"Wakanda's Eyes" is another strong entry into the recent course of the original Disney -based animated series, following the heels of Great shows like "X-Men" 97 " and "your friendly settlement Spiderman". While Wakanda's computer -animated look is not highlighted in the same way as the more hand -drawn aesthetics of those previous series, it still looks good, and has a very interesting material in the four episodes, every one tells an independent story of Vakanda's secret spy network, "Khatut Zarza".

But there is one thing that pushes me: vibranium. The mysterious metal of space, the source of Wakanda's hyper-advanced technology in today's MCC, has always been a little badly defined in the franchise. It is basically indestructible and absorbs energy at an extreme rate. It is also responsible for the transformation of ecosystems around it. In films, this usually manifests itself as scientific technology such as flying vehicles, superpower, energy weapons, gown devices, etc.

But in the "eyes of Wakanda", we have been jumping for thousands of years, and in many ways, it seems that the power of Wakanda's vibranium technology ... is the same? They have holographic projections, spears and knives that shoot at purple energy explosions and other devices that, for all intentions and purposes, seem to progress as we see nowadays. Now, I am fully open to the idea that the very presence of vibranium has led to Wakandan's civilization to hit certain technological advances before the rest of the human world. But it is not necessarily in accordance with what we see in the films "Black Panther".

I understand that Vibranium is incredibly durable. I understand that it is an amazing conductor of energy. But I understand less as it leads to space binoculars of the "Starwells War" in 1200 BC, or why any given spear or brooch that is subjected to vibranium, basically functioning as a red barrel in a video game, waiting for any stray blow to detonate it.

And I want to be extremely clear that this confusion does not destroy it, and even really makes my enjoyment of the "eyes of Wakanda". If nothing else, these are questions that would like more thorough explanations. The story of how access to a particular mineral has led to not only strong armor, but the discovery of electricity and digital technologies for thousands of years it would be early to see. The fact that every "vibranium artifact" in the new show basically feels like a magical trifle with a glossy purple vibration seems to me reductive.

There is also a few questions about how Wakandan's civilization developed recently - or more precisely, as not.

Yes, Vakanda is incredibly advanced to today's standards when we look at them in the films "Black Panther" and "Avengers". But in an era when the Ironeles man responds, shield herelicaries and any kind of other scientific technologies around the world, it is also not that Away from a bridge to cross. "Eyes of Wakanda" shows that many of the basic systems that make up Wakanda-Digital Communication, Advanced Air Travel, Sophisticated Widely-Energy Rail Systems Seeing the First "Black Panther"-at least 600 years old. So why is the technology of absorbing the impact of Furi treated as so important in movies? Why not like this Already Is medical technology needed to save T'kala's life when it dies?

Yes, this is hitting a conspiracy-low-class internet activity in which I try not to knead hard. If nothing else, Wakanda's version shown in the new spin-off series Black Panther is more intriguing because it shows an even more advanced world. And, with righteousness, the animated shows do not have to be intended to be a one-on-one match with the main MCU. But when you get out of your way to make so many connections, these types of questions will arise.

It is very likely that I am the problem. Maybe too many years of Stunning hunting of Easter eggs They left me not to take the version of the events right before me at nominal value. There is a ton of really cool things in "Wakanda's eyes". I just have no idea how vibranium actually works.