T'Challa: The Black Panther facts

T'Challa wasn't Chadwick Boseman's best role or best performance. It was simply his most visible & got him the recognition he already deserved. Recognition that other underappreciated black actors in Hollywood need. T'Challa living on means Chad's name lives on. #RecastTchalla

Black Panther is the only super hero in the top 10 solo. All the others are ganged up hero movies. Black Panther outsold Deadpool AND Wolverine solo. BP2 is not even in the top 20 😂

What’s the problem every movie we get another Black Panther. Also remember kids it’s a mantle.

Idk how wanting tchalla is such a hard concept to grasp😭

My two GOATS finally meet!

As #MarvelStudios plans to recast major #MCU heroes in the future, here are 7 that we think are most likely to be replaced: - Tony Stark - Steve Rogers - T'Challa Full list of characters: thedirect.com/article/marvel…

This narrative of "Y'all are misogynistic because you want the protagonist of his own story to be at the center of his own story" is anti-Black and I stand by that. T'Challa has been the protagonist of his own story since 1966. Not side characters. blocked. #BlackPanther

After T'Challa's masssive reception in CaptainAmerica: CivilWar, Chadwick Boseman said BlackPanther's I.P. was gonna be as big as StarWars Instead the ppl in charge turned it into Gender Wars w/ dwindling returns The damage to whatever this 'fanbase' is may be irreversible

There are lots of stories to be told with T'challa. The way Chadwick talked about how the character impressed young boys, the way he was willing to bring it to the big screen even with his health, I'm sure he wouldn't have wanted it killed off with him

We want T’Challa

The actors who portrayed Tony Stark and Steve Rogers are immensely talented, inspirational, iconic and transcended any past iterations. Yet Kevin Feige plans to recast. This standard is only implemented to bench T'Challa.

"besides her being a woman" T'Challa debuted as the Black Panther in july 1966 and is the first mainstream Black hero in the history of comics. Not some random side characters named M'Baku or Shuri. Hope that clears up the confusion. Anyways, Recast T'Challa. #BlackPanther

T'Challa is the original black panther created in 1966 by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. Before multiple changes to the lore, T'Challa CREATED THE BLACKPANTHER MONIKER to secretly avenge his father's death alongside the #Fantastic4 Meaning it WAS literally only him.

T'Challa is Black Panther. Same way as how Peter Parker is Spider-Man, Clark Kent is Superman, Tony Stark is Iron Man, Bruce Wayne is Batman, etc. Has nothing to do with her being a woman

They subtracted t’challa to do that. Shuri as Aja Adanna is much more powerful than she is as Black Panther. You want her to be Black Panther because of status. You don’t want what’s best for her.

The problem is and was killing off T’challa in the first place. What stunted idiots decided that Chadwick Boseman would want an iconic and bankable black superhero to climb into the grave with him? Did we shut down Superman when Christopher Reeve died?

We want Tchalla

Has nothing to do with Shuri. It’s just that T’Challa is traditionally the one with the mantle of Black Panther and we unfortunately had our time with him cut short. Shuri is cool but it would be like if Chris Evans passed after Age of Ultron and we moved immediately into Sam…

Tired take from ppl who are not followers of either hero. Shuri will never be valued as a character until she's allowed to become her own character & create her own fanbase, there for MORE than just gender rep. Coulda put Okoye in the suit and these 'fans would feel the same way

Nigga, we just want to see T’Chala again.

Or wait they just want T’challa! Not everything is an agenda, shuri had a stint at being black panther but it was always T’challa. Especially since it opens up another story arch with his marriage with storm. There’s nothing wrong with wanting T’challa to be recasted!