WARNING: This article contains full spoilers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
The final scenes of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever showed Shuri (Letitia Wright) officially taking over as Wakanda’s new protector. After defeating Namor on a beach somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, she continued to work through the pain of losing her brother, T’Challa. But the film’s final sting had massive repercussions for the future of Wakanda.
Shuri visited Nakia (Lupita Nyong’o) in Haiti, where the killer has been living for the past six years.
After Shuri burned the burial robes she wore for T’Challa’s tribute ceremony (a Wakandan tradition), she was introduced to someone special: a little boy.
The boy revealed that his name was Toussaint. Nakia then broke the news that he was T’Challa’s secret son. An even bigger blow was that his mother, Queen Ramonda, found out.
Furthermore, the young man revealed that his real name was Prince T’Challa, son of King T’Challa.
While this final poignant moment is a wonderful way to continue the story of T’Challa and Black Panther, it does raise some questions about the future of the Marvel series.
In the Marvel Comic Books, T’Challa has a son, but it is not named after him.
Instead, their son is named Azari. But that is not the only difference.
In the original source material, Azari is the son of T’Challa and his wife at the time, Ororo Munroe, the X-Men warrior better known as Storm.
Before being part of Charles Xavier’s assassination squad, the weather wizard was an African queen who ruled her own kingdom.
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That being said, the arrival of T’Challa II could be a great thing for the MCU.
Considering the character isn’t in the comics, he’s an entirely new creation for the series.
This means that almost anything could happen to it. Much like Sylvie/Lady Loki, who was introduced in the Loki Disney Plus series, this also means there’s a lot of potential for her character to advance from her.
Fans will simply have to wait and see how T’Challa II will impact the series moving forward.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is already in theaters.
Black Panther is now available to watch on Disney Plus.
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