Accompanied by the art of Joe Jusko, Mike Manley and Mark Bright, BLACK PANTHER: ENEMY OF THE STATE is a story of intrigue, action, and humor that will have readers on the edge of their seats. In this second volume of the Black Panther series, Christopher Priest shifts his engrossing political thriller into high gear. And to protect his kingdom, no price is too high for King T'Challa, even the cost of personal relationships and presumed alliances. The Black Panther is ever vigilant against those inside and outside Wakanda who would usurp his throne and plunder the riches of his nation. He must be secretive and at times aloof, to the chagrin and bewilderment of his friends and those who consider him an ally in the super-hero community. The World’s Governments Are Complete Villains in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Marvel Studios Other powerful nations, including the United States, want some of Wakanda’s vibranium. Like the jungle cat whose visage he bears, the Black Panther needs to remain one step ahead of his enemies at all times. T'Challa, chieftain of the Panther Clan and king of the reclusive, technologically advanced African nation Wakanda. He tells her he promised T'Challa he would provide her with counsel.Black Panther (series 3) Vol. In "Wakanda Forever," M'Baku lets Shuri know that's not how he sees her at all by saying she's been through too much to be considered a child. He's grown a lot in that time and has become a respected citizen of Wakanda. For M'Baku, who survived the Blip, it's been six years. For her, not much time has passed since M'Baku insulted the princess. Shuri then disappeared for five years in the Blip, returning in 2023. It's important to recall that M'Baku said that line to Shuri in 2018. Shuri says, "Brilliance at a young age is not always accepted." When meeting Riri, the two bond over being young geniuses who aren't met with respect. This is clearly a line that has stayed with Shuri for a long time since she references it more subtly earlier in the sequel. Though he didn't mention Shuri by name, everyone knew M'Baku was referencing the princess. While making a grand entrance to challenge for the throne in 2018's "Black Panther," M'Baku said his tribe watched from the mountains "with disgust" as their technological advancements had been overseen "by a child who scoffs at tradition." The Jabari leader insulted the princess in 2018's "Black Panther" in front of representatives from every Wakandan tribe. When M'Baku approaches Shuri after Ramonda's death to console and comfort the princess, Shuri asks him, "So now you are keen to hear from a child who scoffs at tradition?" Shuri shows M'Baku (Winston Duke) she hasn't forgotten what he said about her years ago and throws that line in his face. Early in the film, we learn Nakia has been trying to reach out to Shuri numerous times to no avail. Nakia was likely attempting to break the news to Shuri as well. Namor and T’Challa’s rivalry began in the 2012 crossover storyline Avengers vs. Seeing that her daughter is still in so much pain a year after T'Challa's death, burying herself in her work, it seemed like Ramonda thought learning that she's an aunt may help Shuri move forward. As for how Namor became enemies with the Black Panther, that’s where things get complicated. When you watch the movie a second time, it's evident Ramonda was likely trying to tell Shuri about T'Challa's secret son with Nakia, Prince T'Challa, who is finally introduced in the film's mid-credits scene.īefore Namor's arrival, Ramonda mentioned how T'Challa's presence is still with her. You may leave the theater wondering what Ramonda was going to tell Shuri. It often indicates a user profile.ĭuring a second watch, it becomes clear that both Ramonda and Nakia were trying to find the right time to introduce Shuri to her nephew.Įarly in the film, Queen Ramonda tells Shuri, "There's something I need to tell you about your brother." Before she can, Ramonda's cut off by Namor's entrance and mother and daughter never return to this discussion. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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