Jay Wai's Thoughts

EP 1 — INTO THE LION’S DEN

1. Starting with opening credits; interesting

2. Great animations. Exciting action scenes!

3. Noni showcasing her exceptional skills as a warrior.

4. Fascinating conversation between The Lion and Noni that tells of Wakanda’s secrecy, and sending agents out of missions, sometimes against each other. Fascinating!

5. Framing Wakanda as a nation that suppresses freedoms is an interesting choice…

EP 2 — LEGENDS AND LIES

1. The story takes us to Ancient Greece!

2. Achilles of Troy; presenting an old tale as a mission. Trojan Horse, their Achilles heel.

3. Also, beautiful pastel colors!

4. Also, a story about painful betrayal, service, and loyalty, of friendship and brotherhood.

5. Fascinating that it is also about self-realization.

EP 3 — LOST AND FOUND

1. Ancient China! (1400 AD, during the Ming Dynasty!) Also, dragons are an important figure in Chinese culture; even the dragon symbolizes the emperor.

2. Agent Basha is overconfident.

3. Fascinating that Jorani (the spy) would ask for the return of the dragon artifact, inside which was a Wakandan artifact.

4. Fascinating intersecting of two cultures, over an artifact that has importance to both.

5. Great story. Great visuals too!

EP 4 — THE LAST PANTHER

1. Interesting settings against the Battle of Ada in 1896, it seems; when the Ethiopians first went up against the Kingdom of Italy.

2. Prince Tafari and Kuda return from a mission.

3. The episodes line up to tell a story in Ep4, as well as connects directly to the first Black Panther (2018) film.

4. Interesting storyline about timelines and futures

8-9/10, or 4.5/5, if you catch my drift 😏

Incredible visuals, I’d say. Amazing sound effects too!

The protagonists live! (Because of course they do; what’s a superhero movie if they don’t?)

Pleasant surprise to know hyperspace travel and lightspeed (well, a version of it) exists in the MCU

One mid-credits scene (ooh!), connects directly to Avengers: Doomsday (I thought it was gonna connect to Thunderbolts, but it doesn’t. (It might, off-screen, if you squint…?)).

Also one post-credits scene, fun little F4 in-universe cartoon

S1E1 — Take Me Home

1. Cool title card, liked it.

2. Fascinating that as smart as she is, her track record was what got her kicked out of MIT.

3. Parker is shady, but that’s expected from a guy with a lair and all that.

4. Inadvertently creating Natalie from her subconscious is interesting.

S1E2 — Will The Real Natalie Please Stand Up?

1. More somewhat-shenanigans with NATALIE; fascinating.

2. Joe seems like a cool person, is he hiding something we as the audience don’t know yet?

3. Parker mentions a deal gone wrong with an entity; who is this? Also, what’s with Parker’s powers?

S1E3 — We In Danger, Girl

1. Interesting reveal that “Joe” is Obadiah Stane’s son Ezekiel. Maybe he’s being overly-nice is that because he wants to not be like his dad.

2. Riri getting PTSD flashbacks, and still not telling NATALIE what’s going on?