Mabel Cadena is Namora

Loved her as Namora but Namora you can tell she has no love for the surface world at all which is understandable
 
Loved her as Namora but Namora you can tell she has no love for the surface world at all which is understandable

I mean, *Namor* has little love for the surface world, but yeah.

I kind of suspect that Namora is going to fill the role of "traitor who attempts to overthrow Namor" in a future appearance. She definitely gave the vibe that she was *not* pleased they were making even as much peace with Wakanda as they were. Maybe she views the Wakandans as just more surfacers to be killed, maybe she just was *really* excited about the prospect of waging immediate global war. I'm not sure. Either way, if Namor is going to get a push more towards the heroic direction, its probably going to start with "Namora launches a coup while mouthing very similar platitudes to the ones he's promoted for centuries."
 
I mean, *Namor* has little love for the surface world, but yeah.

I kind of suspect that Namora is going to fill the role of "traitor who attempts to overthrow Namor" in a future appearance. She definitely gave the vibe that she was *not* pleased they were making even as much peace with Wakanda as they were. Maybe she views the Wakandans as just more surfacers to be killed, maybe she just was *really* excited about the prospect of waging immediate global war. I'm not sure. Either way, if Namor is going to get a push more towards the heroic direction, its probably going to start with "Namora launches a coup while mouthing very similar platitudes to the ones he's promoted for centuries."

It wouldn't surprise me
 
I mean that's the role Attuma should've been serving, with Namora also conflicted over the decision.
 
I mean that's the role Attuma should've been serving, with Namora also conflicted over the decision.

I mean, that's the arrangement in the comics, sure. There is no good reason why the movie can't swap the roles around.
 
I mean, *Namor* has little love for the surface world, but yeah.

I kind of suspect that Namora is going to fill the role of "traitor who attempts to overthrow Namor" in a future appearance. She definitely gave the vibe that she was *not* pleased they were making even as much peace with Wakanda as they were. Maybe she views the Wakandans as just more surfacers to be killed, maybe she just was *really* excited about the prospect of waging immediate global war. I'm not sure. Either way, if Namor is going to get a push more towards the heroic direction, its probably going to start with "Namora launches a coup while mouthing very similar platitudes to the ones he's promoted for centuries."
Really?

I thought she had no character. Reminded me of the henchwomen from foX.
 
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I mean one good reason is the lack of strong villains in the MCU.

If Namora filled the traditional role of Attuma vis a vis "Usurping rival", no reason *she* couldn't be the "strong villain". Though honestly complaining about either in the context of BP2 feels weird given that *Namor himself* was the villain of the movie, and one of stronger ones in the MCU to date in terms of characterization and importance.
 
If Namora filled the traditional role of Attuma vis a vis "Usurping rival", no reason *she* couldn't be the "strong villain". Though honestly complaining about either in the context of BP2 feels weird given that *Namor himself* was the villain of the movie, and one of stronger ones in the MCU to date in terms of characterization and importance.

Disagreed.
 

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