The origin of the Black Panther, the thing you need to know about the movie (1/4)

Wakanda is a fictional country in Marvel Comics, located in northeast Africa. Its political system is an absolute monarchy, and its inhabitants are mainly engaged in more primitive tasks such as hunting and growing crops, but they also have access to advanced technology far beyond Earth.

Successive rulers/guardians are known as Black Panthers. Created by Stan Lee and cartoonist Jack Kirby, it debuted in Fantastic Four # 52 (July 1966) and was the first non-satirical black superhero to appear in a major American comic book company.

The current Black Panther is T'Challa, whose father, T'Chaka, is killed in the battle to protect Vibranium in the comics and, in the Marvel Universe, in the bombing of a United Nations meeting in Captain America: Civil War. The young T'Challa is called upon to succeed the Black Panther and King.

Wakanda's wealth of Vibranium has made T 'Challa worth $500 billion, far more than Iron Man's $100 billion and Batman's $80 billion combined.

In the comics, T 'Challa sells a small amount of Vibranium and uses the proceeds to fund the country's development. Under the lead of T 'Challa, Wakanda quickly became one of the richest countries in the world.

Every generation of panthers is fed a heart-shaped herb, and T 'Challa is no exception. This magical herb can greatly enhance the senses and physical properties of the user to achieve superhuman speed, acuity, strength and endurance.

As the heir to the throne, When T 'Challa was young, he went to Oxford to study statecraft and graduated with honors with a doctorate in physics. In addition, he was an excellent tactician, strategist and hunter, skilled in tracking and mastering all forms of fighting, and even invented a form of martial arts that combined acrobatics and animal imitation.

His Black Panther suit is made of Vibranium, which has a very strong vibration, can emit a specific frequency of concussive waves, and is equipped with stealth technology, which can evenly absorb kinetic energy, making him invulnerable. The sole is also equipped with Vibranium, which can adjust different vibration frequencies, so that he can silently run on the side of the building, but also can walk on the water.

We saw Black Panther's first encounter with the Avengers in Captain America: Civil War, and we can imagine that Black Panther will officially join the group to fight Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War.

In addition to the Avengers, Black Panther also briefly joined the Fantastic Four in MARVEL comics and had a relationship with the Storm, a key member of another superhero organization, the X-Men.