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shuri/the new black panther: Princess Shuri (also known as Black Panther) is a Marvel Comics character who appears in both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and in Marvel Animation.She is the Princess of Wakanda, the daughter of King T'Chaka and Queen Ramonda, and the sister of T'Challa. She has genius-level intellect, being on the same intellectual level as Tony Stark, Hank Pym, and Bruce Banner.Shuri loves her brother deeply and, with her extreme scientific knowledge, she helps not only Wakanda as a whole but also T'Challa in his role as a superhero. After her brother's passing, Shuri assumes his role, taking on the mantle of Black PantherUnlike her older brother and the rest of her family overall, Shuri is not a traditionalist and never hides it, sometimes mockingly. She often presents subjects with a youthful humor but nonetheless remains professional in her work or her objectives. She maintains a good brotherly relationship with T'Challa, the two being playful at the other's remarks when the situation is not critical. Shuri does not specifically share all of her brother's views, such as his opinion that what is working well doesn't need improvement or that he should involve his ex-girlfriend in a mission due. Shuri is also very passionate about American culture, so she sometimes uses it as a reference in her sentences, just as she has a good knowledge of the United States. Like most geniuses, Shuri points out a creation's flaws by exposition, albeit in a flirtatious or surprised way.After her brother's death, Shuri became bitter and withdrawn, blaming herself for not being able to save him. A year later, she remained isolated from the world, unable to truly move forward but following the growing threat of Namor, she briefly returned to her relaxed personality until the death of her mother which left her broken and vengeful. It was only once she was about to finish Namor that she realized what anger had done to her and chose to give the Talokanil a second chance under the protection of Wakanda. The harsh ordeal pushed Shuri to leave Wakanda to be closer to what was closest to her as a family, finally allowing her to mourn T'Challa. queen ramonda: Queen Ramonda was the Queen of Wakanda, wife of T'Chaka, and mother of T'Challa and Shuri. She stood by her son's side when he became King of Wakanda, but was soon forced into exile when Erik Killmonger defeated T'Challa in ritual combat and took over the throne. Ramonda fled with Shuri, Nakia and Everett Ross to Jabariland. There, she was reunited with her son T'Challa, who she saved thanks to the powers of the Heart-Shaped Herb. Ramonda remained in Jabariland while T'Challa and his allies left to fight Killmonger, only to return in Birnin Zana following T'Challa's victory.After the Battle of Wakanda, she became queen regnant of Wakanda after both T'Challa and Shuri were killed in the Snap. Although they were resurrected after the Blip, Ramonda would assume the position of queen once again after T'Challa passed away of an unexpected disease. With geopolitical relationships growing strenuous over Wakanda's private reserves of Vibranium, Ramonda was confronted by Namor, who threatened war against Wakanda unless they could locate the scientist responsible for creating the underwater Vibranium Detector that threatened their livelihood. When Nakia rescued Shuri and Riri Williams from Talokan, it ignited the Talokanil-Wakandan War, where Ramonda was killed during Namor's attack.Ramonda was born to Lumumba in the River Tribe. Her marriage to King T'Chaka allowed her to became the Queen of Wakanda. The couple eventually had a son whom they named T'Challa, and later on a daughter named Shuri. She and her husband would always talk about the day when their son would finally be crowned king.[6] Ramonda raised her children to love and believe in their country, its people, and its legacy.[7] Okoye: Okoye is the former General of the Dora Milaje and the head of Wakandan armed forces and intel. Witnessing T'Challa's coronation, she joined him in tracking down Ulysses Klaue. When Erik Killmonger overthrew T'Challa, Okoye found herself conflicted between her friendship with T'Challa or her duty to her new king. T'Challa soon returned and Okoye soon joined him in the fight against Killmonger and successfully taking back the throne. When Thanos and his forces arrived on Earth to forcefully take the Mind Stone from Vision, Okoye soon was forced to defend Wakanda alongside her king and the Avengers. Although they succeeded in killing Thanos' forces when Thanos himself came on Wakanda, Okoye and the other heroes were completely overpowered and unable to stop him from completing the Infinity Gauntlet, though Okoye remained one of the survivors.In the wake of the Snap, Okoye joined the Avengers, serving under the command of Natasha Romanoff whilst simultaneously leading the Dora Milaje in Wakanda. In 2023, when the Blip resurrected all the lives claimed by the Snap, she joined T'Challa and the Wakandans to provide aid for the Avengers during the Battle of Earth, killing Corvus Glaive. Following the aftermath of the battle, with the Avengers now defunct, she returned to Wakanda and resumed serving T'Challa.With the death of T'Challa and a looming threat of Namor, the duty to protect Wakanda and vibranium fell on Okoye's shoulders again. Together with Shuri, Okoye attempted to protect Riri Williams from the Talokanil; however, Shuri ended up being captured. For recklessly putting the Princess in danger, Okoye was stripped from her rank as the Dora Milaje General by Ramonda. Seeking a way to redeem herself, Okoye continued to fight during the Talokanil-Wakandan War, which claimed Ramonda's life. Using the armors, created by Shuri, Okoye and Aneka became Midnight Angels and fought against the Talokanil during a final battle, as well as rescued Everett Ross from being arrested for helping Wakanda. nakia: Nakia is a former member of the War Dogs and T'Challa's lover, who was often sent on missions around the world, witnessing the hardships experienced by many people and growing the belief that Wakanda should actively help them. She was pulled out of an assignment to attend the Coronation of T'Challa and took part in a mission in order to arrest the criminal Ulysses Klaue. Following their failure to apprehend him, Nakia exiled herself when Erik Killmonger took the throne of Wakanda. She reunited with T'Challa in Jabariland and assisted him in reclaiming the throne from Killmonger. When T'Challa decided to open Wakanda to the rest of the world, Nakia would oversee the humanitarian policy of Wakanda. In secret, Nakia and T'Challa had a child, Toussaint, who Nakia raised in Haiti after the Snap. In 2025, one year after the death of T'Challa, Queen Ramonda had visited Nakia and recruited her into rescuing Shuri from the clutches of the Talokanil, an underwater civilization on the verge of waring with the Wakandans. In the process of the rescue, Nakia saved Shuri while inadverantly sparking the Talokanil-Wakandan War, where Ramonda would be killed by the Talokanil leader Namor. Nakia then agreed to join Shuri and Wakanda in their campaign to fight Talokan in a final confrontation, which eventually ended in a truce between the two nations. When the war had finished, Nakia invited Shuri to Haiti and introduced her to her nephew.While T'Challa learned to become King of Wakanda and the ways of the royal family, Nakia joined the War Dogs. During a mission in South Korea, she was involved in a confrontation with ivory smugglers. She was later given an undercover assignment in Nigeria where she pretended to be a Nigerian woman as she observed the trafficking going on in the country.[2] m'baku: King M'Baku is the current King of Wakanda and leader of the Jabari Tribe, a group of Wakandans who had removed themselves from mainstream society. Initially a staunch opponent of T'Challa's rule, M'Baku ended up torn between challenging him for the throne and helping him defend Wakanda from Erik Killmonger. Seeing the threat that Killmonger posed to the world, M'Baku chose to save T'Challa's life and gathered his armies to help defeat Killmonger in their final battle, with M'Baku gaining a seat on the Tribal Council as a result of his choice.Two years later, M'Baku aided the other tribes in defending Wakanda from Thanos' army of Outriders. While succeeding in killing all of Thanos' forces, they failed to stop him from gathering all six Infinity Stones and M'Baku was one of the survivors of the Snap. Once the Snap's victims were resurrected in 2023, M'Baku was enlisted by the Masters of the Mystic Arts to aid the Avengers and participate in the Battle of Earth.With T'Challa having recently passed away, as Wakanda was under the threat of the Talokanil, led by Namor, M'Baku called for swift action against them. The Talokanil attacked Birnin Zana, and M'Baku provided shelter for the refugees after the attack, before he joined Shuri, the new Black Panther, in the final battle against Namor. Once Namor surrendered and Wakanda resumed its normal life, Shuri decided to travel the world, so M'Baku called for a challenge for the throne of Wakanda, and became King.M'Baku grew up in Jabariland, where he learned to shun Birnin Zana's use of Vibranium and held distaste for its mainstream lifestyle. Eventually, M'Baku gained leadership over the tribe and set out to rule over the Jabari Tribe. M'Baku was disgusted as the technological advancements of Wakanda had been overseen by Shuri, who in his opinion had no respect for tradition. Disappointed in the rulership of the Golden Tribe, M'Baku decided to become the new King to return Wakanda to the old lifestyle.