Wakanda Forever Latest Trailer Reveals New Black Panther
Namor, The New Black Panther & Iron Heart Take Center Stage In New ‘Wakanda Forever’ Trailer
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Namor Is Coming
We also get our best look at Namor (Tenoch Huerta), the MCU’s first real introduction to the world of mutants after it was revealed Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, discovered she has an X-gene. Lord M’Baku (Winston Duke), the powerful leader of the Jabari Tribe, talks about the mysterious ruler of the underwater Aztec City of Talocan. “They call him K’uk’ulkan. The feather serpent god. Killing him will risk internal war,” he explains to his loyal tribe members while we see Namor flying thanks to his mini wings, one of his mutant abilities.
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Who Is The New Black Panther?
In the first teaser for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, a quick glimpse hints at the Black Panther tradition carrying on. We get our best look at Wakanda’s protector in this new trailer. The trailer continues to hammer home the point that Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa is dead, showing the funeral service that will honor the late king who has gone on to join his father and his ancestors in the ancestral plane.
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