1. She was depressed. 2. Her deep depression was the reason her sister is holding grudges and doesn't want her to return to acting AND why she's refusing for her daughter to do the same. 3. Years later, she recovered, and she found the powerful person who blocked her career (earlier episode flashback, the actor was present actor not the younger version). 4. The only memories she lost were the 25 years were she had severe depression and transformation, potentially trauma. (Initially, it was suspected the lost her acting memories after the first attempt on her life. But if she was in severe depression then it means she did not.)
Just finished Twelve and honestly one of the worst dramas I’ve watched this year. Even the huge star cast couldn’t…
I originally gave it a 7 but after 10 minutes, lowered it to 6. Bothered me so much. LOL.
I mean, there's potential there. The premise is good. It were the scenes and choreography that failed. Oh, and character development, nothing made sense with them, like how is it they know nothing about fighting without their powers? 😅 Then as soon as they got their powers back, their body suddenly remembered how to fight. 😅
They're worse than game characters. In gaming, if a character gets a multi-class or rebirth, they retain the knowledge of their previous class, at least the basics, not the advance or specific ones.
But the Twelve? They forget everything without their powers.
Eden funnier was Dragon.
When her powers were returned she was still weak without the white orb thas wasn't hers from the beginning. So, what was really her power? Hahaha.
All she did was xontrol the wind before she became the vessel for the white orb. When her powers were remove, she can do the same powers after she became the vessel for the white orb.
When her powers were returned, being a Dragon and a vessel did nothing for her, all she can do was still a weak burst of wind.
A toxic family is a common social issue here. There's a clash between "keeping quiet because they're your parents and family" versus "standing up against toxicity". And we generally laugh at our own unlucky situations to survive, so probably that's the premise of the movie. 😆 Definitely very Filipino. Hahaha.
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2. Her deep depression was the reason her sister is holding grudges and doesn't want her to return to acting AND why she's refusing for her daughter to do the same.
3. Years later, she recovered, and she found the powerful person who blocked her career (earlier episode flashback, the actor was present actor not the younger version).
4. The only memories she lost were the 25 years were she had severe depression and transformation, potentially trauma. (Initially, it was suspected the lost her acting memories after the first attempt on her life. But if she was in severe depression then it means she did not.)
In an earlier episode, she also met the person who destroyed her career, when she was older.
Basically, she crossed someone powerful, tried to kill her, and when she survived, that person made sure she can never return to the industry.
She got depressed. And after she recovered, she found the guy again.
Then they tried to kill her again.
I mean, there's potential there. The premise is good. It were the scenes and choreography that failed. Oh, and character development, nothing made sense with them, like how is it they know nothing about fighting without their powers? 😅 Then as soon as they got their powers back, their body suddenly remembered how to fight. 😅
They're worse than game characters. In gaming, if a character gets a multi-class or rebirth, they retain the knowledge of their previous class, at least the basics, not the advance or specific ones.
But the Twelve? They forget everything without their powers.
Eden funnier was Dragon.
When her powers were returned she was still weak without the white orb thas wasn't hers from the beginning. So, what was really her power? Hahaha.
All she did was xontrol the wind before she became the vessel for the white orb. When her powers were remove, she can do the same powers after she became the vessel for the white orb.
When her powers were returned, being a Dragon and a vessel did nothing for her, all she can do was still a weak burst of wind.
WHAT THE POWERS!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dungeon Masters can do far better.
A toxic family is a common social issue here. There's a clash between "keeping quiet because they're your parents and family" versus "standing up against toxicity". And we generally laugh at our own unlucky situations to survive, so probably that's the premise of the movie. 😆 Definitely very Filipino. Hahaha.
It's so funny too because it rhymes with that English f* word. LMAO.
They love casting girlfriend-type actors as a student activist in Kdramaland. 😅
I haven't seen that street and home since.
"Ahh! Definitely the 80s!"
Even though calculators were common already, the adults still preferred to use the abacus.
WHAT THE PEKING DUCK!
Imagine everyone who loves to debate and argue in every show, but here: In hair extensions We Trust.
If they placed at that in E01 maybe the reactions won't be this bad.
Never underestimate the power of hair extensions. 🤪