[1] ayo: General Ayo is the General of the Dora Milaje tasked to guard the Golden Tribe. Ayo protected both T'Chaka and T'Challa throughout their rule, although she was forced to briefly follow Erik Killmonger when he had defeated T'Challa in ritual combat, until T'Challa returned and defeated Killmonger. Once T'Challa regained the crown, Ayo helped Bucky Barnes free himself of his Hydra brainwashing. When the threat of Thanos had reached Wakanda, Ayo took part in protecting her nation against this threat, fighting in the Battle of Wakanda. Six years later, Ayo was sent to take Baron Zemo into the custody of the Dora Milaje after Barnes facilitated his escape.A year later, following the passing of T'Challa, Ayo, and her partner Aneka worked together in the Dora Milaje at a Wakandan Outreach Center, when mercenaries attempted to steal vibranium, defending Wakanda without the Black Panther. When Okoye was fired from position as General of the Dora Milaje, Ayo was appointed to General. Ayo, now General, was tasked with stopping Okoye from leaving Wakanda, when Talokan invaded. During the attack, Ayo led a team to save the patrols, however Queen Ramonda passed away when attacked by Namor, ending the fight.Following a relocation of the Wakandans to Gorilla City, Ayo witnessed the arrival of the new Black Panther, Princess Shuri. Ayo and the Dora Milaje would then fight against the Talokanil onboard the Sea Leopard, until Shuri and Namor struck a truce. With the fighting over, Ayo returned to Wakanda and spent time with Aneka. king Namor / Ch'ah Toh Almehen: King Ch'ah Toh Almehen is a Talokanil mutant who rules the underwater kingdom of Talokan. As he aged slowly and gained the respect of the Talokanil, they started to worship him as K'uk'ulkan.[4] Following his mother's death, he visited the surface world and witnessed the atrocities of Spanish colonization, causing him to take violent action, earning him the name Namor from his enemies. Determined to protect his people from the surface world, Namor felt threatened when the United States came close to discovering his country while searching for vibranium. Namor came into contact with Wakanda and proposed a military alliance, but the Golden Tribe resisted waging war against the world. In response, Namor led his people against Wakanda, claiming the life of Ramonda. He was ultimately defeated by Shuri, now the new Black Panther, and was forced to yield, still expecting that eventually Wakanda would ask for his help. namora: Namora is a Talokanil warrior and a trusted confidant of Namor.Namora idolized Namor, the king of the underwater nation of Talokan since her childhood, desiring to fight by his side. Eventually, she grew to become his second-in-command, and advised him on national matters along with fellow Talokanil, Attuma.[1] attuma: Attuma is a fierce Talokanil warrior and one of Namor's advisors riri Williams / ironheart: Riri Williams is a former MIT student and a gifted inventor, who created various cutting-edge designs, such as her own Ironheart armor, based on Iron Man's suits. As one of her projects was used by the CIA to find vibranium outside Wakanda, Williams found herself threatened by Namor, since her invention put Talokan in danger of being exposed to the surface world. Targeted by both Talokanil and the United States Government, Williams was approached by Shuri and the Wakandans, which later escalated into a war between Wakanda and Talokan. Ironheart helped the Wakandans in the final battle, using a new armor, made with Wakandan technology, and returned to the U.S. after the conflict. Williams continued her side hustle to get enough money to construct the armor of her dreams, which eventually resulted in her getting expelled from MIT and returning to Chicago. Williams did not abandon her dream and continued working on a suit, while being approached by Hood, who promised her money for working for his gang. Despite warnings from N.A.T.A.L.I.E., an A.I. accidentally created in the image of her late best friend Natalie Washington, Williams continued working for Hood, but soon realized that she and her loved ones were in danger. Being confronted by the threats of magic, Ironheart managed to overcome her deep-seated fear and defeated Hood, before being approached by Mephisto, who resurrected Washington for her as a part of their deal.Riri Williams was born to Ronnie Williams in 2005, with her father having passed away.[1] She grew up in Chicago[5] and started building machines at the age of three.[6] She learned a lot about mechanics from Gary, her stepfather who wanted to build airplanes. She often took his tools and just fidget with his airplanes.[5] Together, she and her dad worked on a Plymouth Barracuda. One day at the auto shop, Gary kissed her on the forehead as she was on the ground. She graduated ninth grade at the age of eleven. Riri was constantly making the news headlines, and constantly had articles written in the Chicago Tribune about her. At the age of twelve, she became the youngest ever to win at the Chicago Science Fair with a Robo-Dog, and had an article written by the Chicago Central City Press about her victory. During her childhood she befriended Natalie Washington. In 2018, Williams survived the Snap. As a teenager, she attended South Shore International College Preparatory High School, and, due to her genius mind, graduated in 2020, and started college at the age of fifteen.[1] Everett k. ross: Everett Kenneth Ross is a former CIA special officer and a former Deputy Task Force Commander for the Joint Terrorism Task Force. While working with Thaddeus Ross, Ross was tasked to control and regulate any and all actions of the Avengers, in the wake of the creation of the Sokovia Accords, which had been designed to limit the heroics following several disastrous missions. However, Ross' plans had soon come into conflict with Captain America as Winter Soldier had been targeted for his involvement in seemingly committing a sudden horrific terrorist act. After Tony Stark revealed that Helmut Zemo was the one to blame for those attacks as Zemo was apprehended by the Black Panther, before Ross took Zemo into custody.Once he left the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre, Ross had then been tasked with tracking down Ulysses Klaue, which had put Ross back into contact with T'Challa, who was seeking to recapture Klaue for crimes in his past. Upon being mortally wounded by Erik Killmonger, Ross was nursed back to health by Shuri in Wakanda, where Ross had then discovered all the technological advancements due to their mining of vibranium. During his time at Wakanda, Ross also witnessed Killmonger taking control and, due to owing T'Challa a debt for saving his life, then aided the Black Panther with defeating Killmonger's forces. As a result, Ross then supported T'Challa as he began sharing Wakanda's true wealth with the rest of their world.As the tensions between Wakanda and the United States became prominent, Ross was approached by Shuri and Okoye who needed his help as Namor got involved. As he owed Shuri his life, Ross disclosed sensitive information about Riri Williams and the search of vibranium, and continued his attempt to de-escalate the situation between Wakanda and America. However, his situation got serious, when Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, his ex-wife and the CIA Director, got involved. Ross provided Ramonda about the United States' plans for Wakanda; however, de Fontaine found out and had Ross arrested, before he was rescued by Okoye. By 2026, Ross had had his likeness stolen and had been imprisoned in Russia by Skrulls plotting an invasion of Earth. When the invasion was halted by Nick Fury and G'iah, Ross, along with other copied humans, was rescued from captivity and returned to the United States valentina allegra de Fontaine: Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine is a noblewoman, chairwoman of O.X.E. and the Director of the CIA. Interested in privatizing global security and gaining power within the United States government, de Fontaine sought out to recruit or create powerful individuals to serve as her enforcers. De Fontaine personally recruited John Walker, who had lost his position as Captain America, and Yelena Belova, who was feeling lost after losing her sister, among others. When political tensions arose between the United States and Wakanda, with the U.S. wishing to obtain vibranium for themselves, de Fontaine assigned her ex-husband and subordinate Everett Ross, who strongly opposed any offensive actions against Wakanda, to work with her. However, de Fontaine knew Ross would betray them and arrested him for committing treason after she gained evidence of him giving classified intelligence to Wakanda.When facing impeachment due to her connection to illegal black ops projects, de Fontaine ordered her enforcers to eliminate all traces of O.X.E., including Project Sentry. However, learning she sent them to kill each other, her agents turned against her and became the Thunderbolts after unintentionally reactivating Bob Reynolds. Seeing Reynolds as proof of Project Sentry’s success, de Fontaine attempted to control him as her personal weapon, but his dark alter ego, the Void, turned against her and threatened to engulf New York City in his darkness. After witnessing the Thunderbolts save civilians and desperate to protect her reputation, she publicly rebranded them as the New Avengers, although the team still had enough leverage on de Fontaine to keep her in check.Valentina Allegra de Fontaine was an Italian Contessa.[1] When she was a little girl, she inadvertently led her father's killer to him during the Years of Lead in Italy, witnessing the murder, an event that would prompt her belief that there were only bad guys and worse guys in the world.[3]In her adulthood, de Fontaine moved to the United States and married Everett Ross, although they eventually got divorced.[4] De Fontaine founded O.X.E., a company that served as a front for various black ops projects, which she needed to keep a secret.[3] In 2016, in the aftermath of the Avengers Civil War, de Fontaine purchased Avengers Tower from Tony Stark, who moved all of its equipment to the Avengers Compound.