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Eyes Of Wakanda Ending Explained: The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest animated anthology series, Eyes of Wakanda, made its debut on Disney+. The Black Panther spinoff ended with a shocking twist that puts Chadwick Boseman’s MCU solo movie into a new perspective. Marvel has more plans for the Black Panther franchise. The third part is currently in making after Letitia Wright’s Shuri took over T’Challa's mantle. 

The Black Panther might not have arrived but viewers can enjoy MCU’s new TV show, Eyes of Wakanda. The plot of the show follows Wakanda warriors trying to recover their stolen artefact.

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Noni Refuses The Dora Milaje

The first episode focuses on Noni. A free spirit, Noni, who ends up being expelled from Wakanda's Dora Milaje. She was then asked to go on a mission to retrieve powerful Wakanda weapons from The Lion, Nkati, special ones to the king. Noni succeeds in taking out the Lion but her time seeing the outside world was different from Wakanda. It makes her refuse to join the Dora Milaje. She knows that she is never going to fit the mould. The twist in this episode is Dora Milaje’s leader Akaya, knew that war dogs were her calling.

Achilles’ Death

In the second episode, MCU tell a new version of the Trojan War with Achilles and Memnon. The latter is a member of the Wakandan member of War Dogs. Memnon betrays Achilles, which drives him mad which leading to a huge fight. Memnon was a secret agent of Wakanda. He wanted to get artefact, which was actually with Helen and Paris, an essential part of the Trojan War and leave peacefully. He leaves Achilles to die. His betrayal was enough to anger the greek hero.

Iron’s Fist

The MCU’s new Iron Fist is a capable fighter who sneaks into Agent Basha's ship. She gets into the War Dogs’ base to retrieve the dog and the dragon statue that Basha stole.

It has the same Iron Fist story, which Finn Jones’ Danny Rand had, with new heroes getting her all the powers after defeating the immortal dragon Shou-Lao. Basha was seen reckless in the entire episode.

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Wakanda’s Future And MCU’s New Time Travel Rules

The last episode is the Bank Panther’s spinoff’s most ambitious entry. It featured the first appearance of Black Panther with a complex time travel plot. When Prince Tafari and Kuda stole the Wakanda axe 1896 Ethiopia, they were stopped by the Black Panther from the future. It hints at a possible endgame for the MCU with Queen of Wakanda trying to stop it by time-travelling. After 500 years, Wakanda and the world fall to alien invaders. At last, it was revealed that Tafari and Kuda could save the world. The problem was that the advanced nation has remained closed. By putting the axe, the characters changed the future, which led to T’Challa opening Wakanda’s borders to the world.

The axe needs to be put back in place to lead to a character attempting to take charge of Wakanda. That is Killmonger, the rightful heir to the throne, who opens Wakanda to the world. It leads to stopping the Horde in the future. This is why Killmonger appears in the end, as Eyes of Wakanda’s axe has been stolen by him in Black Panther.

 

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