Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

[John R Davis]

I thought Wakanda was landlocked???

 

[Mezuka]

The vibe is good.

 

[MarkB]

I thought Wakanda was landlocked???

In at least one scene, it looks like the Atlanteans may be bringing the ocean to them.

 

[John R Davis]

In at least one scene, it looks like the Atlanteans may be bringing the ocean to them.

Wetkanda Forever

 

[Richards]

In at least one scene, it looks like the Atlanteans may be bringing the ocean to them.

Man, you can have just about anything delivered to your door nowadays, huh?

Johnathan

 

[trappedslider]

In at least one scene, it looks like the Atlanteans may be bringing the ocean to them.

Can't afford to come to the ocean this year? That's okay we'll bring it to you" - Atlantean tourism marketing

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I thought Wakanda was landlocked???

If not, it should be, since (most) cats hate water.

But on the serious side, official MCU stuff and the current Black Panther comic book disagree a bit, but both put the country inland. Both put Wakanda on the shores of a large African lake: the northern shore of Lake Turkana in Captain America Civil War and the western shore of Lake Victoria in the comic book.

 

[AnotherGuy]

I found the trailer to be beautiful, but confusing. Except the mourning was obvious and understandable.

I prefer it that way, vague yet enticing.
I also got the Namor-like feel to it which is great!

 

[Henadic Theologian]

I prefer it that way, vague yet enticing.
I also got the Namor-like feel to it which is great!

I like to get a sense of what I'm getting! But I rewatched the trailer and it seems like somekind of war between Atlantis and Wakanda for some reason.

 

[Ryujin]

Namor started as a villain, so they'll likely characterize him as at least an anti-hero in this.