The oceans and most air have been polluted. He's practically getting high on the freshness 😂

Dude prolly wanted to start with the dialogue of menacingly introducing his name, but the fresh air got to his head first hahaha

Also M’baku: You bald-headed demon

And then he got obliterated with one punch from him.

W comment

While my friends call me Nacho. But my mom call me Bruno.

Genius

Lmao

My friends call me anjing

My favorite part too

I like how gracefully he went from water to earth. So magnificent. Awesome acting.

Not just that its his facial expressions and eyes. Saying his peoples name for him with pride and love and then looking angry and serious when he says Namor

And it’s so subtle too! Just lowering his eyebrows and the light in his eyes. He’s so good

I don't know why people make fun of him pronouncing his name (according to his people). For me, it's mesmerizing knowing how it is pronounced. It's a language that I've never learn and knowing how to pronounce that deity name is amazing. I mean, I'm kind off interested on the folklore about that deity because of that.

Details man. 🔥

Ryan Coogler man

@@Babytronians A man who respects other cultures

Weren't they just the sounds of his flying ability?

Namor in the MCU and Atlantians are suppose to be Mayan not Aztec.

Bruuuuuh w comment I’m so dead rn😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Bro💀

It was a truly Ramón moment and then begin to ramoning all the place

HOLY SHIT ITS RAFA?!

@@andrewk8175 yessir

@Wekilaa Himoninternet good comic Namor looks like a dork

@Wekilaa Himoninternet looks better than running around in a Speedo like a WWE wrestler

@@Oregonman2011 his body is more compared to an Aztec warrior

Well he was amazed

nothing anything anywhere nowhere

@@david-arthur8166 amazed by absolutely nothing

I had a stroke reading this

@@thevibe2985 he was amazed by the air and the water, methinks the oceans aren’t as clean as Wakanda’s water

This is a Easter egg relating to the Occult. Kukukan is the Generalized MesoAmerican name. The Aztecs call him Quetzalcoatl. The early Maya referred to him by his oldest name being Jehuti, which is the originally name of ‘Teotihaucan’. Teotihuacan meaning City of the Gods, Jehutihuacan meaning City of Jehuti, where one goes to attain Wisdom. Jehuti itself is a translation of Dejuthi, the Great Priest to the Temple of Light on the island of Udhal, holding the title of ‘The Holiest of the Holies’ (THOTH). This was during the age of the Late Pleistocene when the World was Atlan’s, hence why it was called Atlantis (meaning It is Atlan’s). The term Atlantean refers to the people of Atlantis, used similarly to Victorian. The Victorian peoples of Queen Victoria who lived during the Victorian Age. The Atlantean peoples of King Atlan who lived during the Atlantean Age. Dejuthi presided over the Younger Dryas Impact (12,996yrs ago) which caused Atlantis (Earth) to ‘fall’, a collapse in the civilization and the age. The YDI was brutal, a multi comet impact that would continue for a 2,000 year period, occuring the same time the Magnetic Polar Reversal occurred. This led to cataclysms from Rapid Tectonic Collision along with the collapse of the Atlantic Ridge where the Islands of Atala which stretch from Iceland to Antartica existed. Two island continents existed, on this ridge, the one in the North Atlantic being Atala the mountain peaks of which we now call the Azores. The one in the South Atlantic being Ethiopia, the mountain peaks which we now call Triste De Cunha. Prior to British revisionism, the South Atlantic was referred to as the Ethiopicum Mare (Latin) for Ethiopian Ocean. The surviving inhabitants of this region migrated to East Africa following the end of the cataclysm, resulting in East Africa getting its name and why an ethnic grouping of the diverse Ethiopians of today look very different compared to the rest of Africans. Before Dejuthi became Jehuti to the Maya in the lands of Amaruca (Plummed Serpents (Allegory)), he took point in the post Younger Dryas Impact Resettlement and established Egypt. There he was known as Kahowthi and held the title of THOTH, represented with the Ibis meaning Wisdom. As the THOTH of Egypt, Dejuthi was tasked in doing a complete restart from scratch of the civilization. It is here that the apex species and group Dejuthi came from in the Pliestocene, being those called ‘Cro Magnon’ by the Anthropology department, took on the administrative role for development. They are remembered as the Gods of Egypt and by extension Gods of all ‘myth’ and Angels of religion. In Indo-European they are referred to as the Asura (Sanskrit) used interchangeably with Ahura (Avestan) later becoming Asera (Slavic) and then Æsir (Norse Germanic). In Greece they are known as the Titans, and in Egypt they are known as the Jsw later Anglicized to Isu which Microsoft uses in Halo and Ubisoft uses in Assassins Creed. They are referred to as Arya (Sanskrit) which translated to Arios in Greek and Airyan (Avestan). It is from Airyan where Aryan (English) comes from. All who posses the ‘HG “R” (Y-DNA)’ and ‘HG “X” (mtDNA)’ as well as the RH- Blood Type (Golden Blood) descend from them. The elitist caste of our society descend from the elitist caste of their society. Additionally, you’ll notice that when Namor flies, this refers to Hermes the Messenger God in Greek known as Mercury in Roman whose image you can still find in older 10 cents. Hermes is the Greek version of Dejuthi, and when this was realized by the Greeks they conjoined him with THOTH resulting in an amalgamation of Hermes Trismigestus from which the Hermetica comes. Bonus: the Freemasonry is a composition of Mystery Schools which were established in Egypt under the direction of Dejuthi to preserve and convey the esoteric wisdoms which survived Atlantis. The Pharoahs were tasked with continuing this, hence why the title of THOTH was vested into them. Thoth later became Thuth due to accents, and attributed to names of Pharoahs such as Thuthmose, whom is the grandfather of Akhenaten (Atenmose) whom the Jews call Moses. If you would like to know more about this subject, then I recommend you visit ‘Robert Sepehr’ youtube can where he provides presentations on occult history and mystery. Furthermore I recommend reading this book ‘Ancient History, or, Annals of Kentucky’ which details the post impact migration patterns into the Americas. The term America is etymologically derived from Amaruca, a Peruvian name used in reference to the Plummed Seperents I mentioned earlier which is an allegory to the Kundalini that is sexual energy. Amaruca has various translations being Land/Heaven/Energy of the Plummed Serpents: books.google.com/books/about/Ancient_History_Or_Annals_of_Kentucky.html?id=YStOAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&gboemv=1&ovdme=1#v=onepage&q&f=false

