30 Best Halloween Costume Ideas of 2020 for adults

Halloween is one of the oldest holidays still preserved, in camouflaged, profane form, and today, like Christmas, perhaps the only one that surpasses it in popularity and the promotion of kitsch as a religious substitute. Millions of people celebrate Halloween with costumes, trick-or-treat or themed parties, without knowing the origins and fascinating history of this rite associated with ghostly apparitions and superstitions of all kinds.

October 31 is the last day of the Celtic calendar, a pagan holiday in honor of the dead. 2000 years ago it was called All Hallows Eve, the day before All Saints' Day, created for the Christianization of the heathen and celebrating on November 1 all the saints of the Catholic Church. Although there are many cultural variants of the tradition, there is essentially the same original background. The roots of Halloween are found in a Celtic festival called Samhain, which signifies the end of summer and the transition to the cold season.

However, this is real fun to wear costumes on Halloween, even if this year the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic changed the rituals, still we have to celebrate it, even if it's only with the closest one. Maybe there will be a challange on social networks, or a party at your close friend, you have to get ready! Here are some ideas for 2020 Halloween, costumes with masks, or which can be easily combined with a mask!

1.Alice in Wonderland thematic

2.Disco mood

3.That's really cool

4.Guess the movie

5.Thiefs are here

6.Neon party

7.Ninja style

8.Dangerous

9.Funny family ghosts

10.Another ninja option

11.Cat power

12.One more cat women

13.That's a sexy option for pandemic times

14.The dead

15.Beautiful face mask

16.IT movie

17.Ninja party

18.Deadpool

19.Billie style

20.Scooby-doo

21.Fortune teller

22.The classic witch

23.Vampire

24.Ghost women

25.Malificenta

26.Tinklebell

27.That's gorgeous

28.Ninja

29.One more Ninja style

30.Ninja boy

31.Star Wars

32.Assasins creed

33.Ninja

34.Dad- baby costume

35.Anime style

36.Girl power

37.Ace ventura

38.Avatar

39.The Simpsons

40.Super family

41.UP!

42.Jelly Belly

43.Amazing bubbles

44.Dog costume

45.Froot Loops

46.Quarantine mood

47.Pandemic style

48.Breathing nature

49.Coronavirus theme

50.Rainy day

Humans are the most curious creatures on this earth. We are lucky that a place has been invented where we can all find an answer. Google answers any question, and that's great, right?

Bemorepanda has collected the top of the most asked questions in 2020. Among them are many questions to which you may have sought answers. Here is our collection of questions with answers to them. Let's see what curiosities people had in 2020.

1) Why were chainsaws invented

 

The chainsaw is a very common tool in gardening, forestry, farming, and so on. Basically, a chainsaw is a hand saw with a bar, chain and an internal combustion engine that powers the entire mechanism. Today everyone knows what a chainsaw looks like and what it is used for. But what did the world's first chainsaw look like, who invented the first chain saw and how did this tool “evolve”? We offer a short excursion into the history of chainsaws.

 

Today, many manufacturing companies claim primacy in the creation of chainsaws, the first models of chain saws, which were manufactured in the 1920s, are cited as proof. However, if you dig deeper, it turns out that the progenitor of the modern chainsaw was invented by the German dentist-prosthetist Bernard Hein. It happened back in 1830. Hine's invention is a surgical instrument that was used to cut bone.

 

The principle of operation of this tool was as follows: the links fastened together with cutting teeth (located at an angle) formed a chain, which, in turn, was set in motion using a sprocket handle, which twisted the chain along the tire. However, they were able to apply this invention a hundred years later. At the beginning of the 20th century, chain sawmills were created, which were manually driven. Such colossus were rather bulky and awkward. All chain saws from this period were clumsy and oversized, requiring at least two operators to operate the machine.

 

In 1926, a mechanical engineer from Germany, Andreas Stihl, developed and patented the world's first hand-held chain saw with an electric motor. One year later, in 1927, another German Emil Lerp presented his development - the Dolmar A chain saw - the world's first saw with a gasoline engine. In turn, Andreas Stihl continued his development and in 1929 created a chain saw with a gas engine of his own production. The gasoline internal combustion engine ensured the autonomy and mobility of the tool, but the tool size was still quite large, the weight of the machines was about 50 kilograms, or even more.

