Why is no one talking about Eyes of Wakanda?

I just finished all episodes. What's up with their ending I do not understand.
They are connecting it with Kilmonger in Blak panther 1.
but Why and What is the Message they are trying to say?
Did it altered the timeline?

PS: and why all of a sudden everyone is talking about Agents of Shield?

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thevokplusminus2025-11-02 13:18

It looked terrible, so I didn’t watch it

Johnny02302025-11-02 13:19

Because it's a nice series, but you forget it after two minutes. The ending is overdone, like half the Marvel series, going almost completely off topic.

Pure_evil19792025-11-02 13:24

I remember watching it... remember not hating it... don't remember anything else

egonspankler2025-11-02 13:24

I fell asleep during the first episode and haven’t returned to it

seliselio2025-11-02 13:51

I turned off the first halfway in. I have a WHOLE rant prepared when it comes to the animated MCU. And this series confirms it. But I did skip ahead to watch the Iron Fist episode as an Iron Fist fan and that one was really fun until the goofiness of the ending. "He was putting me through a Training Exercise! So forward thinking!" "? I was?!? --Oh, I mean-- I was!"

Long short, the animated shows are directed by Animation Directors who direct like theyre directing Broadway plays. The characters must Project their voices to the back rows! And they must use Large sweeping actions with Strong Silhouettes to really showcase their intentions clearly! But humans dont do that. ARCANE doesnt do this, (ok it does it maybe 5% of the time) but that' why the characters feel real instead of feeling like mickey fuxking mouse.

I didnt watch s2 of WhatIf.. or s3 if that came out. And I didnt wat h marvel zombies. Bc same same same. Ugh.

jamesrossurquhart2025-11-02 13:27

I watched it and hated it. It was a nice idea and I was excited for it. But the animated style and boring storylines just really made me forget it the moment it ended.

SP15702025-11-02 13:30

I liked the series and I thought the end did was nice ... Will I rewatch it? No...but definitely a nice way to tell a Wakanda story

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-02 13:30

PS: and why all of a sudden everyone is talking about Agents of Shield?

if i remember a guy psoted here some television channel is telecasting AOS in their tv channel and people got curious and start to talk about it.

PCofSHIELD2025-11-02 13:38

Also Brad Winderbaum was just singing it praises and it just had it’s 12 anniversary

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-02 13:53

That is very good reason.

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-02 13:31

EOW is one of series but fans are more waiting for spiderman movie and the doomsday film.

Calligrapher_Antique2025-11-02 13:36

I was expecting it to be terrible because they did such little promotion. They didn't release the FIRST trailer until FOUR DAYS before the premiere.

So my expectations were low but I thought it was excellent. Each episode better than the last.

Dicks_Hallpike2025-11-02 13:49

I think it’s a mix of “too much content” and a fair amount of “lackluster content”. I can speak for myself and to an extent my friend group - we turn up opening weekend for the movies and we watch the live action shows around when they are released, but I’ve yet to see any animated content that really wowed me and now I’m just not interested in “the cartoons”. Even more so when they have no meaningful impact on the live action world.

gaypirate32025-11-02 13:51

Gonna be honest, I didn’t know this show had come out already.

Gilded-Mongoose2025-11-02 13:51

I didn't get very far into the first episode. It doesn't come to mind very often, still don't have very much incentive to come back and finish it yet. Maybe eventually.

The first few minutes didn't draw me in very much.

Background_Royal_2612025-11-02 13:55

Because people are done with shitty Disney Marvel shows.

FictionFantom2025-11-02 14:05

Generally there is a window of engagement for each project. Most people speak their peace and move on to the next movie/show. Eyes of Wakanda was only four episodes. Not much to discuss.

Also, “everyone is talking about Agents of SHIELD”? I see two posts over the last couple days. That’s not “everyone”.

VicRamD2025-11-03 15:54

4 episodes, and I think all of them released together, so there's not a big window for theories since people saw all the episodes one after another most likely

N8CCRG2025-11-02 14:15

The real answer is because all of the animated projects are like just little cookies. They're not like a full meal the way the films are. People talk about them for a week or so afterwards, and then move on. And that's fine, there's nothing wrong with that.

As for the ending, Eyes of Wakanda was a sort of What If...? alternate timeline for the fourth episode. Though then it "corrected" itself to return to our timeline (or at least one that appears to be the same as it for as much as we've seen of it). The exact mechanics of how that works in-universe are up for interpretation and debate.

Aromatic-Cupcake48022025-11-02 15:57

The show seems to follow the linear timeline logic of changing the past changes the future. But the MCU logic is change the past creates a branch timeline.

bangarang902102025-11-02 17:43

Basically the message is that the events of Black Panther were necessary for the timeline to move correctly.

Tvisgood2025-11-02 18:53

Today’s “ why is nobody talking about “

Maybe tomorrow can be MY turn

/s

SeekerVash2025-11-02 19:22

The studio that made it folded a little bit after it was made, it's probably a case where it fell apart during development because the studio was failing and Disney was very unhappy with the studio and just dumped it.

[Inside The Bankruptcy Of Marvel's ‘Eyes Of Wakanda’ Animation Studio](https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinereid/2025/09/28/inside-the-bankruptcy-of-marvels-eyes-of-wakanda-animation-studio/)

As far as Agents of Shield goes, probably because most MCU fans are starved for content and are either rewatching it or watching it for the first time now.

No_Imagination_24902025-11-02 20:26

The idea of the ending is that they had to ensure that the stolen vibranium axe remained lost (instead of being recovered and taken back to Wakanda) to ensure that the events of the Black Panther movie played out the way they did - ie Killmonger taking the axe from the British Museum and using it in his plan to take over Wakanda. Because without the events of Black Panther, Wakanda would never have opened up to the world, leaving the planet vulnerable to alien invasion.

MarvelJesus232025-11-03 07:15

yeah I understand it now after rewatching Black panther again

VicRamD2025-11-03 15:56

That ending will make much more sense if F&WS and Wakanda Forever didn't show the Wakandians acting as if T'Chala didn’t declare they will open to the world.

marvelcomics222025-11-03 11:50

It was dumped on some random day in August after like five days of marketing, and people kind of moved on after watching it. I wasn't particularly fond of it.

The ending was basically that they had to put the axe back, so that in the future, essentially the events of Black Panther play out and Wakanda reveals itself to the world, and later helps stop an alien invasion because without Wakanda's help, they aliens win.