The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever plot has a huge issue that somewhat ruins Namor’s story - here’s what you need to know.
Namor seems genuinely interested in ensuring that no harm will come to his people. Just as Marvel said, he’s a hero in his own mind. He doesn’t set out to conquer the world; he responds to perceived threats. However, he does so rather impulsively.
His hatred toward the surface world is understandable, given what happened to his people some 500 years ago. That’s the kind of trauma that doesn’t go away, especially in a world that’s secluded from others, impervious to other opinions and perspectives that could reshape minds and help people heal.. The Mad Titan wiped out half of all living beings in the universe with the help of the Infinity Stones. It all happened dispassionately and somewhat equitably.
Five years later, half of the Talokan would have returned to life. Namor and his people would have had time to understand what had happened. And realize that the surface world, with the Avengers at the helm, beat a different Thanos to preserve all life in the universe. Talokan life included.and a troubling theme for Marvel’s MCU Phase 4.With that in mind, Namor’s fierce hatred toward the world just a few years afterfeels unwarranted. He’s not a psycho who can’t help himself but be evil.
Not even Shuri tries to make that point while reasoning with him that the surface world helped Talokan, whether Namor likes it or not.Marvel is dying to move away fromin its MCU stories. But you can’t ignore that world-ending event that marked the entire universe. It’s like moving on after COVID and pretending the pandemic years never happened, or that they did not influence everyday life in ways we couldn’t have foreseen in early 2020.
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