 

 

2) Why is there a coin shortage

 

Banks across the U.S. faced coin shortages during the coronavirus crisis, prompting the U.S. Federal Reserve to think about distribution control and working with the U.S. coins to increase supply.

 

With the partial closure of the economy due to the coronavirus crisis, the use of coins in the economy has practically ceased, said Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.

 

Compounding the situation is the fact that the American Coins has reduced the production of coins in connection with the measures taken to protect its employees.

 

 

3) Why was George Floyd arrested

 

On May 25, Minneapolis police arrested George Floyd after a grocery worker called 911, accusing him of buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $ 20 bill. According to the report, Floyd resisted, so police officer Derek Chauvin had to use force to arrest him. However, CCTV footage that appeared later showed that Floyd did not resist.

 

Chauvin pressed Floyd's neck with his knee to the ground for 8 minutes 46 seconds and did not stop doing this even when the detainee repeatedly said that he was suffocating. Four police officers who participated in the arrest were fired. Derek Chauvin was charged with second-degree murder and three of his colleagues were charged with aiding and abetting.

 

 

4) Why is Nevada taking so long

 

In the United States in November, preliminary results of the vote count for the presidential elections were expected in Nevada - a key state that could bring victory to the US presidential candidate from the Democratic Party Joe Biden.

 

With the onset of a new working day, the United States continued to count votes in the presidential elections. So, the Democratic candidate has 264 out of the required 270 votes of the Electoral College. Trump has only 214 so far. And if it had not been for the message about the delay in the counting of votes in Nevada, Biden could already have celebrated his victory.

 

However, ballots are counted slowly, and the numbers illustrating the voting raise questions and sometimes protests. Trump's headquarters have already filed a lawsuit in Pennsylvania demanding that the counting be stopped, and demanded a recount of ballots in Wisconsin. According to the latest reports, the Trump team is also planning to file a lawsuit over electoral fraud in Nevada.

 

 

5) Why is TikTok getting banned

 

What President Donald Trump had threatened has happened. He signed a document called the TikTok Threat Counteraction Order. The essence of the document is to block transactions to the developer of TikTok, the Chinese company ByteDance. The ban will take effect after 45 days. At the same time, the US Senate voted to ban the use of TikTok on devices owned by government and government officials.

 

Interestingly, at the same time, the popular Chinese messenger WeChat, which is owned by the Chinese giant Tencent, fell under the distribution. The same prohibition is imposed on him. This is quite a significant step, as Tencent is actively investing in many American companies. So, the Chinese fully or partially own PUBG Mobile, Riot Games (League of Legends) Forticite Epic Games, Activision Blizzard. The company's division, Tencent Films, has produced many major film projects, including Wonder Woman, Terminator: Dark Fate and Venom. The same goes for music: Tencent has stakes in Spotify, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music. Since WeChat is hardly popular in the US, it won't pose much of a problem, but it might just be the first step in an attack on Tencent.

 

In the “countermeasures order”, the prohibition is based on “a state of emergency in the country regarding the supply chain of information and communication technologies and services”. It also states that the apps can be "used for disinformation campaigns in favor of the Chinese Communist Party." The US president is also concerned about how TikTok "automatically collects vast amounts of information about its users, including the Internet and other information about network activity, such as location data, browsing and search history." That is, in essence, it does the same thing as all other American services like Facebook or YouTube.

 

 

6) Why did Kobe have 2 numbers

 

January 26, 2020 is a black day for all basketball fans without exception. At the age of 42, the great Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash in the suburbs of Los Angeles.

 

Curiously, Kobe could not become a basketball player, but a football player: as a child, Bryant played as a goalkeeper, and his idols were Frank Rijkaard and Ronaldinho. Largely thanks to these two players, Kobe began to root for Milan.

