Takt Op Destiny had the potential to be much more than it turned out to be- a mediocre and soulless show that cared more about the destination than the journey.
Takt Op Destiny Episode 12 was yet another profoundly disappointing despite being a visually stunning outing for the show, which is an apt way for the series to go out if you think about it. To think that this show started with so much promise sounds like a fever dream.
Takt Op Destiny Episode 11 saw an undeniable increase in quality as the show moved towards more of an action offering than the drama roots it was pursuing. The episode was well animated, and the action was fun to watch.
Takt Op Destiny Episode 10 was devoid of any sense or logic in the story department, but it showcased some of the best work of this season with its action, music, and animation. Is a good villain too much to expect in an anime?
While Takt Op Destiny Episode 9 had some terrible plot decisions, its aesthetic was good enough to make it a decent watch. The ride has certainly gotten rougher here, and I hope that it gets better again.
Takt Op Destiny Episode 8 had its problems, but it was still a fantastic episode that featured tons of great action, music, and animation. There were even some emotional moments, which are always a bonus.
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SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua bring us the ‘12 o’Clock’ MV that moves between daylight, darkness and landscapes that feel rather surreal. There are dreamlike visuals, mirrored imagery and the idea of chasing something until fantasy and reality begin to blur.
Apu’s return to The Simpsons has brought back the conversations about representation and portrayal, but revisiting the character as an adult also raises a personal question: whether we can acknowledge the problems with a childhood favourite without losing the nostalgia attached to it.
Salman Khan addressed Qazi Touqeer’s remarks against Scout and Aasif Khan’s behaviour towards Love Gill during Saturday’s episode of this Weekend Ka Vaar. Sunday brought blunt opinions, Mahhi Vij’s mimicry, Qazi topping the list of “spine not found” contestants, a brain task that put Arishfa in the spotlight and Aman Gandhi’s eviction.