[5]. Wakanda: Wakanda, officially known as the Kingdom of Wakanda, is a country located in Africa. It is surrounded by mountain ranges and a thick jungle. It is one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth, known for its rich deposits of the element vibranium. Wakanda is a constitutional monarchy, with King M'Baku as head of state.2.5 million years ago,[1] a meteorite made of the alien element vibranium landed in the heart of Africa, greatly affecting the surrounding flora. Centuries later, five tribes colonized the area and went to war over the metal, which they referred to as Isipho. One day, Bashenga was guided by a vision of Bast who led him towards a plant that had mutated as a result of the metal's radiation. Upon ingesting the herb, Bashenga discovered he had been imbued with superhuman abilities and used them to unite the tribes as the first King of Wakanda and the first "Black Panther". Four of the tribes pledged their loyalty to Bashenga; the fifth, the Jabari Tribe, refused to pledge allegiance, and settled into the northern mountains to continue adhering to a more traditional and primitive way of life, while the rest of Wakanda continued to develop into a modernized rule. Bashenga's lineage would come to form a sixth pseudo tribe named the Golden Tribe, which included a line of his royal descendants that continued to survive into the modern day, thus establishing the Kingdom of Wakanda. The broad areas of scope for the kingdom fell to the other tribes; the River Tribe fell responsible for dealing with agriculture and fishery; the Merchant Tribe with commerce and trade, the Border Tribe with border security as Wakanda's first line of defense, and the Mining Tribe was responsible for vibranium management. To ensure the safety of the kingdom, the War Dogs were instated as Wakanda's central intelligence service and secret police. Wakanda's military consisted of the Wakandan Royal Guard, although another branch included the Dora Milaje, an elite group of all-female warriors. During the country's development, the Wakandans used the metal to develop technology that was far more highly advanced than any other in existence. To protect themselves from the chaos, including the transatlantic slave trade, European colonization of Africa, World War I and World War II, that was slowly consuming the rest of the world, they created a cloaking field that allowed them to hide in plain sight, while masquerading as a poor, undeveloped nation made up of mostly humble farmers and herders to the outside world. European explorers were later attracted by Wakanda's vibranium deposits, and they began expeditions to find Birnin Zana, which later was associated with the myth of El Dorado following the arrival of the Spanish into Mesoamerica.[2] Later, Wakanda was marked as a "hot spot" for activities monitored by S.H.I.E.L.D. As such, Wakanda was displayed in the holographic maps used by the organization to oversee those activities.[3] As time passed, Birnin Zana was established, which would later become the capital city of the Kingdom and the heart of the nation. This city was highly urbanized; Wakandan Maglev Trains were integrated for public transit and the transportation of other materials. At the center of the city is the Citadel, the Golden Tribe's royal palace.[2]cattering of Artifacts In 1260 BC, the former Wakandan Royal Guard Nkati stole numerous Wakandan artifacts and proceeded to carve out his own domain as the Lion. The disgraced former Dora Milaje Noni was tasked to bring the Lion back to Wakanda and end the threat he represented. Noni tracked his pirate fleet to Crete and snuck in as a captive. Eventually she succeeded in dueling and mortally wounding the Lion, though he chose to kill himself rather than be dragged back to Wakanda. He destroyed his own ship, sending his trove of Wakandan artifacts into the sea. Noni only managed to bring with her the Lion's mask back to Wakanda, where she was rewarded by reinstatement into the Dora. She declined, and sought to remain as a War Dog where she made it her mission to track down the remaining Wakandan artifacts.[4] Decades later, the War Dog B'kai, undercover with the Greeks as Memnon, retrieved one such artifact at the end of the Trojan War, a necklace, from the neck of Helen of Troy. However, it had cost him the life of his own friend Achilles, who misconstrued his actions as a betrayal of their nine-year friendship, and B'Kai was forced to slay him to protect his mission. An aged Noni, now director of the War Dogs, welcomed B'kai back to the nation and allowed his wish to continue serving Wakanda overseas.[5] Over 2,600 years later, in China in 1400 AD, the War Dog agent Basha stole the head of a dragon statue with a vibranium tongue from a snowed-in village. He returned to Wakanda on an airship, unwittingly bringing with him a stowaway who sought to take back the statue head. The stowaway was Jorani, a woman who found Basha in the snow weeks earlier and nursed him back to health[6] in K'un-Lun,[7] forming a relationship until Basha proceeded with his mission and took the statue head. She snuck into his airship and laid waste to War Dog personnel in the War Dogs Headquarters while looking for the artifact. She and Basha eventually confronted each other, ensuing in a chase that led to the War Dog gallery where all retrieved artifacts were stored and displayed. Following a scuffle, and hearing out each side's motivations, Jorani, as an Iron Fist, used her Chi to break off the vibranium tongue and hand it back to Basha. At the end of the affair Basha sought to return her and the statue head back to China with the help of his friend Ebo. The intrusion was covered up as a "training exercise" masterminded by Ebo, who was subsequently promoted by Rakim.[6] In 1896 AD in Ethiopia, Prince Tafari and War Dog Kuda were sent on a mission to retrieve a Vibranium Ax while the city of Adwa was under siege from Italians. As they drove back to Wakanda, they were ambushed by an intruder who sought the vibranium ax. Tafari and Kuda battled them until they were forced to reveal their identity, as a Black Panther from the future. She showed Tafari and Kuda what had happened in her time due to the successful theft of the ax; Earth was assaulted by massive insectoid aliens known as the Horde. The future Panther explained she had used a Quantum Scanner to examine events in the past, connected to a portal that allowed her to physically time travel to the perfect hinge point in undoing her bad future. However, before she could complete the mission herself, she was pulled back to the future, where the Horde had discovered the Wakandans' location. With much effort Tafari managed to return the ax back to its hiding spot. Tafari and Kuda then returned to Wakanda empty-handed, but assured the Tribal Council that the ax must have been destroyed in the siege, without telling the council of the future Panther's visit.[8]T'Chaka's Rule Early Years In the 1980s, the reigning Wakandan monarch Azzuri had passed away. Prior to his death, Azzuri had passed down two royal rings to his two sons, Princes T'Chaka and N'Jobu. The Wakandan rulership, and the mantle of Black Panther, was handed down to T'Chaka, with his wife Ramonda instated as the Queen. They raised two children, T'Challa and Shuri. T'Chaka trained T'Challa throughout his childhood, preparing him to take over the mantle once he was of age.[2] A failed attempt on T'Chaka's life was made by international criminal Ulysses Klaue, while T'Chaka was representing Wakanda at the Bilderberg Conference in the Netherlands.[9] During T'Chaka's rulership, Prince N'Jobu became convinced that Wakanda's isolationist policy was completely wrong, as the Wakandans could help people of African descent around the world. N'Jobu decided that the only course of action was to initiate a global revolution. In 1992, N'Jobu tipped off Ulysses Klaue to incite his revolution; Klaue infiltrated the country with N'Jobu's intel, and managed to avoid all Wakandan security systems to steal a quarter ton of vibranium. Klaue triggered a bomb at the border, which killed numerous Wakandan citizens. T'Chaka was quick to suspect N'Jobu's disloyalty to Wakanda, and tasked Zuri to spy on N'Jobu during an overseas War Dogs assignment in Oakland, California to confirm his suspicions. T'Chaka was forced to murder his brother after accusing him of treason when confronting him about his involvement in the attack. T'Chaka departed, leaving behind N'Jobu's son, N'Jadaka.[2]Sokovia Accords "When stolen Wakandan vibranium was used to make a terrible weapon, we in Wakanda were forced to question our legacy. Those men and women killed in Nigeria were part of a goodwill mission from a country too long in the shadows. We will not, however, let misfortune drive us back. We will fight to improve the world we wish to join." ―T'Chaka[src] In 2016, when a terrorist attack in Lagos claimed the lives of twenty-six people, eleven of the victims being relief aid workers from Wakanda, King T'Chaka was one of several international politicians who called for the United Nations to create a system of accountability. Sometime later, the United Nations passed the Sokovia Accords before arranging a formal ceremony at the Vienna International Centre in Austria. T'Chaka and his son T'Challa were among those in attendance. During the ceremony, as T'Chaka gave the keynote address, a bomb detonated and decimated the building, killing T'Chaka and twelve other people. After the attack, Wakanda became a United Nations country, but remained an isolated nation.[10] As a result of T'Chaka's death, T'Challa was subsequently crowned as the new King of Wakanda, first retrieving Nakia from her current mission with Okoye. He then challenged M'Baku for the throne of Wakanda, as by tradition he must fight one of the warriors chosen for the kingdom's throne from the other tribes of Wakanda. While M'Baku was later defeated, his life was spared so he could continue aiding his own tribe in the mountains. T'Challa later took the Heart-Shaped Herb so he could meet with his ancestors including the late T'Chaka. T'Challa's first tenure as King of Wakanda was very short-lived; his first course of action was to apprehend Ulysses Klaue during an overseas assignment in Busan. T'Challa worked with the CIA to apprehend Klaue, but since he was freed from CIA custody by his subordinates, T'Challa ultimately failed to deliver him to Wakandan justice.