Eyes of Wakanda Trailer Previews MCU Black Panther Show
Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Eyes of Wakanda serves as an animated prequel to Ryan Coogler's two Black Panther movies. The four-part anthology will follow the Hatut Zaraze, brave Wakandan warriors who must complete dangerous missions to retrieve Vibranium artifacts from Wakanda's enemies.
Check out the official Eyes of Wakanda trailer below:
What is seen in the Eyes of Wakanda trailer?
The Eyes of Wakanda trailer introduces prospective audiences to some of the primary characters in the animated series, like Winnie Harlow's Noni, a disgraced former member of the Dora Milaje, and Cress Williams' Lion, a former Wakandan general-turned-pirate. The trailer also features a quick glimpse at 'the MCU's 1st ever female Iron Fist,' who will be voiced by Jona Xiao.
Coogler developed Eyes of Wakanda and serves as an executive producer alongside Brad Winderbaum, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian, Kalia King, and Dana Vasquez-Eberhardt. Eyes of Wakanda will be the third installment in Marvel Studios' Black Panther franchise and the first Disney+ series.
A third live-action Black Panther movie remains in development at Marvel Studios. Plot details remain heavily under wraps for the MCU sequel, although Denzel Washington is all but confirmed to have a role in the movie. However, Black Panther 3 will not mark the next appearance of the title superhero; it will instead be in Avengers: Doomsday.
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Letitia Wright is confirmed to be reprising her role as Shuri, who took up the mantle of Black Panther in 2022's Wakanda Forever following the death of her older brother T'Challa, in Doomsday. Her Black Panther co-stars Winston Duke and Tenoch Huerta Mejía are also set to appear in Doomsday, reprising their respective roles as M'Baku and Namor.
All four episodes of Eyes of Wakanda drop onto Disney+ on August 1, 2025. It will be the first series released as part of Phase 6 of the MCU.
Originally reported by Lee Freitag at SuperHeroHype.
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