@@NarasimhaDiyasena Tell me about Edom.

"how he ended up as Kukulkan" I think that's due to his mutant abilities, kukulkan which means feather sea serpent god who has the ability to fly, and well he's a water person with feathered wings on his feet

This is definitely a comment manufactured by the studio. Nobody in real life talks this way

@@NarasimhaDiyasena This is fascinating but you lost me at the end. America is *not* derived from "Amaruca" but rather "Americus", the Latinized name of Amerigo Vespucci, He was an Italian explorer, navigator, and cartographer who operated on behalf of Spain and Portugal for a series of voyages to explore the continents discovered one decade earlier by Christopher Columbus. Columbus mistakenly thought he landed in Asia, but it was Vespucci's voyages and published booklets that raised awareness to these "new" continents. There's some debate about how many voyages he actually conducted, and whether he was the one that actually wrote the booklets, but either way his name is the one that survived the test of time. There's also alternative theories about the origin of the term "America", but there's no known evidence to support those ideas.

Movies that want to hide bad CGI do this, like Superman CBD Batman, and morbius. It’s a common tactic to hide shitty CGI effects

@@kyleweedon5851 Yeah because a scene in the deep jungle, with only the moonlight and a weak flame needs to look like it's broad day light. You also ignore other scenes where he's clearly visible. Keep crying I guess

yeah even at the movie theater that scene was way too dark. I remember barely able to see namor coming out of the water and Shuri.

@@basicsimp8798 It is too dark. House of the Dragon, which franchise is famous for their dark scenes, look bright enough on my tv. BPWF still looks darker than it.

Yup. I watched the first two trailers and avoided everything else. They just be spoiling the whole movie

Last trailer I watched was Hulk in Thor Ragnarok, no more spoilers for me

Yeah I watch one trailer then watch interviews and clips after the movie

@@Veryy_Victoriaa same lol

I wheezed seeing these scene

and KulKulsKan all over the Black Wakandas...

@@gustavopereira4924 based

do you dislike this movie?

a menace.