 

Later, Bryant began to sympathize with Barcelona. Mamba even considered ending his career not with the Lakers, but with the basketball Barça, but ultimately spent the entire 20 years of his professional career at Los Angeles.

 

Bryant admitted that he could really think about a football career if he had stayed in Europe, but at the age of 13, Kobe returned to the United States and continued to diligently pursue his main passion of his life - basketball.

 

In 2017, there was a ceremony to immortalize Kobe's game numbers at the Lakers - Bryant spent the first half of his career at number eight, the second at number 24. Kobe became the first and only player in NBA history to receive two immortalized numbers on the same team.

 

 

7) Why is everyone buying toilet paper

 

A new wave of panic prompted Americans to empty supermarket shelves last week as toilet paper began to disappear from stores again. The authorities and retailers are urging not to stock up on essential goods, since there are enough for everyone. A psychologist from the United States explains the behavior of his compatriots by the fact that they are used to reacting to bad news - and besides, people are driven by the herd instinct.

 

A new wave of panic buying of basic necessities - toilet paper and paper towels - swept across the United States. Supermarket shelves began emptying again last week, amid new COVID-19 incidence records and persistent reminders to comply with CDC restrictions.

 

Queues lined up in supermarkets began to be reported on Sunday, November 15, when a line of people wishing to stock up on toilet paper and paper towels snaked in near a COSTCO store in Washington state. Then Governor Jay Inslee asked residents to stop buying goods. “Our supply chain is doing well,” local Komo News quoted him as saying. "When you buy everything you can get your hands on, it just hurts everyone, and there is no need to do it."

 

Those responsible for the supply of goods in stores assure that they are well prepared for the new wave of the pandemic. "There is enough supplies if everyone buys what they really need," Tammy Hetrick, head of the Washington Food Industry Association, told the publication. "Suppliers say that we are in a good position, we have a stock of goods, and if people do not panic buy everything, we can maintain stock."

 

 

8) Why is it called COVID-19

 

Often the names of viruses and the diseases they cause do not coincide. For example, the HIV virus causes AIDS. People often know the name of the disease, such as measles, rather than the corresponding virus (rubeola).

The assignment of names to viruses and diseases occurs in different ways and for different purposes.

 

Virus names are based on their genetic makeup, making it easier to develop diagnostic tests, vaccines, and drugs. This work is carried out by virologists and other representatives of the scientific community, therefore the names of viruses are assigned by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV).

 

Disease names are required to characterize various aspects of disease prevention, spread, transmission, severity, and treatment. WHO's mission is to prepare for and respond to human disease, which is why WHO lists the official names of diseases in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD).

 

On 11 February 2020, the International Committee on Virus Taxonomy designated the new virus SARS-CoV-2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2). The name was chosen because the virus is genetically related to the 2003 SARS outbreak. They are different viruses, although they are genetically related.

 

Following recommendations previously developed in collaboration with the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), on February 11, 2020, WHO announced that the disease was named COVID-19.

 

 

9) Why is it called Juneteenth

 

The day's name is a combination of "June" and "nineteenth" in honor of the date of Granger's announcement and first appeared around 1903. Juneteenth - also known as Freedom Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day - is a holiday celebrating the liberation of slaves in the United States. Originating from Texas, it is now celebrated annually on June 19 throughout the United States, with various official recognition. Union Army General Gordon Granger announced a federal order in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865. It proclaimed that all slaves in Texas were free.

 

The Emancipation Proclamation of President Abraham Lincoln formally banned slavery in Texas and other states in an anti-Union uprising nearly two and a half years earlier. The implementation of the Proclamation was generally dependent on the advancement of the Union troops. Texas, the most remote of the slave states, has had a small Union troop presence as the American Civil War ended; thus, execution was slow and inconsistent prior to Granger's announcement.

 

 Although Juneteenth generally marks the end of slavery in the United States, it was still legal and practiced in the two border states of the Union (Delaware and Kentucky) until, at the end of that year, the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution abolished nonviolent slavery nationwide in December.

