#Pakistani Hunks

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Danish Taimoor

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Saqib Khan, also known as Xaqi Arts, is a young and talented artist from Punjab, Pakistan. He is passionate about portfolios, catalogues, photography, videography and fine arts. He has a Facebook page and a YouTube channel where he showcases his work to a global audience. He also makes short videos using songs by Badshah and other popular artists.

Saqib Khan was born on *May 17, 1992, in *Wah Cantt, Pakistan. He grew up in a supportive family that encouraged his creativity and artistic expression. He started drawing and painting at a very early age and developed his skills over time. He also learned how to use various software and tools to create digital art and edit videos. He is self-taught and always eager to learn new things and improve his craft.

Saqib Khan's work is diverse and innovative. He can create stunning portraits, landscapes, abstracts, cartoons, logos, posters, flyers, banners, brochures, and more. He can also capture beautiful moments and scenes with his camera and edit them with his own style and flair. He can also make entertaining and engaging videos with catchy music and effects. He has a keen eye for detail and a sense of aesthetics that make his work stand out.

Saqib Khan's work has been appreciated and recognized by many people around the world. He has received positive feedback and comments from his fans and followers on social media. He has also collaborated with other artists and brands to create amazing projects and campaigns. He has also participated in various competitions and events and won several awards and prizes. He is proud of his achievements and grateful for the opportunities and support he has received.

Saqib Khan's goal is to become a successful and famous artist and inspire others with his work. He is ambitious and hardworking and always strives to deliver high-quality and original work. He is also humble and friendly and loves to interact with his audience and peers. He is always open to new challenges and experiences and ready to showcase his talent and skill.

Saqib Khan is a rising star of Xaqi Arts and a promising artist of the future. He is a role model for many young and aspiring artists who want to pursue their dreams and passions. He is a creative and entertaining person who has a lot to offer to the world of art and media. He is Saqib Khan, the Xaqi Arts.

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Tumblr Hunk…

Handsome Pakistani lad feels the heat. He shuns the river or nearby lake for a dip in a local watering trough. While no genitalia is exposed he leaves little to a creative imagination.

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PAKISTANI MUSCLE HUNK HUSNAIN RAZA

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Danish Taimoor : Kaisi Teri Khudgarzi

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I'm Saqib Khan: The Rising Star of Xaqi Arts

Saqib Khan, also known as Xaqi Arts, is a young and talented artist from Punjab, Pakistan. He is passionate about portfolios, catalogues, photography, videography and fine arts. He has a Facebook page and a YouTube channel where he showcases his work to a global audience. He also makes short videos using songs by Badshah and other popular artists.

Saqib Khan was born on *May 17, 1992, in *Wah Cantt, Pakistan. He grew up in a supportive family that encouraged his creativity and artistic expression. He started drawing and painting at a very early age and developed his skills over time. He also learned how to use various software and tools to create digital art and edit videos. He is self-taught and always eager to learn new things and improve his craft.

Saqib Khan's work is diverse and innovative. He can create stunning portraits, landscapes, abstracts, cartoons, logos, posters, flyers, banners, brochures, and more. He can also capture beautiful moments and scenes with his camera and edit them with his own style and flair. He can also make entertaining and engaging videos with catchy music and effects. He has a keen eye for detail and a sense of aesthetics that make his work stand out.

Saqib Khan's work has been appreciated and recognized by many people around the world. He has received positive feedback and comments from his fans and followers on social media. He has also collaborated with other artists and brands to create amazing projects and campaigns. He has also participated in various competitions and events and won several awards and prizes. He is proud of his achievements and grateful for the opportunities and support he has received.

Saqib Khan's goal is to become a successful and famous artist and inspire others with his work. He is ambitious and hardworking and always strives to deliver high-quality and original work. He is also humble and friendly and loves to interact with his audience and peers. He is always open to new challenges and experiences and ready to showcase his talent and skill.

Saqib Khan is a rising star of Xaqi Arts and a promising artist of the future. He is a role model for many young and aspiring artists who want to pursue their dreams and passions. He is a creative and entertaining person who has a lot to offer to the world of art and media. He is Saqib Khan, the Xaqi Arts.

