled on Netflix.
3 Chucky (Child's Play)
This talented voice actor has even ventured into the horror genre, and in 2019 he portrayed a very iconic villain, Chucky. Hamill voiced the murderous doll in the reboot of the original 1988 horror classic Child's Play. The movie also starred Aubrey Plaza and Tim Matheson.
Chucky is just one of many such tiny doll-killers in horror movies, but he's among the most famous. This is also one of Hamill's darkest roles in any medium, with Chucky a relentless murderer who can't seem to be stopped.
2 Master Eraqus (Kingdom Hearts)
Hamill also counts video games among his list of voice-acting roles. One particular series that he was involved in is Kingdom Hearts. He played Master Eraqus in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts III. He is a Keyblade Master from the Land of Departure in the games, a collaboration between Square Enix and Disney. Like Luke Skywalker, Eraqus is a powerful man committed to peace as well as passing on his knowledge to the next generation.
1 Narrator (Call Of Duty 2: Big Red One)
Hamill was the narrator in the video game Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. This role was key in the game because its format was presented like a documentary, comprised of individual chapters woven together. Those sections put Hamill’s voice front and center.
A unique but of trivia from this game is that Mark Hamill had starred in the 1980 movie The Big Red One written and directed by Samuel Fuller. Hamill played Private Griff, a young soldier who is shocked at the brutality of World War II.
