Black Panther (film)
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The Black Panther is a Marvel Comics/Disney film that's based on the Black Panther comics of the same name. It was directed by Ryan Coogler and released in February 16, 2018 in the United States.
It tells the story of what happened to T'Challa after his father, the previous Black Panther, got killed in Avengers: Age of Ultron and the Captain America: Civil War.
Tropes used in Black Panther (film) include:
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- Amazon Brigade: Played straight with the Dora Milaje.
- Big Damn Heroes: The Jabari tribe. Later in the movie, they fished out a comatose T'Challa and brought him to safety.
- The Jabari tribe shows up in the film's final climax to team up with T'Challa and friends.
- Crystal Spires and Togas: Wakanda is more technological advance and enlighten compare to the rest of the world, they are this.
- Cool Starship: Wakanda has little versions of these, similar to the pin jet.
- Dark and Troubled Past: Erik Killmonger, whose father was killed in the beginning part of the movie by T'Chaka, who is left as an orphan and grew up in poverty in Ohio.
- Domed Hometown: Wakanda became this, since they have a force field wall to protect and camouflage the whole city.
- Hologram: These pop out in their advance bracelets, since the latter also functions like a smartphone.
- Noodle Incident: Nakia explains a bit that she made a mess involving poaches and ivory.
- Magic From Technology: Some of Wakanda's scientific advancements are this or appear like this, especially to guys, like Everett Ross.
- Magnetic Weapons
- Orphan's Plot Trinket: Erik has a Wakandan ring of T'Challa's grandfather which he threads as a necklace of sorts.
- Sibling Team: Shuri and T'Challa are this.
- Space Clothes: Wakanda is a blend of this and various African cultural clothes.
- Spandex, Latex, or Leather: The Black Panther suit, especially when Shuri provided upgrades to the original suite.