[2] After he learned from Zuri of the truth about his uncle N'Jobu, T'Challa was surprised to find that an outsider named Erik Killmonger had arrived in Wakanda with the corpse of Ulysses Klaue, who he had killed. Tensions stirred amongst the council, especially when W'Kabi, the Border Tribe's head of security, sided with Killmonger, feeling reverence towards him for killing Klaue; his parents were killed during Klaue's attack on the country. When forced to leave, Killmonger revealed his Wakandan heritage by announcing himself as N'Jadaka, the son of N'Jobu. Having exposed T'Chaka's role in N'Jobu's death, and now with a claim to the throne, N'Jadaka challenged T'Challa to the ritual combat. Based on tradition, the two faced each other at the Warrior Falls for the ceremonial fight to earn the title of king. Upon being stripped of his powers however, T'Challa discovered that the military training and experience had made Killmonger a tough opponent for him to beat. Despite initially seeming like T'Challa would win, Killmonger later dealt some hard blows to T'Challa. Zuri attempted to stop the fight, but Killmonger murdered him with the Spear of Bashenga, recognizing his involvement in N'Jobu's death. Killmonger threw the injured T'Challa off Warrior Falls, winning the ceremonial combat and earning him the title of King of Wakanda. While Killmonger underwent the traditional rituals for a newly crowned Wakandan king, Killmonger rejected the idea of another King to be coronated after him. Inspired by a talk with his late father N'Jobu in the Ancestral Plane, Killmonger ordered the ancient herb gardens to be set on fire, as a first stride in purging remnants of traditional elements from Wakandan society. Killmonger was firmly seated in power with a new plan for a global revolution, in the name of ending the oppression of minor ethnic groups, specifically Black people, and arming them with vibranium weapons. Killmonger established contact with War Dogs stationed in New York, London and Hong Kong, intending to strike those three cities first. Killmonger's ultimate plan involved inspiring the oppressed into overthrowing world governments, which would escalate those countries into war, as his vision of a Wakandan Empire ruled supreme. Unbeknownst to Killmonger, T'Challa survived his fall, as he was recovered by fishermen from the Jabari Tribe in an unconscious state. He was transported to Jabariland for recovery, and was given the final surviving Heart-Shaped Herb to recover as all other herbs were burned down by Killmonger. T'Challa woke up and requested for the Jabari to help him overthrow Killmonger. M'Baku set aside his political differences with T'Challa, agreeing to help him stop Killmonger's revolution.[2] As his dragon flyers took off one-by-one with their vibranium weapons, Erik Killmonger noticed one of the crafts on the ground burning. T'Challa emerged from the craft unscathed, as he and the Dora Milaje proceeded to face off against Killmonger and the Border Tribe with help from the Jabari Tribe. During the battle, Killmonger had defeated the Dora Milaje and was about to tackle Shuri when T'Challa charged into him, knocking both of them into the vibranium mine that lay below Mount Bashenga.[2] While in the mine, T'Challa and Killmonger fought each other on the tracks the Wakandan Maglev Train, where sonic-powered devices are used to nullify the effects of vibranium while they're being transported on the trains. Once T'Challa told Shuri to activate the Kimoyo Beads, the Black Panther Habits of T'Challa and Killmonger were able to be briefly disabled whenever a train passes, eventually allowing T'Challa to stab Killmonger in the chest with his own weapon. Knowing that he just lost the fight, Killmonger addressed his father and how he referred to Wakanda as the most beautiful place in the world. T'Challa then took Killmonger out of the mine to watch the sunset over Wakanda. T'Challa offered to help Killmonger by having him healed, but Killmonger declined, mentioning that he would rather die than get locked up. Killmonger then took the weapon out of his chest and died on the cliff, as T'Challa reclaimed his throne and kingdom.[2] T'Challa had decided to open the advanced nation to the rest of the world and share its technology with them. Addressing the truth about Wakanda at the United Nations in Vienna, he announced the end of Wakanda's isolation and claimed the entire planet to be completely unified. He decided to purchase the apartment complex where T'Chaka killed N'Jobu and renovate it into the Wakandan International Outreach Center, an embassy for Wakanda that Shuri and Nakia would run. Because of their service in assisting T'Challa, M'Baku established relations with the rest of the country for the first time, thus allowing the Jabari Tribe to enter the Tribal Council.[2] As a result, Wakanda opened its borders for foreigners to visit the country for various reasons, such as education. Todd Phelps took an opportunity and studied in Wakanda for several years.[11] Weeks later, T'Challa invited Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes to his office in Wakanda, where he agreed to grant asylum to Bucky Barnes, promising rehabilitation and recovery from the Hydra programming implemented during his time in the Winter Soldier Program. However, Barnes would be put in cryo-sleep stasis until a cure could be formulated by the Wakandan Design Group, led by Shuri. Shuri also obtained a one-to-one digital reconstruction of Barnes' brain using a bio-scanner, which would be used to test potential cures.[12][10] Months later, Shuri devised an algorithm that would reprogram his mind, flushing out the effect of the trigger words while still retaining the original content and context of those memories. She also believed the algorithm would improve Wakanda's own artificial intelligence technologies. Barnes was later brought out of cryo-stasis by Shuri and began his recuperation in a remote Wakandan village. One morning, Barnes, who had been titled as the "White Wolf", woke to find himself being pestered by a trio of Wakandan children before Shuri arrived to help with his rehabilitation.[2] Having had his mind repaired, Barnes began to work as a farmer within Wakanda to try and gain some normality back into his life and find his inner peace away from his life as an assassin for Hydra.[13] In 2018, the Avengers consisting of Steve Rogers, Black Widow, War Machine, Falcon, Bruce Banner, and Wanda Maximoff arrived in Wakanda and were greeted by T'Challa. They tasked Shuri with extracting the Mind Stone from Vision. Members of the Black Order and Outriders then invaded and the Avengers mounted a defense alongside T'Challa, Bucky Barnes, and the united forces of Dora Milaje, Jabari Tribe, and the Wakandan Royal Guard. Banner, unable to summon Hulk, fought in Stark's Hulkbuster armor. Thor, Rocket, and Groot arrived via the Bifrost Bridge and rallied the defenses. Proxima Midnight, Cull Obsidian and Corvus Glaive were killed and their army of Outriders destroyed Unfortunately, at the same time, Thanos arrived in Wakanda, intent on personally retrieving the last Stone. The Avengers and their allies attempted to stop him from getting to Vision, but Thanos' near-omnipotence instantly overwhelmed them all. Alone with Maximoff, Vision told her that she had to kill him. At first, she refused out of love for Vision until he convinced her that it was the only way to stop Thanos. Maximoff then tearfully unleashed a stream of energy into the Stone. As he defeated the Avengers with complete ease, Thanos began to approach Vision and Maximoff but was held back by the latter, who issued a stream of energy. Vision managed to declare his love for Maximoff as she successfully cracked and shattered the Mind Stone, destroying it along with Vision in an explosi Thanos briefly sympathized with Maximoff before he used the Time Stone to undo her actions and retrieved the Stone from Vision, deactivating him. After obtaining the Mind Stone, Thanos powered up, only to be interrupted by Thor, who unleashed the full might of his power and Stormbreaker upon Thanos in a last-minute attempt to stop him, violently stabbing him in the chest. Thor landed on the ground and walked towards him, pushing Stormbreaker into the latter's chest as deep as he could into Thanos, reminding him of the vow he made to Thanos for killing his brother. Despite being badly wounded by Thor, Thanos remained unfazed and mocked Thor that he should have aimed for the head and activated the Infinity Gauntlet with a snap of his fingers before leaving Wakanda by a portal. Thanos' plan came to fruition as beings across the universe began to disintegrate, including in Wakanda as Barnes, Wilson, Maximoff, T'Challa, Groot, and some of the surviving Wakandan soldiers. Banner, M'Baku, Okoye, Rhodes, Rocket, Rogers, Romanoff, and Thor were left on the Wakandan battlefield in defeat.[13] Ramonda's Temporary Rule Following the loss of her two children, Ramonda took up as leader of Wakanda. Under her rule, Wakanda returned to its isolationism and protective forcefields were put in place. She met from time to time with other world governments, however, Wakanda became much more secluded.[14] During this time, Okoye also took up leadership roles, working with the Avengers, and would meet via hologram calls, performing tasks for them.