 

The celebration dates back to 1866, first with church congregations in Texas. It spread throughout the south and became more commercialized in the 1920s and 1930s, often concentrating on the culinary festival. During the civil rights movement in the 1960s, it was overshadowed by the struggles for post-war civil rights, but became popular again in the 1970s with an emphasis on African American freedom and art.

 

By the 21st century, June holidays were celebrated in most major US cities. Activists are campaigning for the US Congress to recognize June Day as a national holiday. Hawaii, North Dakota, and South Dakota are the only states that don't recognize June, according to the Congressional Research Service.

 

 

10) Why is Australia on fire

 

The most powerful forest fires in the history of the country began to gain momentum on the continent and adjacent islands since September. At the moment, the area affected by the fires has already exceeded 11 million hectares (this is equivalent, for example, to Cuba and more than Iceland). The heat has eased a bit in recent days, but serious firefighting continues in two states: Victoria and New South Wales. There are six states in Australia, and in recent months, fires have not spared any of them. Heat, drought, strong gusty wind contributed to their spread.

 

As of January 14, 2020, 28 deaths are known. More than a quarter of a million people have been displaced from their homes - the largest peacetime evacuation in Australian history. More than two thousand houses and several thousand more buildings burned down.

 

The Australian fires are indeed very large-scale, including in global significance. The area on fire is larger than the 2019 fires in the Amazon and California combined. Although, according to Greenpeace data (official Russian statistics are much more modest), the disaster in Australia has not yet reached the scale of last year's disaster in Siberia - this year in Russia, according to environmentalists, more than 15 million hectares of forest burned down, which is comparable to the territory of Nepal and exceeds the territory of Greece.

 

 

 

Halloween is considered to be the most terrifying and at the same time one of the most popular holidays in the world.

 

Halloween is celebrated every year on October 31st, on the eve of All Saints' Day. The traditions of its celebration were laid by the ancient Celts of Ireland and Scotland.

 

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "Halloween" was first mentioned in the 16th century as a Scottish abbreviation for the English phrase All-Hallows-Even. On October 31, it is customary to dress up as scary characters, decorate the house and buy sweets.

 

The main symbol of the holiday is considered to be Jack's Lamp - a pumpkin, on which, as a rule, an ominously grinning face is carved. A lighted candle is placed inside the vegetable. For the first time "Jack's lamps" appeared in the UK, but initially they used rutabagas or turnips for their manufacture. It was believed that such a fruit, left on All Saints Day near the house, would drive away evil spirits from him. As the Halloween tradition spread to the United States, pumpkins were used to make lamps because they were more readily available and cheaper.

 

Today, instead of the classic version - pumpkins with an evil "face", others are popular among fans of the holiday. So, users of social networks on the eve of the holiday demonstrated pumpkins with glowing frightening phrases: "Subsistence minimum", "Gasoline prices", etc.

 

It is a truly beloved holiday. As long as man's fantasies have no limits, everyone interprets his costume in his own way, that's why we finally get very funny costumes.

 

Bemorepanda has collected the funniest costumes, and some of them can also serve as a source of inspiration for 2020.

 

1.No filter needed

 

2.Remember the movie?

 

3.KFC production

 

4.Trump is moving out

 

5.Cartoon movies inspiration

 

6.Run Forest, run!

 

7.Monster Corportion

 

8.Mommy belly on Halloween

 

9.Salsa Picante

 

10.Captured

 

11.That's a funny kid of the Royal Family

 

12.Twister me

 

13.The super heroes

 

14.Pasta and sauce

 

15.That's a great combo

 

16.Washing Machine

 

17.The claw

 

18.Macaroni

 

19.Ginger bread

 

20.The killer

 

21.Online shopping goes wrong

 

22.That's a funny costume

 

23.Rapunzel and her daddy

 

24.Monster baby

 

25.Groot

 

26.Ice baby

 

27.The cuttest gift ever

 

28.Jelly Belly

 

29.Assault and Battery

 

30.Pregnancy Halloween

 

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An ordinary US citizen watches TV for more than four hours a day, and now almost every family owns a smart TV in the house, which reiterates the idea that television is an important part of a home. And they have a choice!