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Hrithik Roshan Has Seen With Pakistani Actress Mahira Khan Leaving Girlfriend Saba Azad

Hrithik Roshan Has Seen With Pakistani Actress Mahira Khan Leaving Girlfriend Saba Azad

Leaving girlfriend Saba Azad, Hrithik Roshan was seen with this Pakistani actress New Delhi: Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan’s name has been associated with actress Saba Azad for a long time. Both are often seen together, but this time the handsome hunk of Bollywood has appeared with a Pakistani actress except Saba Azad. These days the Red Sea International Film Festival 2022 is going on in…

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Shahzad Noor : Our Relationship

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Richest Pakistani Celebrities

Pakistani Celebrities are already lauded for their high-class lifestyle, while their high-end wardrobes, luxurious residencies, and expensive traveling trips usually become headlines in the showbiz world. Who’s the richest and matchless celebrity among Pakistani Celebrities is a long debate, but here you’ll find who tops our list.

1. Shan Shahid – Pakistani Celebrity worth more than you can think

The legendary and versatile Pakistani actor tops our list with a net worth of 20M $. Shaan is the only classy Pakistani actor with such massive net worth, He is still considered as the highest paid Pakistani actor. We present our title of “Richest Pakistani Celebrity” to the famous and fabulous Shaan Shahid. Worked in more than 500 films Shan Shahid is a highly acclaimed Pakistani actor.

2. Mahira Khan – The Bollywood favourite

The magnificent Mahira Khan is the superstar of Pakistani film & Drama industry the second richest Pakistani Celebrity on our list. She has a net worth of 6M $ dollars and she is known for her mystifying spendings. Mahira has also co-starred with Bollywood King Sharukh Khan and her appearances in record-breaking drama serials like “Humsafar” have brought her many awards. She is also the highest-paid actress of Pakistani film & Drama industry.

3. Fawad Khan – Our Handsome Hunk

The most handsome Pakistani actor known for his exceptional acting skills, with appearances in big screens of Bollywood, Fawad Khan is the third richest Pakistani Celebrity of our list. Fawad net worth is not very lesser than Mahira but around 6M $. Fawad Khan is a traveling geek blowing his hard-earned money on his trips around the world. He charges around 3 lacs for his appearance in a single episode, and a much greater amount for commercials.

4. Mehwish Hayat – The item girl

The national award winner Mehwish Hayat is the most loved Pakistani actress. She is considered as a soul of the Pakistani film industry, her latest movies ruled the box office. On our list of Richest Pakistani Celebrities, she holds number fourth position with an estimated net worth of 3M-5M $ dollars. Mehwish holds a prestigious position in the film & drama industry of Pakistan and she is the love of many Pakistanis.

5. Saba Qamar – Most charming & attractive

The talented and emerging Pakistani celebrity Saba Qamar having series of best actress awards and appearances in blockbuster Bollywood & Lollywood movies she is our fifth richest Pakistani Celebrity. Saba Qamar lives a deluxe lifestyle and is no doubt extravagant. The net worth of Saba Qamar is estimated to be around 3M $ dollars and she charges a whole lot of 8 lacs for her appearance in drama serials per episode.

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“Fucker Shot Me”: an HYH recap

A day after Haqqani turns himself over to the Americans, the Americans are turning him over to G’ulom. Saul and Haqqani pull up to Ghazi Stadium, where G’ulom has been holding the Taliban fighters.

G’ulom is standing outside, in a cape, like he’s Andre Leon Fucking Talley (to be clear, we stan). Haqqani says he’s ready and Saul gets out of the car to give another speech that G’ulom is definitely not listening to about Justice and Due Process and Integrity. G’ulom fulfills his end of the bargain, releasing the prisoners, who all make a beeline for Haqqani because, well, he’s the Emir! Saul warns G’ulom that if he doesn’t treat Haqqani with respect, “your world will explode.” So that’s coming. 

Saul goes back to Kabul station and Mike and Jenna have something to tell him.

