Black Panther Trivia

1. King T'Challa, the first Black Panther, is lost under which circumstances?

From Quiz Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Answer: He passes away due to illness

As Princess Shuri heads into the lab she prays to Bast to save her brother's life. Unfortunately, King T'Challa is unable to overcome his terminal illness despite Shuri's attempts to save him. She, Queen Ramonda, and the people of Wakanda have no choice but to accept that T'Challa has joined the ancestors. The celebrate his life in a ceremony befitting the Wakandan leader...but life must go on. One year later, in Ansongo, Mali, at a Wakandan Outreach Center, a laboratory is assaulted by terrorists. Fortunately, the Dora Milaje are already there, waiting. It's proof that a U.N. member state is already seeking out the rare material. Queen Ramonda joins the United Nations in Geneva the following day and is placed under intense scrutiny. While Wakanda has always had a policy never to share their vibranium stockpiles, other nations worry that the material poses a threat to international security. Ramonda is blunt with the other nations-- vibranium is not dangerous; it is other possessors of it who are dangerous. She has the assaulters paraded in front of the U.N. as she announces that further attacks will be considered an act of aggression. The King may be dead, but Wakanda is still able to protect its resources.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: Five & 5

Millions of years ago, a meteorite of vibranium struck Africa, affecting the plant life around it. When men came, five tribes settled at that spot and called it Wakanda. They fought with each other until one shaman was led to a heart-shaped plant that gave him the power to be the first Black Panther and the first King of Wakanda. Four tribes agreed to the rule; one went into isolation in the mountains. Wakanda thrived as a result, but hid away from the rest of the world. In 1992 in Oakland, California, the King of Wakanda, T'Chaka, stops by an apartment to speak to his brother, N'Jobu, who he believes betrayed the nation to give a the location of Wakanda's vibranium to a man named Ulysses Klaue. N'Jobu lies about this, immediately getting caught out by his best friend, revealed to be a spy. They all return to Wakanda together.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: Brothers

After a brief prologue explaining the history of Wakanda, vibranium, and the Black Panther, the film opens in Oakland in 1992, where N'Jobu is going over the plans for a job with his right hand man, James. They are interrupted by two Dora Milaje, Wakanda's all-female special forces, who signal the arrival of the Black Panther, Wakanda's sovereign and protector. "My King," N'Jobu says at the sight of T'Chaka, as he falls to the floor kneeling. "Come, baby brother," T'Chaka says after the formalities are dispensed with, "Let me see how you are holding up." Their reunion takes on a more serious tone after N'Jobu asks about the situation back home. "Not so good," T'Chaka says. "There has been an attack." He describes how an Afrikaner arms dealer named Ulysses Klaue infiltrated Wakanda's vibranium stores and made off with a quarter ton of the precious metal, which he couldn't have accomplished without help from someone on the inside. T'Chaka's insinuation isn't lost on N'Jobu, who asks his brother why he is here. "I want you to look me in the eyes and tell me why you betrayed Wakanda," T'Chaka says. When N'Jobu denies his involvement, James reveals himself to be Zuri, a fellow Wakandan spy, and produces evidence that implicates N'Jobu. "Prince N'Jobu," T'Chaka says, "You will return home at once where you will face the Council and inform them of your crimes." The scene cuts to the group of boys playing basketball at the foot of the apartment block, as they notice the strange lights of a Wakandan aircraft as it moves across the night sky.

From Quiz Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Answer: In the middle of the ocean

In the Atlantic Ocean, aboard a U.S. Navy vessel, the CIA locates a one-in-a-million vibranium deposit deep on the ocean floor. As a submersible heads down to the depths to find a destroyed drill, two scientists locate what they came to find. Just as they do, however, the power goes out on the rig and the sea floor is plunged into near-darkness. As something swims by, one of the scientists vanishes, severed from his support line. Soon after, the other scientist loses contact. Outside, a siren's song appears to hypnotize the soldiers on the ship, persuading them to walk over the balconies and into the ocean. The beings in the water storm the ship soon after, attacking the remaining soldiers onboard. Though a helicopter is able to take off with the only survivors, it's grabbed from the sky and tossed into the water. The only info that can get off the ship-- they're blue, and they're not Wakandans. As Ramonda returns to Wakanda she reunites with Shuri in the lab. While Ramonda seeks a way to recreate the Heart-Shaped Herb, Shuri aims to create new technologies to better-equip the fighters of their nation. Shuri does not wish to recreate the herb, she says, as the Black Panther name and mantle is a relic. Ramonda tells her daughter, later, that they must move forward. T'Challa is a year passed, but he is not gone.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: The United Kingdom

