<p>Eyes of Wakanda heads to 15th century China for its third episode, and both hosts agree it is the strongest of the series so far. The full plot gets walked through, from Basha's less than honorable exit from China with a stolen sacred relic to the stern lesson in cultural respect delivered by Captain Ebo, and on to the arrival of a stowaway who turns out to be <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="duSU- _89jf7" href="https://www.snarkindustriespod.com/character-jorani-iron-fist"><strong>Jorani</strong></a>, the Iron Fist, with every right to be furious. The moral tug of war at the heart of the episode gets proper attention, with the conversation landing on the idea that Wakanda's claim to its artifacts does not automatically override the significance those objects have gained in the time they have been gone. Comic ties to the 2006 Fraction, Brubaker, and Aja Iron Fist run get unpacked, with <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="duSU- _89jf7" href="https://www.snarkindustriespod.com/character-jorani-iron-fist"><strong>Jorani</strong></a> slotting in as one of the 65 predecessors to Danny Rand's Iron Fist. Background Easter eggs spotted from the previous two episodes round things out before both hosts share their genuine enthusiasm for an episode that earns its emotional weight.</p><p></p><p>Dive further at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.snarkindustriespod.com/post/1400-01-15-ce-eyes-of-wakanda-season-1-episode-3-lost-and-found-legacy-of-the-iron-fist">https://www.snarkindustriespod.com/post/1400-01-15-ce-eyes-of-wakanda-season-1-episode-3-lost-and-found-legacy-of-the-iron-fist</a></p>