Tenoch Huerta hopes Namor can return to Marvel after “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”

Rumors about the cast of Tenoch Huerta for the movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” turned out to be true, and now that the whole world has seen him featured as Namor, Marvel fans are hoping to see him in another superhero project in the future, which the actor is with. Mexican agrees and the idea excites him.

The first of ‘Black Panther: Wakanda forever’will be in cinemas on November 11, and in addition to presenting who will be the new king or queen of Wakanda, the story will also reveal an underwater civilization called Talocan where Tenoch Huerta gives birth Namor, the leader known as K’uk’ulkan.

In an interview for Total moviethe Mexican confessed that he hoped to get the call from Marvel to work in the superhero world once again and initially joked with the idea when asked about rumors about a series or solo movie: “I hope so! I hope so! Because I want a bigger contract! I want more zeros in my contract! I’m not kidding. “

You can create a lot of things with Namor, “says Huerta about his character’s possible future in the UCM.

Tenoch Huerta explains that “the mythology around Namor is huge” then wonder could create several stories in which to re-engage with this role: “You can go crazy with all this culture and you can create a lot of things with Namor, because they draw a fantastic source of stories, mythology, religion and everything else,” concludes the famous actor of the Netflix’s “Narcos: Mexico” series.

To finish with his response to fan rumors that Marvel will do a solo series or film for NamorTenoch Huerta confesses, “I hope they decide to continue with the character, regardless of their story or whatever,” making it clear that he is willing to return to the MCU in the future to tell more about the life of this undersea antagonist.

Is Namor a hero or a villain?

In the Marvel comics, the story of namor it is slightly different from the movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” as the influence of the Mayan culture is not latent in its characterization and the underwater world is actually the lost city of Atlantis, and not Talocan. But even so, everything seems to indicate that his anti-hero story will be similar to comics.

Tenoch Huerta confessed that his character is not the villain of the story, this is because Namor has no evil intentions, but is willing to do whatever it takes to protect his people, so that for some you can be the hero and for others the villain, staying right in the middle line, but you’ll be able to learn its complex history when “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” gets its long-awaited premiere in theaters.