Jenna: Remember how yesterday I had one job, which was to get Carrie on the plane to Germany? Saul: Yeah… Jenna: Well, I fucked that up. Mike: Carrie was photographed at the airport getting in a car with everyone’s favorite Russian hunk. Yevgeny Gromov! Can you believe it? Saul: Yes. I mean, no! How surprising. Mike: They could be halfway to Moscow by now. Saul: First, chill. Second, doubtful. Carrie is all about saving her friend Max. She’s probably somewhere in Pakistan. Mike: This is an outrage. Rules! I must follow them! I’m referring this to the FBI. Saul: Whatever. Send me a text or something when you find her ok byeeeeee

Carrie and Yevgeny are somewhere in Pakistan, it turns out. They’re listening to the radio, which is such a quaint thing for two lovers frenemies to do together. The radio report is about Haqqani turning himself in, and they get to talking about the CIA’s working theory that Carrie is a traitor who told her Russian handler—Yevgeny—about the president’s helicopter so that he could alert Haqqani who could fire an RPG! Phew. That’s a lot. They’re both like “yeah that didn’t happen” but also realize the, like, component of weirdness of the situation since they’re off on this road trip together and look extra double super suspicious now. “Ironic,” Carrie says while gazing out the window.

They pull up to a checkpoint. Yevgeny gets out of the car because he is In Charge. He approaches two guys, who are actually his homies, inquiring about where “the American” (Max) is. They have a line on him.

Carrie and Yevgeny’s next stop is a small Pakistani village. Again Yevgeny gets out of the car and instructs Carrie to stay. But we all know (and he should too by now!) that if you tell Carrie not to do something, she turns into a four-year-old child who instantly must do that thing. Plus her spidey senses are tingling. Maybe she recognizes some of these structures? She hops out of the car and ends up at a gravesite. Rows upon rows of graves with the year “2014” etched across the bottom. Uh oh. A few split-second flashbacks later and… yep, these are the graves of the people she dropped a bomb on in “The Drone Queen.”

Carrie: Quit fucking with me. Yevgeny: Heh? Carrie: Quit 👏 fucking 👏 with 👏 me  Yevgeny: I’m not fucking with you. Carrie: Coolio, so we just happened to end up at the village I decimated four years ago in the event that probably more than any other haunts my waking nights? Yevgeny: What do you think happens after you decimate a village with a bomb, Carrie? We come in, help them rebuild the mosque, and develop contacts. It’s not a coincidence we’re here. But I’m not fucking with you. Carrie: I’m changing the subject now. What did the imam say? Yevgeny: He knows where Max is. Come on.

Saul, resident hottie Scott Ryan, and Not Martha Boyd are gathered around a conference table in Kabul station, talking to Linus and his homies back at the White House. They’re all very concerned that Haqqani’s trial will be a sham, he’ll be put up against a wall and shot, and that will mean more violence and more instability, and certainly not an end to “The Forever War.” Not Martha mentions that the lead judge is a woman she knows from some embassy events and she’s fair and independent so they can probably influence her (umm… what?)! Their meeting is interrupted by Hayes, who’s apparently just wandering the halls of the West Wing searching for something to do. He’s generally displeased this is all taking place behind his back, but no one thinks he can do anything, so it’s understandable. He flatly denies Saul’s request to declassify some intelligence that could prove Haqqani is innocent, asks again for the “action plan” to kill more brown people, and storms out.

Back in Carrie/Yevgeny land, Yevgeny continues to pry about the drone strike. He says again he didn’t put two and two together, then proceeds to ask actual personal questions like, “so is that why you left the CIA?” Carrie explains her mental state in season four, which is not something she’s ever done, but it’s interesting nonetheless. She catches herself at the end again questioning whether he’s being truthful or not, because if he is, she doesn’t know why. Poor Carrie has no concept of a personal relationship that’s not transactional.

They eventually arrive at the house where Max is being kept. Again, Yevgeny does all the talking. Carrie storms in to find Max, sprawled out on a mattress, one arm still handcuffed to the bed frame. Immediately she springs into nurturing, concerned Carrie, which is not a hat she wears often (side note: when will Carrie wear another hat?). Max says he’s fine but the narsty wound they show in close-up confirms otherwise. He explains that he doesn’t have the flight recorder anymore but he didn’t want to make a big deal about it, lest it suggest the flight recorder was not just some random red boxy thing. “You did good,” Carrie assures him.

Unfortunately, their touching moment ends right there because a few trucks full of Taliban soldiers pull up to the house. They uncuff Max and then cart him off. Yevgeny looks on helpless. Carrie tells Max she will find him. Then she goes off on the dude who let them in. Yevgeny has to physically restrain her. He looks in her eyes, tells her he’ll take care of this while Carrie attempts to calm her breathing. Did anyone else get the indication he has definitely done this before? He was too effective for that to be a rookie attempt. Anyhoozles, Yevgeny finally gets the location where they took Max, so it’s off to stop #3.

