Black Panther's Agents of Wakanda

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I thought hiring Anika Noni Rose as Yemandi was a stroke of genius.
I knew her voice instantly

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Watching this week's episode on DVR.

Keith David as T'Chaka!

Phil LaMarr as Bashenga!

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That is some beautiful art. Could you imagine that concept art mixed with Good story telling?

Indeed I could Brother Ezyo. We deserve nothing less.

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Y'all didn't like this episode?
Didn't like the Princess & the Frog take? Such a clever way to introduce Throg, too!
Yemendi was the truth. I like her (and so does Thor)
I wonder if that'll ever come up in conversation.

I like the more story driven, serious, show just how powerful T'Challa the Black Panther is episodes. Definitely like Yemandi.

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I thought hiring Anika Noni Rose as Yemandi was a stroke of genius.
I knew her voice instantly

Agreed.

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Now this is an episode I can sink my teeth into. A well executed excursion into the history and mythology of the Black Panther and Wakanda; the introduction of another original character; add to that, we find out what happen to Captain America. Red Jack and team pull off another successful episode. These are the kind of ideas and character development the on going should be delivering monthly.

[CvilleWakandan]

I liked it more than last week, but I didn't like the inclusion of the ancient Atlantians.

Also Bashenga was too soft and no Bast or heart shaped herb. Out of the four origin stories; Coates dead last, Panthers Quest, Original Lee/Kirby, and Movie in first.

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I liked it more than last week, but I didn't like the inclusion of the ancient Atlantians.

Also Bashenga was too soft and no Bast or heart shaped herb. Out of the four origin stories; Coates dead last, Panthers Quest, Original Lee/Kirby, and Movie in first.

Agreed, the Atlanteans were so inconsequential. 100% agree that Bashenga was milquetoast. I was thinking that more of Bashenga's past along with other BP essentials will be brought up in the next episode. My ranking will be reserved til the conclusion of the season.

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T'Challa (Black Panther) Evolution in Movies & Cartoons (2018)


BLACK PANTHER'S QUEST Trailer (2018) Disney XD


Evolution of Black Panther in Cartoons in 5 Minutes (2017)

Larry Houston
11 months ago
Larry Houston here. I was the Producer/Director of the 90s X-MEN animated series and I added that FIRST cameo of the Black Panther into my show. I also directed the first Black Panther episode in the FANTASTIC FOUR Second Season. That BP episode, I am really proud of. Actor Keith David was the voice of the Black Panther. Looking forward to the live-action movie.

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courtesy of Redjack

[Redjack]

there's a free download of the poster on my Patreon.


Patreon.com/winterman

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there's a free download of the poster on my Patreon.
Patreon.com/winterman

Good looking out Redjack. The poster is dope.

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FIRST WE GET THIS

JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER THIS DROPS

I am looking forward to several more seasons and feature film. Into the Black Pantherverse...yea.

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SNEAK PEEK: Marvel's Avengers: Black Panther's Quest - "King Breaker Pt. 1 & 2"



On Sunday, February 10th 2 episodes of Marvel's Avengers: Black Panther's Quest will premiere:

“King Breaker Part One” (9:00 – 9:30PM ET/PT)
 Black Panther must go behind enemy lines to save his foes from an even bigger threat.
 
“King Breaker Part Two” (9:30 – 10:00PM ET/PT)
With an attack coming from multiple sides, Black Panther turns to help from an unlikely source.

When an ancient and mysterious threat rises to destroy Wakanda, Black Panther must cast away old alliances, old rules, and old friends and chart a new course forward for himself and for the people of Wakanda. With his sister Shuri by his side, Black Panther will decide what kind of king, what kind of Avenger, and what kind of man he will be.

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I just finished watching Marvel's Avengers: Black Panther's Quest - "King Breaker Pt. 1 & 2". I'll try and limit as much as possible any real spoilers. The overall feel for me is that the Black Panther works best with him not having to share significant screen time with the Avengers or other supporting characters.

This sharing causes a fire hose effect necessary for showcasing the talents and skill set of his co-stars and for the most part those exploits prove superfluous. I much prefer a laser approach to the Black Panther. One that is coherent and surgical in its focus on the Black Panther's extensive power set. Other wise we are left with Shuri providing the submarine; Hunter's extensive espionage skills; Stark's repulsor welding; assistance in taking on a bunch of Atlanteans  red shirt and a  conscience-stricken or repentant T'Challa.

I am well aware this is Black Panther under the Avengers banner... and thus far a credible and respectful amount of the narrative has been BP and Wakandan centered and those are the best parts. T'Challa, the Black Panther stands better when he is on the fringes of the Marvel Universe and in opposition to the mainstay Marvel characters.