The movie “Black Panther 2” highlights the character of Namur; a look

Last Monday (1/11) Marvel Studios released a new feature of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. “

a tractor Personal highlights Acquaintance It includes testimonials from its translator, Tenoc Huerta, and the film’s director, Ryan Coogler.

“Feature” is a term that can refer to two types of content: a companion film or a short film. The feature in question focused on Namor, the new villain in the MCU. Submit manager reports Ryan Coogler And the cast, the video also features never-before-seen footage that highlights the story and powers of the character, who is also known as the “Prince Under the Sea.”

Starring Mexican actor Tenoc Huerta (The Purge: The Frontier), Namor was actually Marvel’s first hero. This character played one of the few roles that a new publisher saved to take over the company in the 1960s, and so the hero appeared in May 1962, in the magazine’s fourth issue.The Fantastic Four‘, when the new human flame, Johnny Storm, sees him homeless and without memory in New York.

After regaining his memory, he returns to his underwater world, first known as Atlantis, only to find it destroyed by nuclear testing. This leads him to become a hero who wants to take revenge on humanity. For this reason, one of his tantrums was responsible for helping to thaw Captain America, who is back in animation decades later.

The Sub-Mariner was also, for several years, a member of the secret political group Illuminati, which appeared in the film “Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness‘, as well as being part of the Invaders and Defenders (originally designed in 1970 by Doctor Unknown, Valkyrie, Silver Surfer, Hulk and Namor).

Speaking of which, tensions between Wakanda and Atlantis began when Namor was a member of the Defenders, while the Black Panther was hunting the Atlanteans, who were stealing technology from their country and mistaking the Hulk’s jump for a missile, prompting the Wakandans to begin a retaliatory attack.

In the movie, Atlantis was renamed Talokan. There is a suggestion that the initiative sought to distinguish the Sub-Mariner kingdom from the movie “Aquaman”, but also allowed the Aztec culture to be incorporated into the plot. Tlalocan is described in many Aztec symbols as “a heaven that greeted those who died by drowning or lightning,” or “as a result of diseases associated with the rain god.”

Based on this, one of the MCU’s biggest successes will return to the Wakanda universe, bringing together characters like Shuri (Letitia Wright) and Okoye (Danai Gurira). The film was supposed to honor T’Challa, the character of actor Chadwick Boseman, who died in 2020.

Finally, Angela Bassett, Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, and Martin Freeman will also return to the cast. Black Panther: Forever Wakanda will be released in theaters on November 10 this year.