[15] In 2023, as a result of the Blip, all Wakandan civilians, such as T'Challa and Shuri, were restored to life. All of Wakanda's armed forces, led by T'Challa, Okoye, and Shuri, were summoned by the Masters of the Mystic Arts and brought through a portal to aid the Avengers and their allies against an alternate Thanos and his army. Afterwards, T'Challa, Okoye, and Shuri returned to Wakanda. There, T'Challa and Shuri reunited with Ramonda while watching the celebrations of families reunited in Birnin Zana.[15] In an alternate 1988, a young T'Challa, eager to explore outside of Wakanda, ventured outside and was taken away by Kraglin Obfonteri. Years later, an adult T'Challa returned to Wakanda, joined by the Ravagers. T'Challa was reunited with his father, mother, and sister. The Wakandans then held a celebration in Birnin Zana's Citadel to celebrate T'Challa's return.[16] In an alternate 2018, Thanos and his army, who had been infected by the quantum virus and became zombies, invaded Wakanda. A zombified Thanos stood by Birnin Zana wielding his nearly completed Infinity Gauntlet while the majority of Wakanda became infected. At the same time, T'Challa, Peter Parker, and Scott Lang arrived via Quadjet to broadcast the Mind Stone's frequency worldwide as a cure. However, a zombified Thanos waited in Wakanda for them to retrieve the Mind Stone.[17] "Isn't that a lot of firepower to aim at a country most Americans can't find on a map?" "By tomorrow, they won't need to." ―Pepper Potts and Thaddeus Ross[src] In an alternate 2008, Wakanda held a funeral ceremony for T'Challa. Afterwards, the Wakandan army consisting of the Dora Milaje, Wakandan Royal Guard, and the Border Tribe, led by Queen Ramonda and Erik Killmonger, prepared for war outside Birnin Zana against the Stark Liberator Drones sent by the United States Armed Forc King T'Chaka opened the Wakandan force-field allowing the drones to come inside, thus causing them to be unable to be of any use. However, unbeknownst to the Wakandans, Killmonger had the controls and turned the drones on, instigating a battle against them. The Wakandan army was victorious against the drones. Afterwards, T'Chaka and Killmonger went to Mount Bashenga where T'Chaka proclaimed Killmonger to be the new Black Panther. Killmonger then took the Heart-Shaped Herb and took up residence in the Citadel.[18] As Shuri led Pepper Potts and the Dora Milaje to the Citadel to apprehend Killmonger, Watcher arrived in the Citadel and took Killmonger out of the universe. When Shuri, Potts, and the Dora arrived inside they found that Killmonger disappeared.[19] the tribes: • Golden Tribe: The royal family and descendants of Bashenga, the first Black Panther, connected to the panther goddess Bast and traditionally clad in black and gold. • Border Tribe: Responsible for safeguarding Wakanda's territorial boundaries and maintaining the global disguise of Wakanda as a poor, agrarian nation; they use blue garments, vibranium-woven cloaks, and battle rhinos (inspired by the Basotho people). Manages Wakanda's waterways, fishing, agriculture, and aquatic defense systems, wearing green and crocodile-inspired attire.• Mining Tribe: Dedicated to the extraction, refinement, and industrial management of vibranium, dressed in red and orange attire. • Merchant Tribe: Handles commerce, trade, artisanal crafts, and the marketplace, wearing veils and purple garments. • Jabari Tribe: An isolationist mountain-dwelling tribe that worships the gorilla god (Hanuman/Ghekre) and rejects vibranium technology in favor of wood and leather weapons Additional Groups and Factions • Priest Tribe / Shamans: Oversee the temples, royal rituals, and cultivation of the heart-shaped herb. • Dora Milaje: The elite, all-female royal guard of Wakanda. • War Dogs: Wakanda's global network of undercover spies and intelligence agents the lab: Shuri's Lab is a laboratory located beneath Mount Bashenga, Wakanda and owned by Princess Shuri. It is primarily used for Shuri and the Wakandan Design Group to work on new designs based on Vibranium. history made in the lab: In 2016, Shuri invited her brother T'Challa in her lab shortly after his incoronation since he intended to go on a mission. Shuri presented several new designs for T'Challa to test, notably Remote Access Kimoyo Beads and Sneakers. She also presented two versions of an upgraded Panther Habit and demonstrated their ability to store kinetic energy and release it, although Shuri only revealed it after T'Challa experienced the energy outburst on himself.During the mission, Shuri remained in her lab in case T'Challa would need backup. When T'Challa called her, she used the Remote Access Kimoyo Beads to remotely drive a car in the streets of Busan through a hologram in order to help T'Challa apprehend Klaue. Although Klaue managed to destroy the car, shutting down the lab's hologram, Shuri successfully assisted her brother in Klaue's capture.[1]Shuri then tended to a heavily wounded Everett Ross when her brother brought him to her. While T'Challa went upstairs to discuss with W'Kabi, Shuri began treating Ross and successfully performed surgery on him.She then waited for Ross to regain consciousness, working on her new Vibranium Gauntlets in the meantime. Ross eventually woke up in the lab, amazed by what he saw around him in the lab. He and Shuri had a talk about the Vibranium technologies designed by Shuri and her team in the lab, including the Wakandan Maglev Train. As they spoke, Shuri was contacted by Okoye who informed her of Killmonger's arrival in Wakanda. Shuri displayed a picture of Killmonger in the lab and called T'Challa so he would join them. When Shuri, T'Challa and Nakia gathered in the lab, Ross told them who Killmonger was.[1]Shuri, Nakia and Ross later sneaked back in the lab. There, Shuri reclaimed her Vibranium Gauntlets and Nakia a pair of advanced Circular Vibranium Blades and a Dora Milaje armor. They instructed Ross to stay in the lab and wait until they implanted a Remote Access Kimoyo Bead on a Royal Talon Fighter, creating a replica of the aircraft in the lab so Ross could fly the ship and destroy the Vibranium weapons cargo sent to the outer world by Killmonger.Ross carried out on his task and successfully destroyed one of his two targets. However, he caught the attention of the Dragon Flyers escorting the planes. While two of them attacked the Royal Talon Fighter, the remaining one went to directly attack the lab where Ross was. Ross decided to remain in the lab as long as the lab's bay window's glass would hold. He managed to destroy the last target by rushing at it with the Royal Talon Fighter, which put an end to the lab simulation. As the glass was nearly broken, Ross managed to escape from the lab. Seconds later, one final shot finally shattered the glass, destroying Shuri's lab.[1] the Wakanda capital: Birnin Zana,[1] also known as the Golden City,[2][3] is the capital city of the Kingdom of Wakanda.Birnin Zana was founded by the Golden Tribe as the main city of Wakanda. Located at the heart of Wakandan civilization, the city displays incredibly advanced pieces of technology such as the Wakandan Maglev Train for public transportation.[2]In 1989, Ulysses Klaue managed to infiltrate Birnin Zana with help from Prince N'Jobu in order to steal a cache of vibranium, which resulted in the death of several Wakandans.[2]In 2016, T'Challa returned to Birnin Zana in order to be crowned the new King of Wakanda. He was greeted upon arriving by his mother Ramonda and his sister Shuri. Following his incoronation, T'Challa took a stroll with his friend Nakia in Birnin Zana while being escorted by the Dora Milaje, and they discussed the relevance of Wakanda's seclusive policy.Following a failed attempt to arrest Ulysses Klaue, T'Challa, Nakia, and Okoye returned to Birnin Zana with a wounded Everett Ross, who they hid in Shuri's laboratory. Later, Erik Killmonger managed to be granted access to Birnin Zana after he presented himself with the body of Klaue, enabling him to have an audience in the Citadel during which he claimed the throne of Wakanda. Shuri, Ramonda, Nakia, and Ross were forced to flee Birnin Zana when Killmonger seemingly killed T'Challa in ritual combat. However, they were ultimately able to return after reuniting with T'Challa in Jabariland. Once reinstated as King of Wakanda, T'Challa took another walk with Nakia in the streets of Birnin Zana and thanked her for her invaluable assistance, before reestablishing their relationship.Shortly afterwards, T'Challa offered sanctuary for Bucky Barnes. Steve Rogers brought Barnes to the Wakanda Medical Center where he would be frozen in a cryostasis chamber until his Hydra programming could be removed.[4]Two years later, T'Challa welcomed members of the Avengers into Birnin Zana as they had come to ask Shuri to safely remove the Mind Stone from Vision. While Shuri assessed the length of the task in the Wakanda Medical Center, Okoye was informed that Outrider spaceships were invading Wakanda's airspace. While standing on guard, Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes, and James Rhodes saw one spaceship crashing on the dome. Upon seeing this, T'Challa ordered for the evacuation of Birnin Zana. Soon after, unbeknownst to anyone, Corvus Glaive, a member of the Black Order, entered the City and infiltrated the Center.[5]In 2023, following the Blip, a celebration took place in Birnin Zana as Wakandans were reunited with their loved ones. T'Challa and Shuri reunited with their mother and watched the celebrations.[6]Assata's Decision Assata wanted to join the Dora Milaje, despite her disability requiring her to use a wheelchair. Assata met with Okoye in Birnin Zana, where she offered Assata a modified training regiment so that she could follow her dream. However, Assata turned the offer down, saying that she believed it to be impossible and choosing to focus on science at Wakanda University. Some time later, Assata met with Okoye outside of Birnin Zana during Dora Milaje training and asked to join the Dora Milaje, since she realized that her disability should not prevent her from following her dreams. Okoye told Assata that her grandmother would be proud and started training Assata. Weeks later, Shuri and Ramonda met with Assata, and Ramonda commended Assata for having the courage to dream and follow her dream.