This is how T’Challa dies in the Marvel sequel

Prior to the production of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, lead actor Chadwick Boseman died of cancer that he did not publicly disclose. In response to that the script for the Marvel sequel was rewrittento deal appropriately with the star’s death.

The blockbuster that has just started in the cinema explicitly addresses the loss of Boseman and also addresses it Death of his superhero character T’Challa. We explain to you what happens in the MCU film.

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This is what happens to T’Challa in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

The Black Panther sequel starts right before the opening credits with T’Challa’s sister Shuri (Letitia Wright) revealing about the condition of her dying brother is kept up to date. Panicked, she has to listen helplessly as T’Challa’s heartbeat finally stops and the superhero’s death is announced.

Following this, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever shows the Burial of the King of Wakandawho is transported away in the coffin, while his image is immortalized with murals, among other things, for the ceremony.

For the opening credits, where the Marvel logo is shown as usual, the music stops completely. Instead, the opening credits serve to again scenes of Boseman from Black Panther to show to honor the deceased actor with a tribute again.

Exactly what T’Challa dies of in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is not clearly stated. In one scene from the Marvel film, it is only said that he is at a deadly disease suffered. Presumably, this is also intended to refer to Chadwick Boseman’s real cancer. In the end credits, it is again shown that the whole film is dedicated to the deceased star.

Black Panther 2 in the podcast

In the latest edition of the FILMSTARTS podcast on the screen, moderator Sebastian, Yves von Moviepilot and FILMSTARTS editor Pascal talk about the Marvel blockbuster “Black Panther 2”. You can find out in the podcast whether Chadwick Boseman is offered a worthy conclusion and whether the film also works.

The screen love is the weekly cinema and film podcast of our colleagues from FILMSTARTS.

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