At Dover Air Force Base, Hayes is asking Linus for his unconditional loyalty, which is always something you want a president to be asking for. He’s really miffed that people are going behind his back but Linus says something like “we gotta be in the information flow, man.” Hayes repeats the phrase back, and you definitely get the indication he’s the type of person who uses words and phrases wrong all the time without realizing. Again, he’s the president! Don’t you feel safe?

Oh, the reason they’re at the base is because Hayes had an empty casket shipped back on Air Force One for a photo op. And surprise, surprise! G’ulom came over too. I’m sure they’ll have tons to talk about.

Elsewhere in Pakistan, Saul is grasping at straws and goes to Bunny’s home. Tasneem is there, because they have no secrets between them. Saul pleads for their help coming up with a way to help Haqqani. If they don’t, there will be another war, right at their border, and that’s not great for America, but they’re 7000 miles away. It’s really not great for Pakistan, because it’ll be right on their doorstep. Bunny is having none of it. The Americans play hot and cold with Pakistan, asking for their help whenever it suits them and in the interim killing their citizens, withholding aid, and generally being massive dicks. Enough already!

Saul sees himself out, but Tasneem surprisingly comes knocking on his car window. She’ll help him. Why? She doesn’t want to watch the world burn. This is a surprise because I thought that was Tasneem’s defining quality.

Carrie and Yevgeny arrive at stop #3, which is a field just above where Max is being kept. Carrie scopes out the house. It’s barely being guarded, but who knows how long that’ll last. She decides to phone a friend, but Saul never answers his damn phone. So she decides to phone a Single White Female.

Jenna: Carrie? What the hell? You made me look like an idiot. Carrie: Made you? Lol ok. Anyway, please listen. Mike: What are you doing, Carrie? Carrie: Oh, great, you again. I found Max. Y’know, that thing you guys were doing anything in your power to accomplish? I did it in like 12 hours. Mike: Who are you with? Carrie: ...Breezing by that question. Anyway, here are the coordinates. Will you call special ops? Max is in critical condition, I don’t know how much longer he can make it.  Mike: Do you have any idea how much trouble you’re in? Carrie: Do you have any idea how much I don’t give a fuck? Just call special ops. Bye. [click] Mike: You are now a fugitive, your case is with the FBI, Carrie…? CARRIE?

In the Oval Office, Hayes and G’ulom meet for an “unofficial summit.” Hayes reads a headline on his iPad that declares “The Two Presidents,” which… is certainly a true thing about them. Hayes hems and haws about going back to war with the Taliban, and G’ulom says some manipulative stuff about the US being all-powerful fighters who could totally put them away in two to three weeks. Hayes doesn’t even know he’s being manipulated though and plays right into G’ulom’s hand. He eats this shit up! He loves hearing about American dominance and how he could be the steward of it. If it means murdering even more brown people, that’s just a bonus!

Saul and his new BFF Tasneem arrive at the home of the lead judge for Haqqani’s trial and plead with her that he’s innocent. She asks for literally any evidence and their response is “just trust us, two perfect strangers who barged into your house late at night.” She’s highly skeptical until Tasneem pulls up a news article about the RPG that hit one of the Taliban caravans back in episode two. That was meant for Haqqani, because he wanted peace and the ISI didn’t, and he still agreed to the peace deal. This is apparently enough to sway her, so she agrees to a continuance for one week while Saul and Tasneem figure out what to do.

Carrie is taking a light nap in the back seat of Yevgeny’s truck when he wakes her. Some more cars have arrived at the house where Max is. She peers through the binoculars to see Jalal Haqqani rolling up with his crew. Shit. Jalal enters the room where Max is being held and asks him who shot down the helicopters. “What helicopters?” Max cooly replies. Max 4 President!

