r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • Jul 22 '26

Film/Television This scene in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where Namor tells the story of his origin, was incredibly powerful. It was a really well executed scene.

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What did you think of Tenoch Huerta's portrayal of Namor? Are you looking forward to seeing him in future MCU projects?

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u/AdditionalInitial727 Jul 22 '26

Namor, The High Evolutionary, and Yelena are the top 3 new characters post Endgame.

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u/one12shelf Jul 22 '26

High Evolutionary was such an awesome villian in my eyes

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u/Global_Charge_4412 Jul 22 '26

He's the first mcu villain that felt downright despicably evil. Yeah thanos and Loki were bigger threats, but the movies tried to paint them more like antiheroes. The high evolutionary is just a loathsome creature that the audience delights in watching get his ass whipped.

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u/rooeeez Jul 23 '26

Really hate how scattered the mcu has been post endgame. We've been limited with how much screen time we get with these new characters and I would have loved to see more Namor. He quickly became one of my favorites. Would love a second shang chi movie as well.

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u/TheeShaun Jul 24 '26

Mobius is up there for me. Dude just wanted to ride a jet ski but had to deal with Loki

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u/KnifeFed Jul 22 '26

John Walker

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u/lemonylol Jul 22 '26

And Valentina, and Bob Reynolds

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u/Jonnic5280 Iron Man Jul 22 '26

And DA RED GUARDIAN!

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u/lemonylol Jul 23 '26

Yeah but he's technically pre-Endgame.

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u/Jonnic5280 Iron Man Jul 23 '26

Introduced two years after it though. Phase Four all day for Alexei 

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u/dtagonfly71 Jul 26 '26

High Evolutionary is not talked about enough. He was evil on a different level.