Spoilers Before "Eyes of Wakanda".

"Black Panther" still stands like Creative High Points of one of the Marvel Cinema UniverseAnd "Eyes of Wakanda" adds only to its already impressive heritage. When the animated series was released in winter 2023, the Wakandan Warriors' premise withdraws artifacts throughout history felt the perfect expansion of the existing orbed "Black Panther". In addition, some fans immediately noticed the similarities between Eric Kilmonger Stevens (Michael B. Jordandan) and the said mission of the show's "military dogs" on the show, which made them wonder if we would see Marvel's beloved antagonist again. Well, the favorite of the fan MCC appears in the "eyes of Wakanda", but not the way you would think, and it is the perfect fastener of Kilmoner's first appearance in the franchise.

The first episode of "The Eyes of Wakanda", titled "In the Lion's Day", focuses on Noni (Winnie Harlow), a former warrior Dora Milaya, who follows the lion (Cres Williams), another hostile waked up with a bunch of vibranium. It is vital to stop the lion before it grows powerful enough to start a war with Wakanda, and it is not difficult to notice the parallels between their conflict and the one between T'kala (Chadwick Bosman) and Kilmonger in Black Panther. Moreover, it turns out that special operatives have been taking similar missions for centuries, deepening the strange links Kilmonger has on his vine in Wakandan. Instead of returning those weapons at home to be locked in a vault, the lion wants to avenge the oppressed people by force.

This whole gathering of Wakandan's artifacts also made me wonder if Kilmonger was supposed to appear in the "eyes of Wakanda", and the latest episode of the series did not disappoint in that regard. Titled "The Last Panther", this chapter follows two operatives of the adventure of an adventure that indirectly sets the famous - and crucial - scene where Kilmonger has a visit to the UK Museum in Black Panther. Indeed, as it became a motive in MCC, it turns out that Wakanda was responsible for creating one of the biggest problems for years before it became a problem.

"The Last Panther" opens in the Ethiopian city of Adva, around 1896 and monitors Prince Tafari's adventure with his guardian Kuda. They are looking for Wakandan's artifact in warehouse, but it becomes more difficult due to the ongoing conflict between the Italian military and the fighters for the resistance of the Ethiopians. Tafari gets the glittering hammer, and Black Panther Fans will immediately recognize it as the same form as Kilmonger sees at the British Museum early in that film. If it was the only yam, it would be more than enough, but things are going deeper for our unusual couple, which is confirmed by the fact that the fuzzer is in the background of their mission after rolling the title card.

In the continuity of Marvel Comics, the fuzzer appears only for historical events at the Great League level, which is why it is briefly appearing in the Animated series as "X-Men" 97, "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman" and now "Eyes of Wakanda". We find out why when Kuda and Tafari eventually meet the title "Last Panther" (Anika Noni Rose), who traveled back in time with the help of a "quantum scanner". As it turns out, their mission is to find the artifact that causes an apocalyptic foreign invasion in the future and prevent him from falling into the hands of Wakandan before running for T'kala with Kilmonger. In other words, "Wakanda's eyes" literally uses Kilmonger's iconic moment to tell one of the coolest multi -meaning stories in the whole MCU multivarous saga to this day.

Obviously, in the future timeline, mankind was set by some kind of insect horde and fell because Wakanda never adopted the philosophy of integration that it developed after the "Black Panther" events. Basically, T'kala had to meet Kilmonger and fight for their different views to ensure that Wakanda would be on hand to help use these extraterrestrial strikers. However, he cannot do so if the ax is not in Adwa when he falls, because he has to cross the black market for decades to take place in the museum seen in a "black panther". It is an inspired withdrawal from the creatives of the series, the show-show Todd Harris, and made it more intensively after choosing to make this adventure the one that appears closest to the MCC day in "The Eyes of Wakanda".

Kilmoner himself is a popular character enough That he continues to inspire spiritual arguments for years after both the "Black Panther" and "Black Panther: Wakanda forever" published in the cinemas. That kind of emotional connection is less common than you would like when it comes to comics films, and the choice to strengthen the most ambitious story in Kilmoner's "Eyes of Wakanda". The usual complaint about this current cycle of "multiversum narrative" is that his stories have no weight because it is difficult to attach conflict stakes when characters can be immediately replaced by their variants of carbon copies of the worlds that we know very little about. And until I share those complaints, "Wakanda's eyes" still offers a solution that many people will respond well thanks to his relationships with the "black panther".

No doubt, Marvel fans go theorizing what this means to Wakanda's future timetable and if we see the "last panther" somewhere soon. Rose, for his part, is not alien to play copyright, and many "black panther" fans probably want Her performance as Princess Tiana in "Princess and Frog" Also. Regardless, it's a great way to craft another layer of audience, as Rose's casting makes the whole meaning in the world. Meanwhile, MCC's TV shows have been on a hot string for about a year, and the "eyes of Wakanda" is probably the first animated project to feel modest to sit down with the bids for live action on the property. If there is a lesson to be learned here, it is that the mutual connection of MCC, when acting properly, is more than strength than something to be overcome.

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