t'chaka is the character's name in the black panther who is t'challa's father.
t'chaka is the character's name in the black panther who is t'challa's father.
what is the character's name in the black panther who is t'challa's father?
t'chaka
bullet::::- black panther appears in the "avengers assemble" animated series, with james c. mathis iii reprising the role. introduced in the show's third season "avengers: ultron revolution", t'challa was first seen speaking before an assembly about wakanda when crossbones attacks in order to take out t'challa. after becoming black panther and helping captain america to take out crossbones, t'challa makes off with captain america's shield claiming that it was stolen property. this leads captain america to bring iron man, hawkeye, and thor to wakanda in order to reclaim it. during the confrontation, black panther claims that howard stark stole vibranium in order to make captain america's shield. to make matters worse, ulysses klaue appears where he makes off with captain america's shield upon using a sound attack on the group. both sides work to find klaue as captain america states to black panther that t'chaka gave the vibranium for stark to make into captain america's shield. tracking him to a hideout in the himalayas, the avengers and black panther engage klaue in an armor made out of vibranium. with a special tactic, the avengers and black panther were able to knock klaue out of the armor as black panther plans to make ulysses klaue answer for his crimes. with klaue's vibranium armor in wakandan custody, black panther changes his opinion of the avengers and is offered reserve membership into the group. in the show's fourth season "avengers: secret wars", black panther becomes the new leader of the all-new, all-different avengers (consisting of himself, captain marvel, ant-man, wasp, vision, and ms. marvel) after the original team disappears. on july 22, 2017, marvel renewed "avengers assemble" for a fifth season titled "avengers: black panther's quest" centering around t'challa.
black panther (comics)
bullet::::- wakanda appears prominently in the 2018 film "black panther", which further expands on its background and culture. the film establishes that, as in the comics, the black panther's super-strength comes from consuming the "heart-shaped herb", stating that it is local vegetation that was mutated over millions of years of exposure to vibranium. wakanda consists of five tribes, four of which were united under the rule of the first black panther 10,000 years ago. as in the comics, the four tribes (the river tribe, the mining tribe, the merchant tribe, and the border tribe) worship bast, the panther god, amongst others, and also have a strong spiritual tradition of ancestor worship. the river tribe wear green clothes made from crocodile skin and some males have a lip plate on them. the mining tribe are in charge of the vibranium that is mined, stored, and utilized. the merchant tribe are responsible for trades and crafts of art, clothing and pieces of art where they also wear veils during a trade to maintain anonymity. the border tribe reside on the mountainous borders of wakanda posing as farmers in order to deceive foreigners of wakanda's wealth as well as their talent of breeding white rhinoceros even for battle. the fifth tribe are the jabari, who follow the white gorilla cult (of the god hanuman) – they are staunch traditionalists who live isolated up in the mountains. while considered part of wakanda, the black panther's hold over the jabari is tenuous; during the film, their leader m'baku rejects t'challa as a worthy heir to the throne during his coronation, and challenges him to ceremonial combat to claim it for himself. the lords of each tribe sit on the king's councils, and after the mountain tribe assists t'challa in his overthrow of the usurper, n'jadaka aka erik kilmonger, to take back the throne, m'baku is also granted a seat on that council in recognition of his loyalty. the four main tribes of wakanda speak a version of the xhosa language, while the jabari speak an igbo dialect. the opening animated sequence explains wakanda was aware that the outside world was becoming increasingly chaotic, throughout the various atrocities of history such as the atlantic slave trade, the colonisation of africa by european powers, world war i, and world war ii. the black panthers of the past, however, were devoted to defending their own country and did not interfere, instead choosing to hide wakanda from the world - fearing that if they became involved and revealed themselves, it would eventually lead outsiders to try to invade wakanda itself. wakanda passes itself off as a small, poor third world nation of humble herdsmen, using an advanced holographic projection shroud around its borders to hide the advanced technological civilization within. a core tension of the film's narrative is that the new black panther, t'challa, is torn between his loyalty to hide and defend wakanda as its king, and his own conscience to help the faltering world beyond its borders. erik killmonger then arrives in wakanda to try to seize the throne - mirroring t'challa's desire to end wakanda's isolationism, but by conquering the outside world using wakanda's advanced technologies and weapons. ultimately, t'challa defeats killmonger and decides to reveal wakanda's true nature to the world during an address at the united nations. the film's popularity led to a trend among athletes and celebrities around the world to throw up "wakanda forever" salutes after their victories. director ryan coogler stated that his depiction of wakanda was inspired by the southern african kingdom of lesotho. basotho blankets also became more known as a result of the film and its basis on lesotho.
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