King T'Chaka, killed during the terror attacks in the United Nations Headquarters during the events of the Avengers' Civil War, is mourned in the present day while his son, T'Challa, takes up the Black Panther mantle. Flying over the Sambisa Forest in Nigeria, he drops from his craft and flies in to intercept a caravan trafficking women under the cover of night. T'Challa subdues many of the soldiers there while one of the women in the caravan, Nakia, supports him. He reveals that he intercepted to extract her for his coronation ceremony the following day. They free the captured people before flying off, returning to Wakanda the next day. In London, a man by the name of Erik Stevens visits the West African exhibit of the British Museum, identifying a vibranium-made piece from Wakanda during his tour. It's all part of his plan though; a curator for the exhibit is poisoned, and criminal Ulysses Klaue, posing as a paramedic, kills the other witnesses before they steal the weapon for its material and escape in an ambulance.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: The Jabari Tribe

T'Challa reunites with his mother, Ramonda, and this sister, Shuri, upon returning to Wakanda and quick preparations are made in advance of his coronation. During this ceremony, before his people, his powers are intentionally stripped away and he is asked to perform in trial by combat for his position. The leaders of four tribes refuse to put forth their best warriors to face him, but the fifth tribe, that of the isolated Jabari people, come forth with their leader, M'Baku, to battle the nation's potential leader. Staunch believers in tradition and angered by the generally progressive choices of the nation, the Jabari believe that T'Challa should be overthrown. And so they fight, and in their fierce combat, T'Challa emerges victorious, bringing M'Baku to the edge of the waterfall and forcing him to yield. His powers are returned to him shortly thereafter in a subsequent ceremony during which T'Challa has a vision of his father passing the mantle to him.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: Vibranium

Erik Killmonger stands admiring the artifacts in the West African exhibit of the Museum of Great Britain in London. A museum director appears with her coffee to provide him with the history of each piece. When she misidentifies a mining tool as a seventh century artifact from Benin, Killmonger corrects her. "Nah," he says, "It was taken by British soldiers in Benin, but it's from Wakanda. And it's made out of vibranium." He offers to take it off their hands, which prompts the bemused museum director to say that the museum's artifacts aren't for sale. "How do you think your ancestors got these?" Killmonger asks the director. "You think they paid a fair price? Or did they take it, like they took everything else?" The museum director collapses from the poison that had been added to her coffee, which provides Killmonger and Ulysses Klaue (who shows up masquerading as an emergency technician) the distraction they need to take out the guards and make off with the vibranium artifact. Wakanda leveraged the properties of vibranium to make stunning technological advancements, but decided to hide from the outside world, posing as a third world nation while disguising their power behind a protective barrier. Killmonger has a plan to put an end to all of that.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: South Korea

T'Challa, now officially the King of Wakanda, walks the streets with Nakia and both of them are very clear about their viess of their fine nation. T'Challa, knowing of the outside world, fears that Wakanda would be lesser if the world knew about their advancements, but Nakia believes that they're strong enough to be able to help those in need without sacrificing their strength. T'Challa's friend, W'Kabi, sides with him on his views, and when the opportunity arises for T'Challa to intercept Ulysses Klaue during a vibranium deal in South Korea, they both agree to extract T'Chaka's former foe and bring him back to Wakanda to be dealt with appropriately instead of getting other nations involved. And with that, T'Challa brings Nakia and Okoye with him for a trip to Busan. Shuri, while showing T'Challa his new technology, criticizes him for bringing his ex along for the trip, but that's his call. After testing his new suit, they're on their way.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: CIA

Nakia leads T'Challa and Okoye to a private casino in Busan and the three of them spread out to search for Klaue. A handful of CIA agents also appear to be present in the casino, these men led by Everett Ross, who met T'Challa during the UN HQ incident and helped try to bring Bucky Barnes to justice. Ross urges him to leave, but it's clear that both of them are there for the same reason-- to intercept Klaue-- though Ross is there to make a fake deal for the vibranium. When Klaue arrives, armed all the way through the casino's entrance, the deal commences but Okoye, believing herself to be found out, sparks a firefight between Klaue's men and everyone else. T'Challa nearly apprehends Klaue, but the mobster unleashes his unique weapon, an interesting piece of tech posing as a prosthetic arm.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: Killmonger is N'Jobu's son.

