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13. YOU KILLED MY FATHER

A son watches as his father’s life is ended by a stone-cold killer. He then dedicates his life to becoming stronger and ultimately finding his father’s murderer.

This summary not only describes Black Panther’s intentions in Captain America: Civil War, but can also describe Inigo Montoya’s origin story in The Princess Bride (1987).

The death of T’Challa’s father is expected to be a prominent storyline in Black Panther and the catalyst for the movie’s premise.

Now, T’Challa has embraced the idea that revenge isn’t the way to go, so we won’t see him saying anything close to the hilarious phrase uttered by Montoya. However, we will see Black Panther picking up the crown as King of Wakanda and embracing his new role.

We may also see his ideas clashing with those of his father to ultimately become his own type of ruler.

12. THE SECRET TO CREATING A MARVEL VILLAIN

Is that Killmonger or Black Panther with a gold necklace?

Fans have suggested that Marvel has a huge villain problem. Most MCU villains lack any real character development and are simply an evil doppëlganger of the story’s man hero. Iron Monger is a bigger, darker version of Iron Man, Kaecilius is a Doctor Strange without any regard for the rules, and Yellow Jacket is simply a yellow Ant-Man.

From what we’ve seen of Killmonger so far, it seems like Black Panther will continue the trend of evil doppëlganger villains. Killmonger wants to take the throne from T’Challa and eventually obtains his own Black Panther suit. It’s literally just like T’Challa’s but with some gold finesse.

However, despite Killmonger’s doppëlganger outfit, Ryan Coogler does an excellent job of providing Killmonger with some depth and an emotional backstory. His connection to T’Challa could even explain why the crew left Killmonger with such a similar-looking outfit.

11. STARK LABS VS WAKANDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

In the Black Panther trailer, Ulysses Klaue asks Everett Ross, “What do you know about Wakanda?” Ross then replies, “It’s a third world country. Textiles, shepherds, cool outfits.”

For people who have never been to Wakanda, that’s exactly how the kingdom would seem. However, any trip there would show that this image is a front. As Klaue puts it, Wakanda is actually a technological marvel.

The kingdom is years ahead of the rest of the world. Their computer technology is so advanced that it’s nearly impossible to hack and their advanced communications have yet to be seen in other nations.

This technology would simply put Stark Labs to shame. What Tony Stark can accomplish in his labs can simply be done in a Wakandan elementary school.

Also, do you remember Tony Stark’s Quinjet in the movies? That was also designed by Wakanda Design Group and headed by Black Panther himself.

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