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Eyes Of Wakanda finally brings us back to the beloved nation of Wakanda with an exciting and intense story full of action, emotion, and moral complexity. Last time we saw Wakanda was in Marvel's hit film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. However, this series takes place before either of the Black Panther films. Since it was announced in March 2025, my anticipation for this limited series has been running high and watching it both hit and exceeded all my expectations!

Set in 1260 BC, Eyes of Wakanda follows the Secret Agents of Wakanda as they journey across the globe to reclaim stolen Vibranium – a powerful and rare metal that fuels Wakanda’s technological advancements. Along the way, they encounter powerful enemies, including a warrior known as The Lion (Cress Williams), who is one of Wakanda’s strongest warriors, second in strength only to the King.

We get a completely new side of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with this animated television series. While MCU films nearly always showcase the main heroes who do whatever it takes to save people, this show is the polar opposite. “These are the missions that Wakanda doesn't want the world to see.” This quote from the trailer perfectly describes how the people in this series are forced to do the things Wakanda hides even from its own people. That secrecy adds a layer of mystery and danger to the story, forcing characters to act in ways that challenge their sense of right and wrong and adding emotional weight to their actions. My only complaint is that the animation style feels a little too much like a Disney film or show, reminiscent of the show Iwájú, versus having the signature style of a Marvel show, like Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman. But around halfway through the first episode, the animation style grew on me and it even came to enhance the storytelling, especially during intense sequences like when Noni (Winnie Harlow) battles The Lion, where fast pacing and vibrant visuals heighten the drama. The background music is another strong point. It helps set the mood in each scene—like the soft, emotional tones used when Memnon (Larry Herron) must make a heartbreaking choice, which ties directly into the Greek myth of Achilles’ heel.

The main message of Eyes Of Wakanda is that power can be a delicate thing. It includes themes of knowing wrong from right, loyalty, and being careful who you trust. Parents should know that it includes many scary moments, including when Noni is taken hostage.

I give Eyes Of Wakanda 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. The four-episode limited series debuts in full on Disney+ on August 1, 2025.

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