[7]In an alternate universe, a young T'Challa left Birnin Zana and went outside Wakanda's dome, where he was abducted by Ravagers. Years later, an adult T'Challa returned to Wakanda, accompanied by the Ravagers, and reunited with T'Chaka, Ramonda, and Shuri in the Citadel inside Birnin Zana.[8]In an alternate 2008, Erik Killmonger arrived in Birnin Zana to warn T'Chaka, Ramonda, and Shuri about the incoming attack by the Stark Liberator Drones. The Wakandan army led by Ramonda defeat the drones and protected the city. Afterwards, Killmonger became the new Black Panther and took up residence inside the Citadel.[11] the capital was destroy and flooeted by king namor/Ch'ah Toh Almehen but later rebuild talokanil nation: Talokanil are the inhabitants of the underwater kingdom of Talokan. They are descended from an enhanced group of humans from Yucatán who consumed an underwater herb infused with vibranium. the history of talokanil: In 900 A.D., a clan defected from Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico and eventually made their way to the Yucatán, where they soon found a way to farm in water. They also started writing a bible that would became 440 pages long.[1] The Talokanil came to be when their Mayan ancestors in Yucatán swallowed a concoction created from a vibranium-infused plant which altered their physiology, changing their skins blue, making them able to breathe in water but no longer in air. The first Talokanil to be born after theitransformation was Namor, who was born a mutant with winged feet and the ability to breathe air.[2] Monitored by S.H.I.E.L.D. Talokanil activity was marked as a "hot-spot" monitored by S.H.I.E.L.D. By 2010, their activity in the Atlantic Ocean was displayed in the holographic maps used by the organization to oversee those activities.[3][4]With Vibranium being exposed to the world by Wakanda, the Talokanil were under pressure as political superpowers like the United States tried to gain the metal for themselves. The USA used a Vibranium Detector made by Riri Williams to detect Vibranium under the ocean. Namor and Talokan's military, led by Attuma, arrived at Harvey Sub-Sea and attacked. They killed Henderson, Smitty, and other Navy SEAL members in water on board, while Namor killed Graham and the pilot by throwing them into water.[2] Meeting Shuri Namor arrived at Wakanda to meet Shuri and Ramonda, telling them to find the scientist, the one that created the detector, and bring her to him. Namor sent his subordinates to capture her. After the Talokanil soldiers killed the police officers and Attuma defeated Okoye, they successfully captured Williams and took Shuri with them to Talokan.[2] Attack on Wakanda After arriving in Namor's cenote, he took Shuri with him to explore his kingdom of Talokan. Nakia eventually snuck into the cave, killed the Talokanil, and rescued both Riri Williams and Shuri. After that, Namor arrived back and had a meeting in the Capital City, letting them know to prepare for war against Wakanda. Namor led his army into Wakanda and flooded Birnin Zana as the invaded. While the Talokanil attacked every civilian in the city, Namor flew up and attacked the aircrafts in the sky. Once he finished attacking the aircrafts, he approached Ramonda and Williams in the Citadel and threw the Hydrobombs towards them, killing Ramonda and ending the invasion.[2] Talokanil capital: Talokan is an underwater kingdom ruled by Namor and home to the Talokanil, located in the Puerto Rico Trench. the history of the talkanil capital: Millennia ago, a meteor from outer space, containing vibranium, crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near the Yucatán peninsula. While the vibranium sank to the sea floor, it also affected some of the underwater plant life closer to the surface. In 1571, a Yucatán-Mayan tribe found themselves dying due to smallpox introduced by Spanish colonizers. Praying to a Mayan deity, one of the tribesmen was guided towards a vibranium enriched plant, which the tribe ingested. Waking up with blue skin and gills, they went into the sea to breathe, where their skin colors were restored.[3] They migrated to the Puerto Rico Trench, approximately 12,000 feet deep, due to trade routes becoming more intense and attracting more humans.[4][1] Inspired by his mother's stories passed on from his Aztec father, Ch'ah Toh Almehen took the name of the Aztec underworld paradise Tlālōcān and translated it from Nahuatl into their tongue of Yucatec Mayan as "Talokan", establishing this as the name of their new underwater nation.[5] The people called themselves Talokanil and established Talokan on the sea floor where the raw vibranium deposits remained.[3] Shortly after, a small group returned to the surface, only to see a plantation run by a slave master. Setting fire to the property and killing the colonizers, Talokan harbored a resentment towards surface dwellers and elected to keep their existence hidden from humanity.[3] Wakanda wepons and gears: Handheld Weapons & Melee Gear • Vibranium Spears: Standard-issue for the Dora Milaje, capable of melee combat, firing energy blasts, and absorbing kinetic impacts. • Energy Daggers: Phased energy blades used by the Black Panther for close-quarters fighting or thrown as projectiles. • Ring Blades / Circular Vibranium Blades: Thrown circular cutting weapons utilized in combat. • Panther's Claws: Retractable vibranium-weaved or anti-metal claws built into the Black Panther suits. • Sonic Spears & Sonic Rifles: Specialized acoustic and sound-based ranged weapons. • Nation Maker: An ancient, pure-vibranium barbed spear belonging to Wakanda's early royalty. • Skybreaker: A legendary, sacred indestructible Vibranium sword forged by Bashenga that can conduct natural energy and lightning. • King's Mercy: An adaptive, speed-increasing sword used by past rulers. Armor & Suits • Panther Habit: Nanotechnology-driven or vibrational-surge combat suits woven from Vibranium that absorb and redistribute kinetic energy. • Midnight Angels Armor: Powered flight-enabled Vibranium combat armor equipped with energy weapons and defensive shields. • Hatut Zeraze (War Dogs) Suits: White Vibranium-threaded tactical suits with cloaking technology used by Wakandan black-ops. • Shuri's Vibranium Gauntlets: Wrist-mounted sonic/energy blasters. Tech & Utility Gear • Kimoyo Beads & Cards: Versatile wrist-worn or card-shaped portable computers used for global communication, medical diagnostics, hard-light displays, and remote vehicle piloting. • EMP Discs: Compact electromagnetic pulse devices designed to disable enemy technology. • Wakanda Cloak / Stealth Systems: Advanced optical-technological fields capable of hiding entire cities or aircraft from naked-eye and radar detection. • Hydrobombs: Specialized water-based or deep-sea explosive devices featured in later defense efforts. Vehicles & Heavy Hardware • Royal Talon Fighter: Sleek, stealthy Wakandan royal aircraft. • Dragon Flyers: Aerial defense craft used by the Golden City Air Guard. • Maglev Trains & Cars: Magnetic levitation transport systems built into Wakanda's transit and mining infrastructure. • Armored War Rhinos: Specially trained, Vibranium-harnessed combat rhinos utilized by the Border Tribe. • Hand of Bast: A massive, remotely piloted giant panther mecha construct. talokan weapons and gears: • Raw Vibranium Spears & Swords: The primary weapons of the Talokanil Armed Forces are rugged hand-forged blades and spears made from raw ocean Vibranium. Unlike Wakandan weaponry, these look unrefined but are strong enough to match Dora Milaje spears and slice through tactical armored vehicles or aircraft. Attuma’s spear is notably adorned with hammerhead shark teeth, while Namor’s spear is engraved with Mayan glyphs. • Hydrobombs (Water Grenades): Small, organic spheres filled with highly compressed seawater. Upon detonation, they release a powerful, concentrated burst of hydraulic pressure capable of shattering structures, throwing heavy trucks, and rapidly flooding surface environments. • Siren Conch Shells: Used primarily by a covert vanguard squad, these massive shells are utilized to mechanically amplify the Talokanil's natural hypnotic siren abilities. They project a heavy acoustic frequency over the water to disorient enemies and mind-control surface dwellers into walking directly into the ocean to drown. Gear & Equipment • Water-Filled Respirators (Rebreathers): Because Talokanil physiology turns their skin blue and restricts surface breathing to roughly ten minutes, warriors must wear specialized translucent masks when fighting on land. These face-masks are filled with seawater to constantly feed oxygen to their gills, allowing them to fight indefinitely on the surface. • Traditional Mesoamerican Armor & Shields: Mirroring their Mayan ancestry, general soldiers wear minimal body armor made of organic materials like tortoise shells, jade, and gold, woven together with heavy raw Vibranium plates. They rely on dense physical protection rather than energy shields. • The Sastun: A massive artificial sun-like engine situated in the heart of their city. Powered by Vibranium, it generates the exact heat and light frequencies needed to sustain a whole ecosystem and civilization miles beneath the ocean's photic zone. • Whale Mounts & Nets: While not mechanical, the Talokanil telepathically command ocean megafauna. They utilize killer whales and humpback whales as tactical cavalry mounts and heavy transport units to manipulate massive underwater nets during naval ambushes. Shuri appearance: Physical & General Appearance • Hair: Usually styled in short dreadlocks, braids, or natural hair variations across her appearances. • Eyes & Build: Brown eyes, youthful and athletic build. • Attire (Civilian/Lab): Wears vibrant, contemporary African-inspired streetwear mixed with futuristic tech accessories, tactical vests, and comfortable utility gear suited