Exploring 10 Interesting Facts about Wakanda Forever

Wakanda, Black Panther, and Vibranium: the most unique subjects of the MCU world. Of all the comics, Black Panther stands bold and different. Notably, it’s a beautiful tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman. The cast and crew did justice to honor Boseman’s legacy. Here are 10 amazing facts about the film Wakanda Forever

• To design the funeral outfits, costume designer Ruth E. Carter took inspiration from different African cultures to give a unique identity to all Wakandan tribes. 
• Producer Nate Moore stated that they had created a list of hundred names before they settle on Wakanda Forever. Also, they add the movie name appropriate to its theme.
• Wakanda was shown as a tribal monarchy ruled by the superior of each Wakanda tribe. In recent comics, T’Challa brings a new change by turning Wakanda into a constitutional monarchy.
• In the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Wakanda consists of 5 tribes same as in comics.
• Tenoch Huerta Mejia, the actor who played Namor had to take swimming lessons and learn the Mayan language for the role.
• According to the comic, studies outside Wakanda are forbidden. But T’Challa was the first person to get educated outside the country. Since he was the son of the chief, Wakandan law didn’t banish him.

• With advanced technology, Wakandans have a cure for vicious health issues includes    

            cancer. 

•  Mabel Cadena, who played Namora can hold her breath underwater for six and a half a 

             Minutes.

•  Wright was injured while filming a stunt. She was sent to London for recovery. 

            However, they ran out of time before she joined the crew again.

• There may be another sequel to the Black Panther movie. Coogler decided to film 

            the third sequel, but Wright said a break is needed.