Wakanda and Namor’s Atlantis Complicated History Explained

Описание: I have to imagine that thousands of years of war started when Namor wouldn’t share his wing shoe things. Atlantis and Wakanda, the modern day warring families who represent one of the greatest tumultuous relationships in all of Marvel comics. They’ve had a very long history of competition, and are led by two of the strongest leaders in the pages of the comic books. T’Challa on one side, Namor the Sub Mariner on the other. Two of the most advanced civilizations on the planet Earth constantly at odds with each other makes for some great content, and the MCU is about to bring this confrontation to the forefront, likely with its own MCU twist. So what is this complicated history behind this even more complicated relationship? Let’s find out right now.

Both Wakanda and Atlantis are ancient civilizations. They have extremely old roots that go back far beyond their conflict of origin. So let's set the scene, just what are these ancient origins of these two incredibly advanced civilizations. Each of these incredibly Advanced kingdoms were ruled by great people, who would eventually go on to become superheroes in Protectors of Earth, not just their own countries. However, they tend to be a little, what's the word? Stubborn? Yeah I think that's safe to say. Truth be told, I think we're in for the next great rivalry of the MCU and one that will be unlike any we have seen before. Which nation do you think will come out on top when the two go to war in Black Panther Wakanda Forever? Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment, or else those little wing shoes are really going to get popular but you can’t have any.

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:49 Wakandan History
3:26 Atlantean History
5:59 War
11:09 The Future in the MCU


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Written by: Nick Twohig
Narrated by: Nick Twohig
Edited by: Ali H.

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