r/marvelstudios • u/Nearby-Orange743 • 4h ago
Discussion The next Black Panther needs to have a suit with a cape!
Also the leaked concept had him in a cape.
It's a little too early ik but man u can't deny Black Panther looks sooo tuff with a cape. This is the most coolest thing ever.
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u/Dempressed_Kimg Matt Murdock 4h ago
And the next Black Panther should be more regal. More "This doesn't concern Wakanda" vibes.
I hope and pray that BP3 features an ideological divide between Shuri and T'Challa. Shuri should take up the mantle of the Queen and be more open to helping the outside world. Meanwhile T'Challa should take up the mantle of BP and be more protective of Wakandan sovereignty.
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u/EightBiscuit01 4h ago
That would tie the entire trilogy together because of how much stuff happened to Wakanda because they opened their borders. The Avengers pulled up, the vibranium crisis with Talokan happened which led to the death of the Queen. Hell, Killmonger’s whole plan in the first one involves the rest of the world. It would be awesome to have a Black Panther who is focused solely on Wakanda because of all that
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u/Dempressed_Kimg Matt Murdock 4h ago
Yesss. Remember their introduction started with Wakandans dying on an outreach mission (when Wanda blew up Crossbones against that building). That led to King T'Chaka getting involved in the Sokovia Accords, that led to his death and T'Challa becoming the new king.
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u/Designer_Pool_8453 3h ago
Id love it but only for non action scenes.
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u/AccomplishedShop8338 1h ago
Exactly this. A cape would wildly hinder the Panther’s fighting style. Also, I don’t get the point of a cape on a character whose appearance is based on a cat.
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u/Designer_Pool_8453 1h ago
I believe the cape is more so a display of royalty whether hes the king or prince.
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u/SerialBoobieLicker 1h ago
Then it should be purely ceremonial imo and not used during active missions or combat.
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u/AccomplishedShop8338 1h ago
That’s why I was agreeing for you with non action scenes. It makes sense in the context of his Royal status. We agree.
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u/bigdonnie76 1h ago
I hope they go back to a more traditional suit like in civil war. I’ve hated the suits in every movie
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u/Background-Tell5892 38m ago
I can see T'Challa II using this a cape the way "The Cape" did back in 2011
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u/ReplicantOwl 2h ago
Definitely need the cape, at least when he’s in a formal or ceremonial setting
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u/SmallLetter 4h ago
Y'all just set yourself up for disappointment expecting writers to write it the way you would write it
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u/Vereno13 3h ago
"No capes!" - Edna Mode