Upon returning to Wakanda from South Korea, T'Challa pays a visit to Zuri in the garden of the heart-shaped herb. "What happened to my uncle N'Jobu? My father told me he disappeared. There was a man today wearing a ring identical to this one," T'Challa says, holding up his own vibranium ring. When Zuri says that it's not possible, T'Challa loses his patience. "Do not tell me what is possible. Tell me the truth!" he says. "Some truths are too much to bear," Zuri replies. T'Challa pushes Zuri, who eventually comes clean. "Your uncle took a war dog assignment in America," Zuri begins reluctantly. "Your father placed me there to observe unbeknownst to him. Your uncle fell in love with an American woman. They had a child. The hardships he saw there radicalized your uncle." In a flashback, we go back to the scene from the start of the film and see N'Jobu explaining to T'Chaka his motivations for helping Klaue steal the vibranium. When T'Chaka informs N'Jobu that he will return to Wakanda to answer for his crimes, we see N'Jobu pull out a gun from his waistband and point it at Zuri. T'Chaka immediately springs into action, disarming N'Jobu and digging his claws into his chest, killing him instantly. Back in Wakanda, a guilt-stricken Zuri finishes his story. "Your father killed his own brother to save my life," he tells T'Challa. "And the child?" T'Challa asks. "We left him," Zuri says. "We had to maintain the lie." The scene cuts to the group of boys playing basketball at the start of the film, looking up to the sky at the departing Wakandan aircraft. One of them is the young Killmonger.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: To challenge T'Challa to the throne

Like his father before him, Killmonger wants to use Wakanda's technological advances to help liberate the billions of disenfranchised and disadvantaged black people all over the world, and he intends to do this from a position of power. "I'm standing in your house," he tells the elders of the Tribal Council in Wakanda, "Serving justice to a man who stole your vibranium and murdered your people. Justice your King couldn't deliver." T'Challa approaches Killmonger and asks him what he wants. "I want the throne," Killmonger says, exercising his blood right to challenge T'Challa's rule. In the challenge pool, T'Challa once again drinks the death herb to strip away the powers of the Black Panther, so that he can face Killmonger. They fight, but T'Challa holds back and gives him a chance to yield, which he quickly learns is a mistake. Killmonger overpowers T'Challa and is about to wound him mortally when Zuri intervenes and is killed by Killmonger. Enraged, T'Challa gets on his feet but is easily subdued by Killmonger, who lifts him up on his shoulders and tosses him over the edge of the pool into the falls below. "Nah," he tells the shocked onlookers. "I'm your King." In the garden of the heart-shaped herb, Killmonger drinks the potion conferring the powers of the Black Panther and visits the ancestral plane, where he sees his father, N'Jobu. When he emerges from the trance, he orders the shamans to burn the remaining heart-shaped herb plants. As the shamans set fire to the garden, Nakia manages to harvest the heart of one plant and escapes through the catacombs.

From Quiz Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Answer: Queen Ramonda

When Shuri and the others return to Wakanda they fortify the sonic barriers and prepare for the inevitable. Ramonda brings Riri through the palace, but Riri isn't comfortable. She expresses that she would like to go home, but she knows she can't. While Nakia and Okoye talk about T'Challa outside, they see flooding in the streets and quickly realize that they're under attack. Shuri provides support from the air and Ramonda uses Riri's help to command from the throne room, but Namor's army is successful in infiltrating and fighting in both water and air. The Wakandans throw everything they can at the battle and many escape into the nearby mountains, but the city, for all intents, falls. As Namor brings down Shuri's plane, he heads to the throne room in pursuit of Riri, tossing water grenades through the windows and sending them, unconscious, into the flooded depths of the palace. Ramonda awakens in time to grab Riri and swim her to the surface, but drowns during her ascent through the water. As the others come to find her body and revive Riri, Namor warns them that he will return in one week's time with his entire army. His ultimatum: they will join him at war against the rest of Earth or he will wash Wakanda off of it. Shuri runs into the throne room to find what remains and Namor informs her that she is now the queen before departing.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: He is harboring T'Challa in a healing hut.

