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She wants all the smoke.

The Order of the Wakandan Tribes - (2021)

A follow up to The Order of The Avengers (available HERE and HERE). All the outfits are inspired by the ones of various African people (Maasai people, Zulu people, Himba people, etc..) but also by concept art from the book The Art of Black Panther.

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OH SHIT THEY DID THAT!

@petite-madame these are amazing!!

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Where was Bucky Barnes during the whole Eric taking over Wakanda? Like was he just guarding the goats?

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Erik: I’ve killed your king and now we’re gonna get revenge on the white people!

Bucky, a white who was snuck into the country completely illegally:

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phantomchick

#Black Panther #erik killmonger #this never fails to make me laugh #it’s such a good delivery #I think one of the things that make erik really good as an antagonist is he genuinely had those cool and kinda funny moments #where you sort of shared in how satisfied he must feel #like the casual ‘hey auntie’ #even if you’re worried about the characters he’s threatening #you get that ‘wow i bet that was satisfying’ feel #at least i did #i couldn’t help but feel that connection #and when you’re sharing in an antagonist’s satisfaction #while still liking the characters they are up against #you know they’re well written

mikkeneko

I think this is a great example of how well Erik manages to control the context of whatever scene he’s in. The first time he turns up in the palace, T’Challa tries to shut down his challenge to the throne by referring to him as an American chaos operative, but Erik turns it around on him by announcing his Wakandan name and heritage in xhosa, recontextualizing himself as a rightful Wakandan challenger.

Here T’Challa is taking him at his word, addressing him as a fellow Wakandan royal whom he can legitimately challenge for the throne, and Erik turns it around on him again by responding and identifying as an American chaos operative, who feels no obligation to respect Wakandan traditions.

artoo

“a kid from oakland running around believing in fairytales” is sadder and more sympathetic than ANYTHING lucasfilm did with kylo ren

threesideddream

I present to you, Spongebob!Black Panther by @pleadingthefilth and I, because we have absolutely no sense 😂

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M’Baku: VICTORY SCREEEEECH

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W'Kabi seeing the Jabari tribe come up the hill: IT’S AN ALASKAN BULL WORM!!!!

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White Museum Lady: it’s just a stupid boulder!

Erik: [poisoning her] it’s not just a boulder! it’s a rock!

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Erik, killing Zuri: HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE TO TEACH YOU THIS LESSON, OLD MAN?!

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I’m bringing this back because it was actual gold

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Shuri: M'Baku! You just missed the craziest of crazies. Cars. Spears. Fugitives. Invaders — COUSIN?!?! Ritual combat. Fleeing the scene. Hiding in the woods. Coming here. Crashing on your couch for a week ’cause technically we’re fugitives.

joannekwan

guess what I watched this weekend!

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Well, maybe you should make it a little stronger.

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He l i v e s

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#badass

kaylapocalypse-deactivated20201

God this is one of the most impactful moments of the entire franchise. That walk! Her lines! Black panther’s little smile!

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This is the first time in the entire franchise a woman who could most assuredly beat the mf breaks off of Natasha was seen on screen and for her ONE line and scene, Florence DELIVERED. Look at her body language, the space between Ayo and T’Challa, the length of her strides, the POWER in the slenderness of her body, truly like a panther herself. Natasha dares to disrupt her mission to bring her king home after getting him tangled up in international affairs, and her line is only a polite warning because it has to be—no doubt if they hadn’t been in the presence of the King, she would’ve pushed her out of the way. The look she gives her directly after T’Challa tells her to stand down is no less scathing either.