Even though Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom doesn’t change a lot in the big superhero movie worlds like DCEU and DCU, the ending has a really important theme. The whole story is about bringing people together and making connections. From Arthur making up with Orm to showing Atlantis to the people above the water, the movie says different worlds must work together and be united.

After failing to defeat Aquaman the first time, Black Manta wields the power of the mythic Black Trident to unleash an ancient and malevolent force. Hoping to end his reign of terror, Aquaman forges an unlikely alliance with his brother, Orm, the former king of Atlantis. Setting aside their differences, they join forces to protect their kingdom and save the world from irreversible destruction. movie gets complicated as Black Manta tries to break King Atlan’s curse, leading to a big battle between good guys and bad guys.

The first “Aquaman” film fared better with critics, achieving a 66% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and it grossed more than $1.1 billion worldwide, making it the most successful DCEU movie.

“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” the 15th and final DC Extended Universe film, collected just $4.5 million in Thursday previews ahead of its Friday opening, setting the stage for a $40 million opening weekend

While the movie finishes Arthur Curry’s story in the DCEU, it also leaves us wondering about what will happen to Atlantis and how it will connect with the world above water. In this discussion about the ending of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, we’ll talk about the important moments, what happens to the characters, and the themes that make the movie a big conclusion for Jason Momoa’s Aquaman

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Ending is Gem

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom wraps up Arthur Curry’s superhero story in the DC Extended Universe. The movie is all about the big fight between Aquaman and his enemy, Black Manta, who comes back wanting revenge against Arthur. While the story mainly focuses on Aquaman dealing with the Black Manta, it also explores the secrets of the Lost Kingdom of Necrus and the powerful Black Trident

The Defeat of King Kordax and Black Manta’s Fate

In a big twist, Arthur beats Black Manta and keeps his son safe, stopping Manta’s bad plans. But the happy moment doesn’t last because Kordax’s spirit takes over Orm, making him a strong enemy for Aquaman. In a big final fight, Arthur defeats Kordax by using both the Black Trident and King Atlan’s trident. This means the end of Kordax’s evil plans and the resolution of the long fight between them.

After Kordax is defeated, everything becomes chaotic, and Black Manta is almost falling into a crack under the ice. In a surprising move, Arthur tries to help Manta and gives him a chance to make things right. But Manta, without the superpowers from the Black Trident, decides not to take Aquaman’s hand and chooses to fall into the abyss. The movie doesn’t clearly say if Manta is gone for good, leaving his fate uncertain. This makes for a sad ending to the iconic comic book bad guy in the DCEU.

A Story of Two Brothers and a Hopeful Future

In conclusion, the ending of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom follows Arthur Curry’s superhero story, focusing on the complicated relationship between two brothers, Arthur and Orm.


The movie combines action, mythology, and humour to wrap up the Aquaman series in the DCEU. Even though we’re not sure what will happen to Atlantis and how it connects with the world above the water, the movie’s themes and how the characters’ stories end make us feel like things are settled,



and we can hope for a better and united future in the big DC movie universe.