It'll be a long time until we hear news on EA's BlackPanther game, but we're already writing up our comic book wish lists.
Last month, EA and Marvel announced plans to give Black Panther his own video game for the first time. Given the character’s longevity in the comics, it’s somewhat surprising that Black Panther didn’t make his video game debut until Marvel’s Ultimate Alliance in 2006. Since then, T’Challa has largely been relegated to a supporting role in games. But there are reasons to be optimistic about this upcoming solo game.
Related Chadwick Boseman’s sudden death in 2020 made Marvel Studios wary of recasting the role in live-action, and instead, T’Challa was respectfully retired from the MCU. By that time, Christopher Judge had already recorded his role for Marvel’s Avengers, so no attempt was made to change it. Hopefully that will avoid any internal debate over whether T’Challa should still be used going forward because the hero deserves his video game spotlight.
There’s also the Joker-like preacher known as Achebe, T’Challa’s evil half-brother, Jakarra, and the revolutionary Zenzi. It should also be noted that the MCU treats two of T’Challa’s villains as heroes: M’Baku’ and Nakia, the former member of the Dora Milaje who became Malice. That’s just a taste of some of the villains who could appear. It would also be refreshing to see the game feature more comic-book-accurate takes on these characters.
Embrace T’Challa’s high-tech gadgets One of the best-reviewed aspects of Marvel’s Avengers‘ War for Wakanda DLC was the way that T’Challa played with his combo-heavy attacks. That was fun, and we’d like to see that continue. But since T’Challa hails from such a technologically advanced country, we’d like to see his gadgets played up as well. T’Challa’s Vibranium Energy Daggers would be a good start, but they are far from the only advantage that Black Panther has.
The two Black Panther movies would have us believe that the love of T’Challa’s life is Nakia, but their history is far more complicated. Nakia was an underage member of the Dora Milaje who was deeply in love with T’Challa. She felt betrayed that he loved others instead of her. That’s why Nakia was reborn as the villain Malice before she tragically died at an early age.
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