The final battle took place on the open sea. As the Wakandans engaged the Talokanil on a massive desert ship, Shuri lured Namor into a specialized aircraft designed to dehydrate him, stripping him of his god-like power. They crashed onto a desert shore, two wounded leaders fighting for the survival of their species.
The nation of Wakanda was a silent fortress of grief. The passing of King T’Challa had left a hole in the world that vibrated through the Vibranium mines and into the very hearts of his people. Queen Ramonda, standing tall despite the crushing weight of her crown, found herself leading a kingdom that the rest of the world now viewed as vulnerable. Download Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) ...
When Nakia rescued Shuri, Namor’s vengeance was swift. He flooded the Golden City of Wakanda, a tidal wave of destruction that claimed the life of Queen Ramonda. The final battle took place on the open sea
In the quiet of the sunset, Nakia introduced her to a young boy. His name was Toussaint, but in secret, he held a different title: T’Challa, son of King T’Challa. The Black Panther lived on, and Wakanda would forever endure. The nation of Wakanda was a silent fortress of grief
Rising from the depths with winged ankles and a spear of pure gold, the K’uk’ulkan—the Feathered Serpent God—did not come to negotiate. He came with a warning. His underwater kingdom, Talokan, had remained hidden for centuries, and the surface world's intrusion was a declaration of war. He gave Wakanda an ultimatum: find the scientist who built the Vibranium-detecting machine and hand them over, or watch Wakanda burn.
With her blade at his throat, Shuri felt the presence of her mother. The cycle of vengeance had already taken enough.
There, Namor showed Shuri his world—a sanctuary for his people who had fled the cruelty of Spanish conquistadors centuries ago. He offered an alliance: join Talokan and destroy the surface world, or be its first victim. Shuri, seeing the pain in his eyes that mirrored her own, refused to solve grief with genocide.