Yh it was kinda scary lol

@GoodIdearBadIdear Yh I mean it’s a good thing it makes him threatening and bad ass

huh? the only change was the speed of hiw he talked lol

he’s proud of it

He was important for both nations both the Mayan and Aztec. Both called the god it’s name in their language.

Atlantis is tumar'ica so it makes sense

Fun Fact: In Thor Love and Thunder, Thor mentioned "Quetzalcoatl" when he was talking about building a God army to defeat Gor.

For me the feather make zero sense for a race that is supposed to live in the ocean and breath water. Long time comic book readers expect Namor to be a certain way and this is to far removed from the 80 year old comic book version. It looks like Disney still hasen't leanred splitting the fanbase is bad for business.

@@dlderr If you look a little about the Mayan civilization you can find that in addition to being an amazing civilization with amazing advances, it was a civilization that disappeared without leaving many clues, some historians believe that they went to live in the sea and that they probably converted to the Atlanteans, There are many theories about it, so it would make sense if we see it that way.

Agreed

That's kinda cringe bro.

"They call me Namor, but you can call me Mi amor" 😏

I mister nimdus!

And also a reference to Captain Nemo from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. One thing I tell you about him Nemo is a narrowview character

I would probably attempt to say it, something like “Coo Coo Kahn”. Hmm fitting lol.

*Best antagonist energy*

He was fantastic. Easily one of the best parts of the film

The movie was damned good..way better than the first one. He was dope asf in this

He did everything else was shallow

Well ur wrong but ok

Pretty sure that African

@@david-arthur8166 Nope

@@david-arthur8166 death whistle.

These people don’t even know cultures

@@isaiahjr9259 which people?

He paints pretty negative pictures as well

B.s

Damn I didn’t know holding an illegal immigrant at weapon point as he illegally tries to break into your country is work now. 😂😂😂 Idiots

It was Ryan Coogler who created him as an Aztec not "Marvel 🙄

True

@@lf1496 if that’s so, Ryan is a real one

Just Mayan, there are no Aztecs references in the trailers.

@@Dohkosho his chest piece is based off Mexica Jewelry

Jajajajaja

He can be my papi any day lol 😂

OMG I Love this Guy! he's my First Love 💕💕💘✨ I Have a Crush On Huerta yes of course ❤️

@@noemiarmas5773 oh, great😄

Last time he was in a team with thanos so that should give you insight of his character.

akukukang

Arkukukan

Its ku kul kan (butchered the spelling but thats what it says)

Ku kul kan is what mbaku said in the official trailer

It's actually, K'uk'ulkaan. In mayan they use ejective consonants. The pronunciation is hard for some people

wtf LOL.. this looks like some fan made youtube video

​@@holysupermichael cry

@@thatomanaka323 what a childish response. Time to grow up bud

Agree. My grandfather was born in Wakanda and they really respected his culture.

@@Fuccoffbud for real. You’re not allowed to dislike anything anymore.

😂😂

Of course she did…

She over acts in everything she's in........ Its laughable....

@@chriscunningham8703 gotta put in that effort 💪🏾

the fake african accent is stupid

As a comic book purist, I must disagree on a certain scale.

@@puterboy2 nab

@@puterboy2 I bet you hate modern comic book adaptations

@@Zehahahaa Hate is a strong word, I hate how most people think of the MCU as the dominant images of the characters instead of the comics from whence they came.

@@puterboy2 oh that’s interesting. I gotta say I never read the comic of Namor. What are the main differences besides the cultural background

More like, "Hold my Casket!"

As many names as the ways to die? Instantly reminds me of the I am Odin speech from American Gods season 1

I Have a Crush On Huerta he's my first love 💕 yes valentine! he's my first love 💕

Ewwwwww

The fact that he totally ignored her questions and just rambled on. That is so Namor.

Mayan bro not Aztec, get it right

The name Kukulkan is from Mayan not Aztec. Aztec is Quetzalcoatl

@@aldkdnali8594 thanks. What’s the difference between the two cultures? Asking out of Curiosity.

@@Bubonic32 They're different nations from different areas but have some shared beliefs and traditions due to proximity. Also the "Aztecs" were a triple alliance of three different nations and the ones people mainly know as Aztecs were actually known as Mexica (Me-shica)

@@Bubonic32 And all these people getting onto you about Namor being Mayan and not "Aztec" aren't exactly correct themselves as they took inspiration from both nations for this version of Namor

Who goes deeper than any other 😂

*Learn English you fucking idiot*

hes just got an accent i hope nobody is dumb enough to say this

@@shofuyu_niceguy1 fr I think the accent just adds more to this version of Namor

I always read it as Nay-mor too. So hearing him say it was like wtf?