Above, Carrie is panicked and phones Mike again. Mike admits that no, special ops isn’t coming. It’s too risky, they haven’t scouted the site, etc. Carrie, totally missing the point, offers to scout the site herself. The issue, of course, isn’t with the site, it’s with Carrie herself. She’s a rogue agent, calling from a Russian sat phone. Who else is even listening in on this call? Carrie says, verbatim, “I don’t underestimate the difficulty.” Whenever Carrie goes searching for euphemisms (“That is a mischaracterization!”) you know she’s in deep shit and that she knows she’s in deep shit. She pleads with Mike that Max is one of ours and we can’t just abandon him. He says they’re doing all they can, which is of course a lie. This must all feel eerily reminiscent of Brody and Tehran for her, a slow-motion car crash she’s powerless to stop.

In need of something, anything, to do, Carrie asks Yevgeny for his gun. She’s going to scout the site herself, at least see if Max is still alive. Yevgeny reluctantly agrees but vows to book it if she gets in trouble, which is also of course a lie.

In Kabul, Saul visits Haqqani in his cell, which is also eerily reminiscent of the cage they kept Brody in in season three. He tells him of the continuance he secured and Haqqani is like, “bro, why are you doing all this?” Saul says it’s because he’s innocent. Haqqani knows the truth though: after forty of years of war, none of them are still innocent.

In the court room, one by one the judges file in. The last and presiding one, however, is not the woman Tasneem and Saul met the night prior. That’s right, G’ulom pulled the ol’ trial judge switcheroo! This new guy is definitely not ordering a continuance. He gives a speech about the pain and suffering Haqqani has inflicted on thousands of people. How he killed both presidents. He sentences him to death. Saul looks on horrified. He calls Linus, who informs him that Hayes has asked for new perspectives on Afghanistan, and John Zabel is in the Oval Office meeting with him as they speak. They are extremely disgusted, so we know John Zabel must suck. Outside the courthouse, crowds have gathered in celebration of the announcement of Haqqani’s inevitable execution.

In the Oval Office, Linus interrupts the meeting between Hayes and John Zab—oh my god, it’s Hugh Dancy! Ok, ok, we all knew it would be Hugh Dancy, but it’s still exciting! He has a terrible haircut, awful facial hair, and gives off general vibes of hot evilness. He makes a few incredibly racist remarks, praises Hayes’ quick action in avenging Beau Bridge’s death, and talks about next steps. Linus comes thisclose to doing a Jim Halpert on The Office impression.

A few Taliban soldiers come into Max’s room and drag him up. He groans and yells. Outside, Carrie, gun in hand, makes her way to the perimeter of the house. They’ve carried Max into the courtyard and are pulling an orange jumpsuit on him. He screams in protest, doing everything he can to resist. Jalal stands in front, camera and tripod at the ready. Carrie watches in horror, beginning to put the pieces together. They pull Max’s glasses off and she pulls her pistol up, ready to shoot.

Suddenly, Yevgeny grabs her from behind, his hand over her mouth, muzzling her cries. He puts her against a wall (why is this so sexual??) and stares into her eyes. “No,” he whipsers. For once, she listens.

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[subtlehysteria]

Hi! I'm one of your readers from AO3! Personally speaking, what is your favorite part about writing the "Surviving Space With Your Ex-Fiancé" series other than having your own interpretation of Adam?

Hello! Hmmm this is an awesome question! (Get ready for me to ramble, lol)

I think besides building Adam’s character I really love having the chance to expand on things the show wasn’t able to due to time constraint on each episode - like Hunk and Shay’s relationship or the development of Keith and Lance’s partnership and the intricacies it entails. I get to show everyone the “behind the scenes” of the Voltron fam and their relationships (both platonic and romantic) and add in my own (and others) headcanons, as well as episodes that we wished we could have had but unfortunately, wasn’t able to make the final cut (*cough* *cough* beach episode *cough* *cough*)

I’ve especially enjoyed writing up character sheets for team Voltron and their families, again weaving in a lot of the fandom’s more shared headcanons whilst fleshing out the characters with my own ideas. Building up Adam’s mom and dad’s stories and personalities has been so fun, I can’t wait for you guys to learn more about them and their story! (And also Shiro’s parents when we eventually meet them). Also writing the Brogane-Wadekar family dynamic and their memories from before Kereboros is always fun.

I also get to show the in-depth development for each character from Adam’s perspective. Adam is the eyes and ears of the fandom in this series, he gets to watch everything and have a part in it, allowing us to be closer to the team and experience the emotions and thought processes of the characters “in person” in a sense.

