Скачать или смотреть Isabella V. Shares Her Take on the Marvel Series, Eyes of Wakanda

Eyes of Wakanda is a gorgeous and incredibly investing show with incredibly well written characters and storylines. Every episode shines in its own unique way, leading to an engaging and shocking experience.

The storyline follows War Dogs, a group of Wakandan soldiers whose goal is to retrieve stolen artifacts, with each episode having a Wakanda artifact found by a different War Dog at different times. However, the War Dogs deal with challenges when retrieving each one, from physical to mental.

The animation is phenomenal; everything is stunning, especially the backgrounds. For example, the intro of each episode is uniquely executed and visually appealing in its sketchy look. I also enjoy the look of the weapons and how creative their designs are. This is complimented by the amazing fight choreography that takes advantage of the area each character is in such as when Noni (Winnie Harlow) uses the curtains of the ship in episode one. The score is terrific and enhances the action and emotion of each scene. Another technical aspect worth mentioning is the costuming and how they incorporate not only the characters’ personalities, but also their culture. One that I particularly like is The Lion’s (Cress Williams) outfit, as it shows not only his power but his confidence. Each character is extremely well written, with each having great character arcs both individually and overlapping with others. The characters feel so believable which made me feel empathetic towards them. I was constantly excited to see how everything would play out, or what characters we would follow next. The story is wonderfully written and fits perfectly into a TV show format. It takes advantage of individual episodes, with each character having its own story, while managing to tell a comprehensive story that’s easy to follow.

The show’s message is to follow your own path and not the one that others want you to. Be forewarned that there are some intense scenes including blood and death.

I give Eyes of Wakanda 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. It releases on Disney+ on August 1, 2025.
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