If that’s how he pronounces it, I’ll now be pronouncing it like that. naHmore not Naymore like a gringo.

Man, I never even thought of this. Rock on. I agree, 100%.

I don’t think they could REPLACE Chadwick, honestly. He was a GREAT man and just as good actor.

@@Spino-hx2mr You can age Tchalla up ten years, get another actor to portray him in a different time in his life. Married to Storm a seasoned King. Its like James Bond a new iteration can be done. Just like they have done Spiderman, Batman. Remember Heath Ledger and the Joker?? Come on. It just needed time to heal and breathe. This is not honoring. Its kinda exploitative of a real man's tragedy. Marvel is either lazy or deliberate. I choose the latter.

Come on man, they are just stupid comic book movies. And Angela Basset should stop overacting like that.

@@Diapontios To each their own. Its not for everyone. but whether this or Game of Thrones or most shows and movies, it has source material. Those enthusiasts of that work have strong opinions. That's part of the enjoyment. Be at peace. Enjoy your passions.

Winged feet in theory is really campy and weirdly hilarious but somehow in here,it looks cool...how is it possible?

@@tonuahmed4227 Probably because of that scene dodging some missiles, that looks dope as fuck

@@tonuahmed4227 who cares? It looks cool

@@johnconstantine7602 calm down he's agreeing with you

So hes the Greek messenger god Hermes?

Namor historically goes back and forth

But don’t worry. They changed his race so he will definitely end up as one of the good guys

@@Scribeintheink could be an antihero…

Rafa Quintero

I see what you did there 😂 And that’s ACTUALLY how he got his name. Roman spelled backwards. But I guess you knew this being that you used that particular name. 👍👍👍

Ramón

Hell yeah Viva Wakanda

What in DA FUQ are you and 36 people that like the comment talking about??🤔 I didn't see no part like that, Unless I went to the bathroom or something....and CRIED FOR WEEKS? I'm sorry to ask what the heck is wrong with you?

@@anthonybunch8044 Go to minute mark 55:30 on the Extended Uncut Blu Ray edition, youll see it, maybe you saw the Elton Cut of the movie that was only in cinemas during the first few weeks.

@@marcojacinto8716 Ok thanks! I didn't know there was another Movie version that many didn't see. I honestly think that's LAME to not put that in the theater and have people not knowing that there is a EXTRA CLIP! WTF WRONG WITH THEM? SMH

I don't like his acting much. For me it is feeling like an actor, not immersed in the character... Maybe the accent, or the lines...

@@BossBast1 getting those same vibes , very dry responses , but mainly the forced and out of place Aztec crap is more so bothering me ... When he said his OWN name wrong thats when I realized we have a problem

@@BossBast1 u for real?

@@markpatjoebilldinousar1111 it was wrong?

@@dollynho8832 he says nah - More The way it is said and has always been said is Ney - Murr. Or Ney - more

What would they call Mexican Hollywood… mollywood? Lol

It took a black man to write this indigenous Mesoamerican representation into cinema history. Making Namor Indigenous Mexican with dark skin was Ryan Coogler's idea and creative perspective based on his social justice world view. Just remember that the next time a Mexican calls a black person a changito or a mayate. Afro Latino so I know the anti blackness in this community. You won't see this kind of representation on Spanish telenovelas or with any of the Mexican directors who have NEVER put on dark skinned Mexicans. Ryan created a space of power for these dark Indigenous actor. Just remember who did this

Nothing new thou, Justice League, came before Avengers. Darkseid before Thanos, Batman before Ironman, etc etc.

Siii a mi también

This has been my feeling with movie adaptations period. I love seeing these stories come to life but I still have them. If a change comes I want it to come with creativity in mind and I would have never thought to do this with the Atlantians but it's brilliant story telling with relatable odds. Chef kiss

Ah yes....Marvbel

For me if they don't nerf his strength or his self importance and cockyness i'll be fine with the adaptation. But he better not be nice.

There's no logic in hatred.