for a genius inventor. Black Panther Suit Appearance When she assumes the mantle of the Black Panther in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, her suit features a unique design: • Colors & Accents: A black base interwoven with intricate gold and silver patterns. • Helmet/Mask: Features distinct gold markings across the forehead and jawline with glowing white eye lenses. • Kinetic Glow: During energy activation, a vibrant purple glow emanates from the mask's eye area and lining patterns queen Ramona appearance: • Bone Structure: She has highly defined, striking high cheekbones, a sharp, sculpted jawline, and a strong, elegant nasal bridge. • Eyes and Brows: Her eyes are deep-set, dark brown, and highly expressive, framed by perfectly sculpted, feathered eyebrows that elevate her authoritative presence. • Complexion: She has a rich, glowing brown skin tone. Her makeup often accentuates her natural radiance using subtle highlighting and warm, regal tones like deep maroon or berry lipsticks. • Traditional Ceremonial Makeup: During specific formal Wakandan events, such as the coronation or landing pad sequences, her face features striking white traditional facial makeup/paint patterns. • Hair and Headpieces: While her comic counterpart is known for long grey hair, her MCU appearance framing her face is often defined by intricate, silver-grey dreadlocks or closely cropped hair peeking out from beneath majestic, 3D-printed Zulu-inspired isicholo crowns and towering headpieces. nakia appearance: • kin Tone: A rich, smooth dark brown complexion highlighted beautifully by high-contrast lighting that creates soft reflections on her forehead, cheekbones, and the bridge of her nose. • Eyes: Almond-shaped, dark eyes with a sharp, focused, and steady gaze directed toward the camera. Her eyebrows are neatly groomed and gently arched. • Nose: A well-defined, wide nose structure that fits her symmetrical facial proportions. • Lips: Full, naturally plump lips with a soft pinkish-mauve tone, closed firmly in a neutral, determined expression. • Face Shape: Soft, oval face shape with strong bone structure, accentuated by the dramatic shadows on the left side of her face. • Hair: Dark hair styled closely to her scalp, with a few visible strands framing her temples. M'baku appearance: • Facial Hair: He sports a thick, fierce, and well-groomed full beard and mustache that frames his jawline. • Haircut: He has short, dark hair with clean, faded sides. • Eyes: Dark brown eyes underneath a prominent, intense brow line. • Expression: He is known for an authoritative, commanding presence, but he also possesses highly expressive comedic timing—most notably his wide-eyed, shocked reaction to a charging rhino in Black Panther Okoye appearance: • Like in previous films, she sports a completely shaved head adorned with intricate, dark geometric and tribal head tattoos. • Facial Structure and Expression: Portrayed with a strong, noble, and serious expression reflecting her unyielding discipline and intense loyalty as a leader of the Dora Milaje. • Minimalist/Natural Makeup: Her look emphasizes natural skin texture, clean-cut features, and subtle or no heavy facial cosmetics during combat, though she is sometimes seen with ceremonial or functional gear depending on her role (such as transitioning into the Midnight Angel armor). • Armor & Accessories: When suited up for battle or in her Midnight Angel configuration, her face is framed by traditional Wakandan metallic neck rings, earrings, and headpieces. ayo appearance: shaved head, strong and defined bone structure, intense and expressive gaze, and traditional Wakandan tribal markings painted or present on her face. king namor: • Facial Hair: He sports a neatly groomed, short beard and mustache. • Haircut: His hair is styled in a short, dark crop with a clean aesthetic. • Facial Markings & Jewelry: He wears cultural adornments, including nose piercings, earrings, and subtle face and body modifications rooted in ancient indigenous traditions. • Headgear: In battle and ceremonial moments, he wears elaborate jade, gold, and feathered headdresses inspired by Mesoamerican iconography. • Human-like Appearance vs. Talokanil: Unlike the blue-skinned, water-breathing people of his underwater kingdom of Talokan, Namor appears human-skinned on land and retains his classic pointed ears and tiny ankle wings Namora: • She has blue skin, characteristic of the Talokanil people, combined with stern, sober facial features and combat markings. • Headdress: Her most iconic facial/head feature is an oversized, striking fin headdress that mimics the quills and look of a lionfish. • Costume and Gear: She wears Mesoamerican-influenced armor, traditional jewelry, and acts as a fearsome spear-wielding warrior and advisor to Namor. attuma appearance: • Like the other Talokanil people, Attuma has a striking blue-toned skin scheme from head to toe. • Facial / Breathing Apparatus: He wears a specialized facial oxygen mask or breather piece that allows him to breathe comfortably when out of the water. • Hair & Headdress: He has long, jet-black hair paired with a prominent hammerhead shark skull/headdress and flexible feather-like or bone ornaments at the back. • Armor & Accessories: His overall look incorporates Aztec and Mesoamerican-inspired elements, skeletal/bone-like armor plating, teeth or bone-like necklaces, and body markings that reflect his status as a fierce Talokanil general and advisor to Namor. riri Williams/ironheart: • complexion: She has a smooth, warm dark brown complexion with subtle highlights on her forehead, cheekbone, and bridge of her nose. • Eyes & Brows: Her eyes are large and expressive, framed by neatly groomed, naturally arched eyebrows. • Hair: Her dark hair is styled back away from her face into long, intricate cornrow braids that hang down the side of her neck. the suit: • Color Palette: The armor prominently features a candy-apple red, matte black, and gunmetal gray color scheme. • Energy Circuitry: It incorporates stylized V-shaped glowing neon blue energy circuits across the center chest plates and bright blue eye slits on the helmet. • Aerodynamic Build: Unlike her scrap-built Mark I suit, this armor is highly advanced, boasting a sleeker helmet, massive jet-turbine-style shoulder thrusters, and integrated gauntlets for aerial combat. Technical Specifications & Background • Material Composition: The entire exoskeleton is constructed out of Wakandan Vibranium, granting it near-indestructible durability and lightweight agility. • Flight & Weapon Systems: It utilizes high-velocity back jet-boosters and foot repulsors for extreme speed. It replaces her early prototypes with an upgraded, rapid-fire arm cannon. • On-Board AI: The helmet features a full Heads-Up Display (HUD) integrated with Shuri’s artificial intelligence assistant, Griot, for battle metrics and threat tracking. Everett k. ross: • Haircut: He has a shorter haircut. • Facial Hair: He features a distinct grey beard and lighter eyebrows. • Accessories: He wears glasses. • Attire: He is frequently seen in formal or semi-formal business attire, such as a dark suit Valentina Allegra de Fontaine appearance: • Hair: Unlike the traditional white or silver hair streak worn by the character in Marvel Comics (inspired by Jim Steranko's original design), Julia Louis-Dreyfus requested a vibrant purple streak in her dark hair to make the character feel more grounded in the modern day and to avoid a resemblance to Cruella de Vil. • Wardrobe & Demeanor: As the newly appointed Director of the CIA and the ex-wife of Everett Ross, she sports sharp, crisp, clean-cut professional and political attire that masks her ruthless, manipulative agendas behind a casual, deadpan demeanor about Wakanda forever: In Marvel Studios' Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Queen Ramonda, Shuri, M'Baku, Okoye and the Dora Milaje, fight to protect their nation from intervening world powers in the wake of King T'Challa's death. As the Wakandans strive to embrace their next chapter, the heroes must band together with the help of War Dog Nakia and Everett Ross and forge a new path for the kingdom of Wakanda.[1] In 1571, a tribe in Yucatán suffered an outbreak of smallpox. A shaman found a plant and along with other people, drank it. The substance turned the people blue and made them incapable of breathing in air. They quickly moved to the ocean and created a civilization in the deep water, Talokan. One of the women who ingested the plant had a baby named K'uk'ulkan. The baby grew up to become ruler of Talokan. When she died, she asked to be buried on her homeland. K'uk'ulkan led some guards up to the land where he saw several Maya people being enslaved by the Spanish. Furious, he ordered the plantation to be burnt down. During his attack, a priest called the child "el niño sin amor," meaning "the child without love"; the boy claimed Namor as his moniker, for he had no love for the surface world. In 2024, Shuri works in her lab, trying hard to create an artificial Heart-Shaped Herb to use for her brother and Wakanda's king, T'Challa, who is dying of an unidentified illness. Desperate, Shuri is ready to use a herb she has just synthesized despite being warned by her AI system Griot that it has a less than 30% chance of working when Ramonda slowly walks into the lab, announcing that T'Challa has already passed away. He is given a funeral and buried by his advisors and loved ones. One year later, Wakanda is having trouble with other nations wanting their Vibranium, as they believe it is too dangerous to be left to the Wakandans due to its strength, power and since it cannot be picked up by any existing scans. The Dora Milaje catch French operatives trying to steal vibranium from an outreach outpost in Mali. Later, Ramonda talks to the United Nations and reveals that the operation was officially endorsed by their government. She reminds the UN that even though the Black Panther is gone, they will still fight. At a mining