Dafne Keen, Hugh Jackman (Digital Legacy/Primal Flashback), Boyd Holbrook
English Version
The claws are no longer just tools for survival; they have become the ultimate decree of absolute sovereignty. In the year 2026, the world has forgotten the scent of wild blood, but the daughter of the Wolverine is here to remind them that some legacies never die—they just evolve. Laura, once the feral child fleeing across borders, has now ascended to her throne in a world where mutants are no longer hunted for extinction, but for their very essence.
In Logan: Sovereign Requiem, the year 2026 finds Laura (Dafne Keen) transformed. She is no longer the lost girl of the borderlands; she has become the “Sovereign Predator” of a new, high-stakes mutant era. While her kind was once on the brink of vanishing, Laura has spent years building “The Adamantium Throne”—a clandestine global network designed to protect and elevate mutantkind. However, a new shadow looms: “The Genetic Cartel,” a global conglomerate that has begun harvesting the digital memories and genetic blueprints of fallen mutants to create a “Spectral Army” of soulless, programmable killers. To stop this desecration, Laura must step out of the shadows and reclaim the light.
Dafne Keen delivers a breathtaking performance, radiating a majestic yet terrifying intensity. She has traded her tattered clothes for bespoke, obsidian-plated tactical silks—a futuristic armor that pulses with lethal, silver-hued energy. Evolving into a “Lethal Intellectual Predator,” Laura navigates neon-drenched high-rise penthouses and fortified underground laboratories with a seductive, razor-sharp grace. She is no longer a victim of a laboratory experiment; she is a sovereign queen who wields her father’s legacy with surgical precision, proving that the Wolverine’s blood is the most valuable and dangerous currency in the world.
The stakes reach a fever pitch with the haunting “presence” of Logan (Hugh Jackman). Appearing as a “Digital Primal Ghost” and through strikingly beautiful, high-fashion flashbacks, Logan serves as the “Sovereign Architect” of Laura’s conscience. His voice, a rugged and stone-cold decree, guides her through a world where morality is as fractured as the multiverse itself. Beside her, a reformed Donald Pierce (Boyd Holbrook)—now a cybernetic mercenary seeking a final shot at redemption—serves as her “Tactical Vanguard,” providing the heavy firepower and gritty expertise needed to dismantle the Cartel’s grid.
Packed with bone-crushing kinetic combat, hyper-stylized “Claw-Noir” cinematography, and a brooding, glamorous atmosphere, Sovereign Requiem is a visceral evolution of the franchise. It’s a world where beauty meets brutality, and elegance is seasoned with blood. In 2026, the message is written in adamantium: You can kill the man, but you can never extinguish the sovereignty of the beast. Laura is back, and she is the absolute law of the new frontier.