 

In the cable program, Americans can choose from no more, no less than 1,800 TV channels !! In recent years, the number of TV viewers has even decreased, preferring more interactive entertainment sources, such as online streaming from Netflix, but even so, the percentage of those who watch TV is still high.

 

Everyone loves TV shows, we watch them every time a new episode appears and we wait for a new season. Reddit collected the most discussed and watched TV shows in 2020. Bemorepanda also collected some information about each of them.

 

Most Popular Television Shows By Community Activity 

 

• Reality TV: Big Brother, 90 Day Fiance, The Bachelor, Survivor, Rupaul’s Drag Race
• Comedy: The Office, Rick and Morty, Community, BoJack Horseman, The Simpsons
• Drama: The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, Better Call Saul, Grey’s Anatomy, Breaking Bad
• Anime: One Piece; My Hero Academia; Naruto; JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure; Boruto
• Sci-fi: Star Trek; Westworld; Doctor Who; The 100; Dark

 

1.Big Brother

"Big Brother" is a format of television reality contests created by Dutch producer John de Mol. The show in this format first appeared in 1999 on Dutch television, and later aired in most European countries, as well as in Argentina, Australia, South Africa and the United States. Participants in the show live in a purpose-built house, walled off from the outside world, while their actions are continuously monitored by television cameras and microphones. The name of the program comes from the 1984 novel by George Orwell.

 

2.90 Day Fiance

90 Day Fiancé is an American reality television series on TLC that follows couples who have applied for or received a K-1 visa (available uniquely to foreign fiancés of U.S. citizens) and therefore have 90 days to marry each other. The purpose of the K-1 Visa is to allow time for the couple to make arrangements for and have a marriage ceremony, not to give the couple time to decide whether they will marry. Each couple has already signed documents stating that they have promised to marry, and given the signed documents to the US Immigration services.

 

3.The Bachelor

The Bachelor is an American dating and relationship television series that debuted on March 25, 2002 on ABC. The show is hosted by Chris Harrison. In this show Bachelors try to find their love.

 

4.Survivor

Survivor is a television program belonging to the reality show genre. The format became very popular and was picked up by several television stations around the globe. Survivor is a contest show, in which a group of people are isolated in various wild places and compete with each other for money and other prizes. The show uses a gradual elimination, in each episode the contestants voting for the exclusion of one of them, until in the end there is only one contestant who wins the title of "Sole Survivor" and the corresponding cash prize. The format for this show was created in 1992 by Charlie Parsons and was first used in Sweden in 1997 for the "Robinson Expedition" show.

 

5.Rupaul’s Drag Race

In this Emmy Award-winning series hosted by RuPaul, America's most sickening queens compete in fashion and performance challenges in hopes of snatching the crown as the next drag superstar.

 

6.The Office

"The Office" is an American TV series based on the popular BBC TV series of the same name, winner of numerous Golden Globe, Emmy and Peabody Awards, filmed in the style of pseudo-documentary, and tells about the funny and sometimes touching life of employees of one office. Filmed by a shaking camera, it is a parody of modern office life in a reality documentary show about the life of the employees of the Dunder Mifflin paper supply company in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

 

7.Rick and Morty

Rick and Morty is an American comedy, sci-fi animated series created by Justin Royland and Dan Harmon and produced as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block. The series premiered in December 2013; The second season was released in 2015. On October 1, 2017, the third season ended, and in May 2018, 70 more episodes were announced with an undefined number of seasons. In May 2019, the release date of the fourth season was announced - November 2019. The first five episodes were released in November-December, the rest after the break, May 3-31, 2020. Also in May, it was announced that the series would be renewed for a fifth season (no specific dates). In June 2020, it became known that the first episode of the new season will be released on November 8.

 

8.Community

Community is an American comedy television series created by Dan Harmon about a group of students studying at Greendale Community College in Colorado. The show premiered on September 17, 2009 on NBC. The series follows a student community made up of school losers, newly divorced housewives, and seniors struggling to stay sober. The TV series has a lot of pop culture references, often parodying film and television, and playing around with cliches and tropes.

