Eyes of Wakanda

Eyes of Wakanda is a mildly entertaining blip that neither adds to nor detracts from the MCU mythos.
78/1002174
Starring
Gary Anthony Williams, Anika Noni Rose
Creator
Todd Harris
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
Release date
Aug 1, 2025
Where to watch
Disney+
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Eyes of Wakanda isn't breaking any new ground either as a piece of art or within the Black Panther's mythology. Super fans of the property may enjoy another trip to the fictional African nation, but its quartet of vingettes adds so little to the overall MCU tapestry that there's little reason for casual viewers to turn it on.

In Eyes of Wakanda, a team of elite Wakandan warriors, known as the Hatut Zeraze, embark on covert missions across history to safeguard their nation’s secrets and vibranium. With each episode set in a new era, they navigate global threats, from ancient civilizations to modern espionage, using advanced technology and unyielding loyalty to protect Wakanda’s legacy.

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