Nakia spirits Shuri and Ramonda away from the challenge pool to safety after T'Challa's defeat, and liberates Agent Ross from his room. Together, they take the heart-shaped herb to the Jabari, hoping that they can convince M'Baku to use it to lead an army against Killmonger. "This is why we are here; to offer this to you. An outsider sits on our throne. Only you can help us stop him," Nakia explains, as they kneel before M'Baku. "Come with me," he says. He leads them to a healing hut, where an unconscious T'Challa is lying on a bed of snow. "Impossible. Is he breathing?" Nakia asks in disbelief. "He is in a coma, barely clinging to life," M'Baku explains. "One of our fishermen found him at the edge of the river border. He brought him to me." Ramonda carries out the ritual by pouring the potion made from the heart-shaped herb into T'Challa's mouth and buries him in snow. In the ancestral plane, T'Challa confronts his father. "Why didn't you bring the boy home?" he asks. "You were wrong to abandon him." T'Chaka tries to explain. "I chose my people. I chose Wakanda," he tells his son. "You were wrong!" T'Challa says. "All of you were wrong to turn your backs on the rest of the world. We let the fear of our discovery stop us from doing what is right. No more! I cannot stay here with you. I cannot rest while he sits on the throne. He is a monster of our own making. I must take the mantle back. I must right these wrongs." T'Challa awakens and rises from the snow, his health and powers restored. He thanks his host for rescuing him, but M'Baku doesn't want to hear about it. "I owed you a great debt," he explains, referencing T'Challa's compassion in sparing him during his earlier challenge. "A life for a life. Consider it paid."

From Quiz Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Answer: Killmonger

Ross awakens to find that De Fontaine is in his home. She alerts him to the news-- Queen Ramonda is dead-- and worse, she knows about the beads as she bugged them before he even arrived at the crime scene in Boston. She has no choice but to arrest him for his treasonous call. After her mother's funeral, Shuri returns to the lab and contemplates her next steps. Finding a bracelet that Namor gifted her during her visit to his city, she realizes that its components-- the plant that Chaac gifted his people amongst them-- are of great use to her. Using her equipment, she assesses whether or not the materials in the bracelet are similar to the Heart-Shaped Herb. Sure enough, there are strong similarities. She also discusses Namor with Riri, using her mind to combine their efforts, and what they both determine is that Namor gathers power from the water, perhaps through diffusion. If they can dry him out, they might have a better chance at defeating him. Shuri has Riri convert one of her ships into a pervaporation chamber while she calls back Okoye, bestowing upon her a new spear and a new outfit, calling her the Midnight Angel. And most improbably, though most fortunately, Shuri is able to synthesize and print a working version of the Heart-Shaped Herb. Nakia, watching on, tells her that she can restore Wakanda's protector with it. With Nakia and Riri by her side, she ingests the herb and awaits transport to the Ancestral Plane. ...And it works, allowing her to surface in another realm. But who she finds there isn't who she expects-- Killmonger waits for her in her mother's throne. She admits she never believed the Ancestral Plane was real, but she took the herb to be strong, and that's likely why he appeared before her instead of her mother or T'Challa. When Shuri emerges from the Ancestral Plane, she lies and claims she didn't receive the powers, but it's quickly apparent she did. It's why she dons the Black Panther suit and goes before her people.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: They're cousins.

T'Challa speaks to his high elder, Zuri, about a ring he saw on Erik Stevens' neck, and the story is revealed to him. His uncle, N'Jobu, took a war dog assignment in America and saw the oppression placed upon all people of African descent. Intending to help them, he hoped to give African nations the technology powered by vibranium to allow them to overthrow regimes, though he knew T'Chaka would never allow it. T'Chaka had no choice but to kill N'Jobu in Oakland when he drew his weapon. N'Jobu's son was left behind in Oakland, and that boy grew up with no father so that T'Chaka could maintain the lie about Wakanda, and that boy, N'Jadaka, grew up to be Erik Stevens. Out at the border, Stevens brings a gift, leaving Klaue's dead body for W'Kabi. In the lab, Ross awakens feeling nearly fully healed. Shuri assures him that his bullet wound has healed overnight thanks to her technologies, and she gives him the chance to gaze out at the Wakandan vibranium mines. Both of them are alerted to Stevens' arrival, and Ross recognizes him as an American Black Ops soldier who was nicknamed 'Killmonger' due to his ability to rack up kills in the field.

From Quiz Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Answer: Shuri forces Namor to yield

Shuri rejoins her people in their mountain hiding place adorned in the new Black Panther outfit, appearing to them as their new protector. The council listens to her as she speaks and they trust in her assessment-- it's their time to strike now that they have a new protector. In fact, they'll bring Namor to them at a distant location at sea. The next day, Shuri and her strongest warriors leave for battle. Along the way, Nakia asks her who she saw in the Ancestral Realm. It doesn't take an actual answer, but Nakia warns that if she goes to war for vengeance, then the hole left from her mother's loss will consume her. Shuri's plan works as well, as a second vibranium detector is placed in the Atlantic and Namor and his people are lured to them. Using her ship, as planned, she's able to capture Namor and effectively dry him out, rendering him less effective in battle. While Riri and the Dora Milaje fight Namor's warriors on their battle craft and Okoye, adorned in her Midnight Angel suit, gets the advantage, Shuri takes Namor to the nearest desert island, crash-landing there as Namor tears at the ship with his spear. Shuri is able to claw away at his winged feet and get the upper hand, but he manages to spear her to a rock. As he stumbles to the nearby sea to regenerate, Shuri frees herself and blasts him with the jets of her ruined ship, leaving him in the sand to die. But as she walks away, she has a vision of her mother and recalls the beauty of both of their home cities. Following her mother's words, she tells Namor to yield. Wakanda will protect the oceans and his secrets. As Namor yields, the fight ends for both sides.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: One