 

9.BoJack Horseman

BoJack Horseman is an American adult animated tragicomedy sitcom created by Raphael ... On September 20, 2019, Netflix renewed the show for its sixth and final season, and the series ended on January 31, 2020, with a total of 77 episodes.

 

10.The Simpsons

The Simpsons is an American situational comedy animated series created by cartoonist and cartoonist Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The Simpsons, the longest animated series in American television history, has been in continuous production since 1989; in September 2020, the broadcast of the 32nd season of the series began.

 

The animated series satirically depicts the life of the Simpson family and other residents of the fictional town of Springfield, ridiculing many clichés and stereotypes, in particular - the lifestyle of the "average American", the peculiarities of world cultures in general, celebrities and even television and the Fox television channel. The series does not hesitate to touch upon such slippery issues as politics and religion: in particular, the topics of same-sex marriage, the struggle between Darwinists and creationists, the war in Iraq, juvenile justice, political correctness, feminism, the right of citizens to arms, and the legalization of drugs were raised.

 

11.The Sopranos

The Sopranos is an American crime drama television series created by David C.

The plot as a whole is based on how Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a mafia boss from northern New Jersey, meets and overcomes various difficulties in life: he tries to maintain a balance between the demands of a criminal organization and personal life in and out of the family. Plus, the Sopranos have a panic attack, which is the reason for him to visit a psychiatrist (Lorraine Bracco).

 

12.Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones is an American fantasy television series based on the A Song of Ice and Fire novels by George R.R. Martin. Directed by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, for HBO. Filming was carried out in several countries, including the UK (Northern Ireland), Malta, Croatia, Iceland and Morocco. Season 1 premiered in the United States on April 17, 2011, with the final episode of the final season aired on May 19, 2019.

 

Game of Thrones is set in a fictional world reminiscent of medieval Europe. In the series, many characters act simultaneously and several storylines develop. There are three main story arcs: the first is devoted to the struggle of several influential houses for the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms or for independence from it; the second - a descendant of the deposed dynasty of rulers, an exiled princess planning to return the throne; the third - to the ancient brotherhood protecting the state from threats from the north.

 

13.Better Call Saul

Better Call Saul is an American crime drama television series that premiered on AMC on February 8, 2015. The series, created by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, is a spin-off and prequel to Gilligan's other series, Breaking Bad.

 

14.Grey’s Anatomy

Grey's Anatomy is an American television series directed by Shonda Rhimes. The series premiered on March 27, 2005 on ABC. In the center of the plot is the life of interns, doctors and other personnel of the Seattle Grace Hospital, where the main action unfolds.

 

15. Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad is an American television crime drama that premiered from January 20, 2008 to September 29, 2013 on the AMC cable channel.

 

16.One Piece

One Piece is a Japanese anime television series based on the manga of the same name by Eiichiro Oda. The story follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy, a boy whose body acquired the properties of rubber after accidentally eating the Devil Fruit.

 

17. My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia is an anime series by Studio Bones based on the manga of the same name by renowned mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi.

 

18. Naruto

"Naruto" (Japanese NARUTO - ナ ル ト -) is a shonen manga by Masashi Kishimoto, which tells about the life of a noisy and restless teenage ninja Naruto Uzumaki, who dreams of achieving universal recognition and becoming the Hokage - the head of his village and the strongest ninja.

 

The manga was published from September 21, 1999 to November 10, 2014 by Shueisha in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. Combined into 72 tankobons.

 

Based on the manga, two anime series were created from Aniplex and Studio Pierrot.

 

The first anime series, Naruto, aired in Japan on TV Tokyo from October 3, 2002 to February 8, 2007, and ended with Episode 220.

The second anime series, Naruto: Hurricane Chronicles (NARUTO - ナ ル ト - 疾風 伝 Naruto Shippu: den), aired from February 15, 2007 to March 23, 2017 and ended with episode 500.

 

19.JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a manga series written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. From 1987 to 2004, the episode was published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, then the issue of chapters was moved to the monthly Seinen magazine Ultra Jump.

