Black Panther (film)/Characters
Wakandans
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W'Kabi
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- Amazon Chaser: He was Okoye's lover. Until, Killmonger restored his faith in humanity, by bringing him the body of Ulysses Klaue.
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Okoye
The General of the Dora Milaje.
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- Lady in Red
- Wig, Dress, Accent: What Okoye did in Hong Kong.
Zuri
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- The Obi-Wan: According to Director, Ryan Coogler, Zuri is this trope.
- Trope
Erik "Killmonger" Stevens
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- Trope: In the flashback, Erik suggested to his father.
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- Burial At Sea:He requests this of T'Challa, so he can be buried where so many escape black slaves jump in to drown.
- Dark and Troubled Past:
- Expy: Obediah Mainly because T'Challa has to fight an evil Black Panther.
- Sympathetic Erik's goals and back story makes him this.
- Navy SEALs
- The Power of Hate: Erik drive, determination, and training to defeat the ruling current Wakadan King is this. And he has the cool scars to prove it. Until, Erik was defeated in the movie's end, where he develope some sort of understanding.
- Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Erik loves playing basketball. In a flashback, he found his father, Prince N'jobu,'s diary and Wakandan stuff, including the ring of his own grandfather.
- Well Intentioned Extremist: Erik has good goals to help Black people by destabilizing Wakanda (destroying their line of succession ritual), killing Zuri and others that stand in his way, causing a Wakandan civil war, and being a concentration of hate.
- What the Hell, Wakanda?!: Part of his motivation is why doesn't rich, technologically advance, and enlighten Wakanda assist the outside world? Especially in places where Blacks are treated unfairly, down on their luck (economic means), or just plain, bad things happen to good people circumstances.
- With Us or Against Us: In his speech, Erik stated that he'll kill anyone - black, white, and whomever - that doesn't subscribe to his international revolution plan.
- Woobie Destroyer Of Worlds: Considering that he's continuing his Dad's beliefs (After T'Chaka killed the later), grew up in the worst of California, and doing things to plunge the world into World War III.
- Would Hit a Girl: In the final battle, Erik killed one of the Dora Milaje.
- And he would've killed Shuri, if T'Challa didn't come back.
- You Killed My Father: The other reason why Erik wants to kill T'Challa so badly, besides the Duel to the Death ritual and murdering Zuri, because he played a part with Prince N'jobu, Erik's Dad,'s death.
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"Outsiders"
Everett Ross
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- The Ace: Everett's background was that he used to be a United States Armed Forces pilot.
- Fake Nationality: Everett Ross, the CIA Agent, is portrayed by Martin Freeman, who is British.
- Token White
Ulysses Klaue
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Minor Characters
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