I think man-ape should be the villain for the first movie but how would you portray the character you can't have him wear his suit.(ofcourse keep a pants) I should let him wear no suit but let him transform turning his hair white and pupils white making him also a lot bigger. (giving him maybe a flat ape-like nose, ape-like fangs and ape-like claws) His origin is also pretty hard to portray I think everything in the marvel cinamatic universe is science even the magic in thor is science so I would say a long time ago a portal of an other dimension opened in Wakanda and there came creatures of the other dimension out the portal white gorilla's (that have a certain energie) and also the heart-shaped herb. What do you think of my idea is it good or completely ridiculous.
What villains do you want and how would they be portrayed?
Black Panther
Character » Black Panther appears in 3342 issues.
T'Challa is the Black Panther, king of Wakanda, one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth. He is among the top intellects and martial artists of the world, a veteran Avenger, and a member of the Illuminati. Using his powers and abilities, he has pledged his fortune, powers, and life to the service of all mankind.
What enemy would you chose for the movie.
Doom, i know its kind of not the best for a first outing but i would love to see Wakanda vs Latveria.
Since Klaw was responsible for T'Challa becoming the Black Panther, it would only make sense that he is the main villain of the film...
The way it's been written in the Black Panther mythos is that the vibratory energy coming from Vibranium mutated the flora and fauna. This may have something to do with the properties of the Heart-Shaped Herb (I could be wrong, though, since the Herb is actually mystical). This also mutated the white gorillas as well. It's the reason why M'Baku is superhuman, because the blood that he drank was from a mutated white gorilla.
Klaw was an explorer that wanted Vibranium for himself. So, he killed T'Chaka, T'Challa's father, in order to get it. T'Challa, who was still a boy at the time, attempted to avenge his father by using Klaw's own sound weapon against him. Its blast took Klaw's hand off. Before becoming King, T'Challa spent most of his childhood and teenage years training in various forms of martial arts and traveled the world to further educate himself, eventually getting a Ph.D in Physics and becoming one of the eight smartest minds on the planet. When he was 19, he went back to Wakanda to claim the throne. This required defeating the previous Black Panther before him (S'yan, T'Challa's uncle). Although S'yan was already enhanced by the Heart-Shaped Herb, T'Challa wasn't, and he was still able to defeat his uncle in battle. After that, T'Challa had to fight six of Wakanda's deadliest warriors by himself. After that, he underwent rituals that involved the Heart-Shaped Herb as it was applied to his skin. The process granted T'Challa with a supernatural connection to the Panther God, and in turn, his physical abilities and senses were enhanced to superhuman levels.
Klaw makes sense as the villain if its an origin movie I dont know if Man Ape could hold a whole movie as sole villain
" klaw for the original, killmonger for the sequel and doom for the third. "Doom has been in two Marvel films already. Putting him in a Black Panther movie would have people confused, and he would be out of place.
The Masters of Evil - Klaw, Man Ape, and Red Ghost (as the obscure villain scientist). Hint of Dr Doom as well.
" The Masters of Evil - Klaw, Man Ape, and Red Ghost (as the obscure villain scientist). Hint of Dr Doom as well. "This should be a set up for a sequel...
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