outpost, Americans mine in the ocean using a device that is actually able to detect vibranium. They find a huge haul in the ocean, when suddenly they come under attack by Talokanils who do not want them stealing their vibranium. The soldiers are all lured to their deaths in the water by a strange song, while the rest are brutally killed thanks to the Talokanils command of ocean life with last remaining helicoptor of survivors is struck down by Namor. In Wakanda, Ramonda and Shuri go to the outskirts of the city to commemorate the year since T'Challa's passing. Ramonda burns her funeral garments to signify the end of the mourning period, however Shuri refuses to as she is not ready to move on. Ramonda is about to tell Shuri something important about T'Challa when Namor arrives. The two are shocked that he was able to get across the Wakandan border unseen and undetected and order him to leave. He reveals to them the existence of Talokan and wants their help to stop foreigners from taking vibranium. He also explains that Wakanda is not the only place that has vibranium, Talokan has it too. Ramonda tells him off, worried of his presence. He tells them he is going to kill the scientist who made the machine that can detech vibranium and requests their help, warning they should not get in his way. The Tribal Council is immediately convened to discuss the fact there is a nation they've never heard of able to enter Wakanda at will and the fact vibranium can now be detected. The council's members have different opinions of what to do; Zawavari believes the scientist should be found and handed over to Namor, while M'Baku believes that Namor should be hunted down and killed instead lest he start making more demands. Okoye is sent to find whomever built the vibranium detector and bring them back to Wakanda so they can decide what should be done with them. Okoye asks Ramonda if she can bring Shuri with her; not only does Shuri want to go but Okoye believes getting out of Wakanda for a while might do her some good. Ramonda reluctantly agrees. With no other leads, Shuri and Okoye go to meet Everett Ross to try and find out who built the vibranium detecting machine. Ross is initially wary as by telling them such information he would be guilty of treason (and could even face a death sentence), however cannot deny the debt he owes to T'Challa and Shuri for saving his life so reveals the machine was built by an MIT student, Riri Williams. They then go to Cambridge, Massachusetts to find Williams who tells them that the vibranium detector was a school project which was appropriated by the Government. They follow her to her garage where she reveals that she is working on an Iron Man type armor. However, they are followed by the FBI. The three people get away, Okoye in a car, Shuri in a motorcycle, and Williams in her armor. Suddenly, they are met by Talokanils, Attuma and Namora. A brief skirmish ends in Shuri and Williams getting captured.Ross arrives at the scene the next day and meets with his ex-wife, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine. He also finds Kimoyo Beads and hides them. In Wakanda, Ramonda is furious with Okoye for losing Shuri and dismisses her as general and removes her from the Dora Milaje. M'Baku and M'Kathu try to tell Ramonda not to be too harsh, but Ramonda goes into a fury telling them she has already lost her husband and son and now might have lost her daughter, as well as reminding the council that they (apart from M'Baku) and the Dora Milaje abandoned her when Killmonger took over the kingdom. Okoye sticks her spear in the ground and leaves in disgrace. Ramonda does a search for Shuri's Kimoyo Beads and finds out that Ross has them, and the two discuss the situation. Ramonda is unable to tell him much, and can only warn him a new power is at work. Ross pledges his support if Wakanda needs it. Shuri and Williams wake up in Talokan. Namor shows Shuri the civilization, trying to convince her of his ideals, even giving her his mother's bracelet. However, she disagrees with killing Williams. Meanwhile, Ramonda goes to Haiti to see Nakia, who had left Wakanda six years prior. She asks Nakia to find Shuri for her. Nakia does some spying and figures out the location. She then breaks Williams and Shuri out as Ramonda talks to Namor about his plan, killing two Talokanil guards in the process. They return to Wakanda, but only for more torment as Namor and his people invade the city in retaliation causing an all out war. Namor takes care of all of the Wakandan vehicles before flooding the throne room holding Ramonda and Williams. Williams starts drowning, so Ramonda saves her, only to drown in the process. Shuri mourns her mother's passing as Namor tells her she is queen now. He and his people then leave the country. Meanwhile, Allegra de Fontaine reveals to Ross that she intentionally left the Kimoyo Beads for him to find so she could catch him in the act of giving away national secrets to the Wakandans and has him arrested. M'Baku talks to Shuri after the funeral and asks her for her advice. Telling her that she has lost too much to be considered a child anymore, he then tells her he will provide housing for the displaced Wakandans following the attack. He asks what she plans to do next, advising her to listen with her heart, but Shuri tells him she feels her heart has died with her family. Shuri then uses Namor's mother's bracelet to create the artificial heart-shaped herb which finally works. She goes to the Astral Plane after taking it and is greeted by Erik Killmonger. She is horrified and doesn't understand why her mind chose to converse with him of all people but he knows they took the herb for the same reason; so they could take revenge against those who have taken from them. They argue a bit as Shuri promises that she will kill Namor for what he did. Shuri wakes up and makes herself a suit. She then drops into a meeting between M'Baku and the elders as the Black Panther. Reversing his earlier stance, M'Baku says they should not kill Namor as he is revered as a god by his people and killing one who is so idolised can only lead Wakanda and its people into an endless bloody war. He also tells Shuri he doesn't want to see her commit murder, having promised T'Challa before his death that he would look out for her. Shuri disregards his counsel, determined to make Namor In preparation of the battle, Shuri and Williams realize that they could weaken Namor by heating his body up to where it cannot get oxygen. They then make a second Ironheart armor. Shuri gives Okoye new armor, acting much like Iron Man's as well, called the Midnight Angels. Okoye recruits Aneka to be apart of her two woman team. In the ocean, they use a vessel to lure the Talokanils into a trap. The battle commences as Namor seems to gain the upper hand. However, Black Panther traps him in a Royal Talon Fighter as they take off away from the battle. Meanwhile, the Dora Milaje fight the Talokanils on the side of the vessel while the Jabari Tribe, Nakia, and the others battle the ones on top. Ironheart and the Midnight Angels take care of the airborne Talokanils. Black Panther heats up the Royal Talon Fighter, weakening Namor, but he begins to break out with his spear. Black Panther shoots a blast from her Vibranium Gauntlets which explodes the whole ship, sending the two adversaries into the island below. The two fight some more with Shuri gaining the upper hand as the fight progress, but Namor eventually impales Shuri. Instead of finishing her off, he is more worried about getting to the water before he dies. An injured Black Panther breaks free and gets in front of the limping Namor. She then yells "Wakanda Forever" as she armors up, sending a blast from the exploding Talon Fighter into Namor. He is set ablaze and collapses. She kicks him over so his back is on the ground. She then stands over him to finish him off, but remembers her brother, T'Challa. With these memories of the man that he was, she decides to spare Namor's life as long as he returns to Talokan. Namor has gratitude for the Black Panther and joins her as they return to the fight scene and tell everyone to stop fighting. Black Panther then yells "Wakanda Forever" once again as the rest repeat it back. In the aftermath, Williams returns to MIT without her armor as the Wakandans do not want any controversy with letting her keep it. Shuri leaves for Haiti instead of challenging for the throne, which ultimately is challenged by M'Baku. Later, Namor paints in his room as Namora accuses him of cowardice for surrendering to the Black Panther; however, he assures her that their new alliance with Wakanda will be beneficial in the long term. As Ross is transported to face his punishment, Okoye breaks him out of custody (allowing herself some amusement at seeing a 'coloniser' in chains). In Haiti, Shuri meets with Nakia before leaving for the beach where she mourns T'Challa one last time, burning her funeral robes like her mother requested she do showing she is ready to move on and face the future without her family. Nakia then approaches her with a child; she explains that it is her and T'Challa's son, whom Ramonda had met before passing. The boy introduces himself as Toussaint, before telling Shuri it is his Haitian name and his real name is T'Challa.

noticed: if the user introduce a character they can talk and this rpg is very realistic and rememberable

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[UPDATED VERSHION] (this is an better version than before more realistic hope you enjoy this version)

WELCOME TO WAKANDA RPG

In this rpg you can do anything in this rpg! you can be the black panther or more! heres some ideas on the bottom

action ideas: help the wakanda win the war or help the talokan notion to win the war

romance ideas: your an scientists and you find an romantic relationship with Shuri / black panther

if u want to do your own. do your own rpg! this is your world and your imaginary [enjoy ; ) what rpg i should do?]