He wears a high-tech suit designed with a rare metal known as vibranium which allows Wakanda to be advanced technically. He must come to the resolve that although his father was loved by man, he failed his tribe for many generation’s. T’Challa must correct the wrong of his father’s actions. T’Challa’s new approach was to further benefit the world as the most intelligent character.
The son of N’Jobu (T’Chaka’s brother) played by Michael B. Jordan as N'Jadaka / Erik "Killmonger" Stevens: The raged lost family member threatening the Wakanda throne. A character trope of “It’s all about me” A human unlike the superhuman T’Challa but a former navy seals and trained black ops solider. He is the “Big Bad” trope used as the main antagonist in the film. his character was very relatable as a social influence because he experienced what most minorities feel as an outsider, he was desperate to be a part of this futuristic and successful …show more content…
The “dark skinned blonde” is a character trope used to describe Ramonda’s age. She is a calm motherly figure.
Letitia Wright played as Shuri: The creative princess of Wakanda and head scientist that handles all of the government’s research and development. She is trained for combat and used when needed in the film. Most of the comical scenes include her making a funny remark.
Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi: T’Challa’s second in command. His character tropes serve as the “ancient order of protectors” being the main person in control of protecting Wakanda and keeping the tribe hidden.
A faithful tribal warrior and friend, Zuri played by Forest Whitaker. His character tropes of a “secret keeper” of the late King T’Chaka, He is willing to take on ‘Killmonger’ to save T’Challa secret keeper”