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You talking about comics or the mcu?
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He had to have consumed the herb prior, given everything that comes with it..
Also m'baku says "you couldn't even protect your father"
Also during the ceremony it is specifically said he was stripped of the powers of the black panther
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Both, not familiar with the comics in general. I do some digs depending on the movies.
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In the mcu it hasn't been said because of the lack of development. In the comics, it pretty much means the same.
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No. Not always.
Sometimes the best warrior of Wakanda wins/earns the mantle.
Keep in mind though, to be king you gotta fight for it in ritual combat so you see why sometimes the BP is also king.
It's the same for the comics to an extent. In recent BP runs, Shuri was queen while T'Challa was BP and vice versa. Before that, when T'Chaka was king he held the BP mantle and after his death his brother S'Yan became BP until T'Challa was old enough to become BP.
This is completely wrong.
T'Challa has been the Black Panther in the MCU since before Tony Stark revealed to the world he was Iron Man.
This was established in that MCU tie-in comic. It was posted in here like over a year ago.
T'Challa was Black Panther for 8 years when his father died.
Not seeing T'Challa in the suit prior to his father's death is irrelevant since he literally debuted in Civil War and there was no reason to see him in the suit @ the damn UN.
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Also, T’Challa created his suit much prior to his father dying. T’Chaka remained king but relinquished the title of Black Panther to T’Challa.
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Coldest words errr said by BP:
So many good quotes in the film. This was originally the lines that stood out to me. Now, it’s his talk with Black Widow and Zemo.
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Yup.. says it when talking to his sister
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Civil War Tchalla> Infinity War T challa> Black Panther T Challa
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BP was definitely a much better fighter in Civil War. They need to go back to that style in the next film.
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Just asking, what did Black Panther do in IW that was better than what he did in his own film? Though I do agree that he was at his best in Civil War due to Black Panther being more about who was behind the mask. Same with Homecoming.
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if this is the route they go, i wonder if killmonger gets brought back on a righteous path since his character was loved by most
what about klaw
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Well we can agree to disagree but he opened Wakanda for the first time and let it be the battle field selfless act and fit for a king act. Idk if this was just because it became a meme but I felt the evacuate the city engage all defenses and get this man a shield line was
to me. In his own movie Mbaku almost beat him, he let his uncle be killed, didnt want to tell the truth about Killmonger, basically died the first time and would have lost the second time if he didnt knew of some glitch.
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I think people like CW Black Panther > His movie because less is more. Black Panther is like Batman. The less we see/hear him, the more of the impact. It’s his mysterious nature that draws people in. Kind of how Blade was so badass in his first film compared to the sequels.
The shot of him running in IW was amazing! Him taking out a pack of outriders on his own was dope (that kick with the kinetic energy)!
Civil War was the perfect combination of T’Chala and Black Panther screen time. Along with the writing.
The shot of him running in IW was amazing! Him taking out a pack of outriders on his own was dope (that kick with the kinetic energy)!
Civil War was the perfect combination of T’Chala and Black Panther screen time. Along with the writing.
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The not wanting to tell the truth about killmonger was a b moveWell we can agree to disagree but he opened Wakanda for the first time and let it be the battle field selfless act and fit for a king act. Idk if this was just because it became a meme but I felt the evacuate the city engage all defenses and get this man a shield line was
In his own movie Mbaku almost beat him, he let his uncle be killed, didnt want to tell the truth about Killmonger, basically died the first time and would have lost the second time if he didnt knew of some glitch.
Throw in the not wanting to accept his L from the ritual fight with grace and he's not that much of a great guy in his own movie
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everysingletime
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He was acting like a 2 yr old throwing a temper tantrum at his father in this scene.
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Lol great gif