 

20.Boruto

Naruto Next Generations is a teenage manga sequel to Naruto, written by Ukyo Kodachi and Masashi Kishimoto and illustrated by Mikio Ikemoto. The main character here is the son of Hinata Hyuga and Naruto Uzumaki, Boruto.

 

21. Star Trek

Star Trek is an American sci-fi media franchise that includes several television series, feature films. The project made a significant contribution to popular culture and spawned an original subculture. Gene Roddenberry is the author and founder of the Star Trek Universe, which began with the release of Star Trek: The Original Series on September 8, 1966.

 

22.Westworld

WestWorld is an American sci-fi western TV series for HBO, created by spouses Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy. Based on the film of the same name, directed by Michael Crichton in 1973, according to his own script.

 

23.Doctor Who

Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series by the BBC about an alien time traveler known as the Doctor. Together with his companions, he travels through time and space both to save entire civilizations or individual people, and for his own pleasure.

 

24.The 100

The 100 is a series commissioned by the American television channel CW, which was filmed in Vancouver. The series was developed by Jason Rotenberg and is based on the eponymous series of novels by the American writer Cass Morgan. The show premiered on Wednesday, March 19, 2014.

 

25.Dark

Dark is a German drama and sci-fi web series produced by Baran bo Odar and Yantje Frize. It consists of three seasons from 2017 to 2020. The series is set in the fictional town of Winden (Germany). The events, which began with the disappearance of two children, reveal the secrets and hidden ties of the four Winden families, who gradually learn an ominous secret about time travel that affects several generations. Throughout the series, the existential meaning of time and its impact on human nature are explored.

The world is on the threshold of a new era, which will initially be characterized by disorder, with a likely weakening of globalization, which has created the rapid growth of the economy and assets over the past 40 years.

 

The institution's experts claim that the year 2020 marks the beginning of a new "structural super-cycle", which "shapes everything from savings to asset prices, politics and our general way of life". An "Age of Disorder" is also expected, accelerated by the new coronavirus. This new era will be the beginning of the collapse of global assets and rising debt at the level of governments and corporations.

 

On the other hand, regarding the geopolitical situation, the tension between the USA and China should "characterize the era of disorder". During this time, China will continue on its path to restoring its historical role as a global economic power, while at the same time preferring its own values ​​to Western liberalism.

 

"A clash of cultures and interests is approaching, as China approaches the time when it will become the world's largest economy again," the report said.

 

The era of disorder - especially the next 10 years - could also be a chance for Europe, the report said. The chances of confusion for Europe have decreased, while the potential for further integration has increased with the recent Recovery Fund, economic divergences are likely to increase and cause more stress points.

 

We are already at the end of the year, but 2020 surprises us with other things. Internet users are ready like never before in November with a lot of memes. Bemorepanda collected them for You!

 

1.Christmas in november

 

2.Can't get worse

 

3.Testing

 

4.Congratulations

 

5.You have no power

 

6.Friday november

 

7.Can't get worse

 

8.Who had asteroid?

 

9.How many?

 

10.Need me?

 

11.Ice Cream truck

 

12.2020 calendar

 

13.But when I do

 

14.Event locked

 

15.My kid in future

 

16.October ending

 

17.Emotional roller coaster

 

18.Meanwhile in November

 

19.Democrats in December

 

20.November 1st

 

21.Americans right now

 

22.Impossible

 

23.The world

 

24.2020 elections

 

25.Brace yourself

 

26.End of a date

 

27.Homework

 

28.Talk about Christmas

 

29.Christmas Music

 

30.Girls vs Boys in december

 

31.Christmas time

 

32.Halloween candy

 

33.Creating violence

 

34.Somethings wrong

 

35.Jingle bell

 

36.No shave november

 

37.FBI agent

 

38.My wallpaper

 

39.Who did this

 

40.The only child

 

41.Boo

 

42.Hello november

 

43.Christmas trees

 

44.Christmas is in november

 

45.I hate men

 

46.I got friends

 

47.October and november

 

48.Every second 2020

 

49.My plans vs 2020

 

50.My plans failed

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