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Ubisoft has taken a step that reinvigorates the community's admiration for Edward Kenway through the launch of a new webcomic, Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple. It hasn't been a sequel in video game format, but the excitement it has sparked among fans signals a strong desire for more titles featuring Edward Kenway. This article will explore the significance of this new webcomic, fans' reaction, and what this means for the Assassin’s Creed franchise. The Legend of Edward Kenway Edward Kenway first graced our screens in the 2013 release of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. With the game set in the beautiful Caribbean, players were offered a thrilling pirate adventure. Edward has since remained a beloved character, regarded by many as one of the best protagonists the series has ever had. Therefore, calls for a sequel or a continuation of his tale have been consistent over the years. The Remake Rumors and the Webcomic Reality Speculations about a full remake of Black Flag have been in circulation, but Ubisoft has given fans a different form of continuation: a webcomic. Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple expands Edward Kenway’s lore by taking him to China. While it's not the video game format that fans were hoping for, it certainly fills a void by providing more narrative around Edward and potentially other members of the Kenway family. The Teaser Trailer and Fan Reactions The teaser trailer for Forgotten Temple was released a few months ago on YouTube. It was met with enthusiastic responses, especially in the comment section where fans expressed their love for Edward Kenway and the Kenway family as a whole. Comments range from praising Edward's character to emphasizing how nostalgic it is to see him return, even if it's in a webcomic format. The Undeniable Demand for Edward Kenway The response to the webcomic has made it abundantly clear: there is a sizable audience that desires to see Edward Kenway back in action, preferably in a video game. The community's enthusiasm for the new webcomic suggests that if Ubisoft were to produce a sequel featuring Edward, it would likely be well-received. Future Prospects: Will Ubisoft Listen? Ubisoft has yet to confirm any plans for an Edward Kenway sequel, but the company is certainly aware of the community's sentiments. The positive reception for Forgotten Temple could serve as a motivator for Ubisoft to revisit this character in future Assassin's Creed titles, perhaps even incorporating the pirate gameplay that made Black Flag so memorable. Final Thoughts The introduction of Assassin’s Creed: Forgotten Temple has reignited the fan community's love for Edward Kenway and the Assassin's Creed franchise. Even though it's not the video game sequel that many had hoped for, the webcomic's positive reception signals a potential path forward for the franchise, one that hopefully involves more stories featuring the iconic Edward Kenway. Also Read:

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Assassin’s Creed: Forgotten Temple Rekindles Fans’ Love for Edward Kenway