I’ve also gotten so many comments saying thank you for representation which always makes me smile, with Adam being half-Pakistani, Lance speaking Spanish in the series and also leaning towards a more non-binary style when he has the confidence, and Keith being gay/demi.

Overall I’m loving that I’m reconnecting with the show but also putting my own spin on it. It’s an amazing world to write in and it also gives me ample opportunities to be creative and create different cultures and what their practices are (like the Altean and Galra cultures, how they court, why they dress the way they dress, their languages etc.) 

So yeah! Thanks again for asking, this was fun to answer

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Status Post #7396: My postives and negatives of each season for VLD (part 4)

Season 7

Positives

Shiro being confirmed as an out and proud queer POC amputee and no, I never saw it as queerbait as I knew one of the paladins would eventually end up being part of the LGBTQ+ spectrum.

Keith killing Macidus to save his teammates.

Keith calling Krolia "mom" before she leaves with Kolivan to rebuild the BOM.

Pidge's mother Colleen.

Lance's sister Veronica.

Acxa helping Team Voltron.

Team Atlas. Yes I didn't have a problem with James, Ina, Ryan and Nadia, especially they're three-thirds non-white if you include Veronica, who is Cuban as in that Ryan is black and Nadia is Arab/South Asian [Pakistani due to her last name being a common surname there] (due to her actress being of said ethnicity).

Admiral Sanda's redemption equals death.

Sendak being offed by Keith.

IGF-Atlas becoming a mecha robot not unlike in Robotech and the Delta Command Megazord.

Commander Iverson turning out to be a jerk with a heart of gold.

Lance's "don't you touch her" moment.

Shiro's new arm.

Hunk focus in the second half.

The epilogue and stinger.

Negatives

Adam not having a lot of screentime prior to his death.

Acxa only appearing in two episodes.

Should’ve been longer than 13 episodes, so maybe 20 with seven episodes focusing on the side characters.

Not much focus on Allura and Pidge.

Romelle not having a major role.

Season 8

Positives

Merla finally appeared.

"Day Forty-Seven" being a good character focus for both Ryan and Nadia.

“Shadows” being a Honerva focused flashback episode.

Honerva being the big bad.

Zethrid and Ezor surviving the blast because I knew they were still alive and also redeeming themselves.

Acxa becoming a Blade in the end.

Allurance.

Pidge and Allura interaction in "Launch Date".

Crisis on Infinite Earth-esque storyline.

Team Voltron teaming up with their predecessors.

Zarkon's death equals redemption.

Melenor having a speaking role in her second and last appearance on the show with Kimberly Brooks voicing her.

Vehicle Voltron in the epilogue.

Romelle's role is more expanded than the last season.

Negatives

Like season 7, should’ve been longer than 13 episodes, so maybe 20 with seven episodes focusing on the side characters.

Acxa only had a major role in one episode like in the previous season, though she appeared in more episodes when compared to the previous season.

Allura’s fate in the ending.

The epilogue except for Keith, Hunk and Pidge’s fates.

Olia and Nyma didn’t speak at all, though they did survive.

Some of the characters were OOC, most notably the paladins themselves.

Shiro, Lance and Allura didn’t deserve their fate in the end as in Shiro marrying Curtis despite no romantic interest between each other prior to this, Lance being a farmer in Altea with the implication that he may never find a new love with someone else as he's unable to move on from Allura's fate and Allura ascending with Honerva when really it should've been only Honerva doing so since this was the end of her storyline, especially that the epilogue really PISSED off both LGBTQ+ and POC fans of the show.

No mention or confirmation on Rolo’s fate.

Lotor’s fate as in being horribly scarred and burned, thus KIA as a result of what happened in season 6.

Luca’s death since I feel she should've survived and continued as a rival to Allura, Pidge and Acxa.

Didn't revisit the Altean Empire reality since it would’ve made a great reality for Honerva to enter.

The leaks turning out to be real.

Melenor didn't appear in the final scene.

This article is worth the read on how the epilogue is an OOC strangled by the string moment for Shiro, written by @aralcle.

Didn't really see Allura becoming corrupted by Quintessence like Zarkon, Honerva, Lotor and Luca.

No mermaids or even Dayak appearing with the Coalition.

Lotor didn't deserve his fate. I feel like he could've had a redemption equals death in a confrontation with Lance, ultimately realising what he had become.

Allurance wasn't properly developed.