Back in July, Daniel Kaluuya confirmed that he wasn’t part of the cast Black Panther: Wakanda ForeverThe actor expressed disappointment with the development – but what wasn’t revealed at the time was his character, Cappy,’s place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The truth is that the answer to that question didn’t appear in the movie itself either, as there is only a brief mention of it in one scene…but for those who are curious about what’s going on, writer/director Ryan Coogler has an explanation.
I interviewed the director during Press Day in Los Angeles regarding his new Marvel movie earlier this month, and it was while discussing his vision of events in Wakanda since the end of the first. Black Panther The movie you specifically asked about Wakapi. It was a question that Coogler appreciated and he had an answer to saying,
This is a great question. He’s basically been banished, but he’s still within the confines of Wakanda, if that makes sense. It is a single line that indicates that he is still alive.
In case you don’t remember, W’Kabi wasn’t seen as a hero in the end Black Panther. Angry that King Tekka (John Cane) and King Tachala (Chadwick Boseman) fail to deliver justice after Ulysses Claw (Andy Serkis) murders his father, Wappie allied with Eric Killmonger (Michael B Jordan) when the soldier crosses the Wakanda border with Claw’s body. He fought as part of the Killmonger army when T’Challa was revived and renewed his claim to the throne, and ended up on the losing side of the fight.
the end of Black Panther It does not address Wakapi’s punishment for betraying the throne (or, for that matter, the state of his relationship with Danai Gurira’s Okoye), as well as his failure to appear in Black Panther: Wakanda Foreverthe character is not featured in Avengers: Infinity War or Avengers: Endgame also. As Daniel Kaluuya is an exceptional talent, fans can keep hope alive that he’ll appear in a future MCU movie or show — especially since we know he’s not dead. If/when he returned, we now have a basic idea of where he was.
While the audience is waiting for W’Kabi’s return, soon everyone will be able to enjoy the brilliance Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – which arrives in theaters Friday, November 11th with stellar cast including Letita Wright, Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Tenoch Huerta, Martin Freeman and Angela Bassett. The Ranked Marvel Movies In Order and Marvel Movies features will help you prepare for the latest dive in the MCU, and you can take a look at what lies ahead of the franchise via upcoming Marvel movies and upcoming Marvel TV guides.
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