Stevens is brought before the council and it's there that he demands the throne, intending to use Wakandan weapons to help oppressed people rise up. He also makes an effort to stake his claim, revealing himself to the council as N'Jadaka, the son of Prince N'Jobu, indicating that he is able to rightfully face off against T'Challa for the Black Panther mantle. T'Challa accepts and, once again, prepares. They head to the waterfall and T'Challa's powers are, once again, stripped away. With no turning back, the two of them go head-to-head in a ferocious fight. N'Jadaka is, to the surprise of all, the one to emerge victorious, stabbing T'Challa and preparing to end his life. Zuri intervenes, however, admitting to be the one responsible for N'Jobu's death in Oakland. N'Jadaka kills him in retaliation before casting T'Challa over the falls. Wakanda has no choice but to respect their new king. Nakia brings Shuri and Ramonda to a safe place before trying to convince Okoye to help. Okoye, however, supports the throne. Nakia, fighting to survive, frees Ross before absconding with a heart-shaped herb, the last one to be harvested before N'Jadaka ingests his own quantity and orders the remainder destroyed to prevent future kings. And with that, they head into exile and come across the Jabari tribe...and T'Challa, saved from the river because he earlier spared M'Baku's life in combat. And as N'Jadaka takes the throne, he demands that vibranium weapons be sent to spies throughout the world so that all those in power can be brought to justice in death.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: He chooses to die rather than be taken prisoner.

Killmonger attacks T'Challa with a spear as another train approaches, pushing him right to the edge of the track. T'Challa waits for Killmonger to strike but deftly dodges the parry and punches him in the arm, causing him to let go of the spear and send it flying up above them. The spear falls through the air as the train passes, and just before the sonic stabilization wears off and his suit reforms, T'Challa catches the blade and brings it round swiftly into Killmonger's chest. Defeated, Killmonger removes his mask and sits slumped on the train tracks. "My pops said Wakanda was the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen," he tells T'Challa. "He promised he was gonna show it to me one day. You believe that? Kid from Oakland running around believing in fairy tales." T'Challa helps Killmonger to his feet and to the elevator. They ride up to the mouth of the mine at the outcrop of Mount Bashenga, as the sun begins to set over Wakanda. Killmonger kneels as he takes in the spectacle. "It's beautiful," he says between ragged breaths. "Maybe we can still heal you," T'Challa offers. "Why? So you can just lock me up?" Killmonger asks. "Nah. Just bury me in the ocean, with my ancestors that jumped from ships. 'Cause they knew death was better than bondage." Killmonger pulls the spear out from his wound and collapses to the ground, choosing to die rather than become a prisoner.

From Quiz Black Panther

Answer: Wakanda will share its technology with the world.

With order restored in Wakanda, T'Challa takes Shuri to the apartment building in Oakland where N'Jobu met his end. A group of children are playing basketball at the foot of the building. "When you said you would take me to California for the first time, I thought you meant Coachella, or Disneyland. Why here?" Shuri asks. "This is where our father killed our uncle," T'Challa explains. "They're tearing it down," Shuri observes as she looks at the building. "Good." T'Challa informs Shuri that he bought the building and plans to open the first Wakandan International Outreach Center there. "Nakia will oversee the social outreach. And you will spearhead the science and information exchange," he tells a surprised but delighted Shuri. T'Challa disengages the cloaking device on the royal talon fighter, which lands next to the children playing basketball. The amazed children begin to examine the ship, as Shuri goes over to speak to them. In the mid credits sequence, T'Challa leads a contingent before the United Nations Assembly to make an announcement. "My name is King T'Challa, son of King T'Chaka," he says. "I am the sovereign ruler of the nation of Wakanda and for the first time in our history we will be sharing our knowledge and resources with the outside world. Wakanda will no longer watch from the shadows. We cannot. We must not. We will work to be an example of how we as brothers and sisters on this Earth should treat each other. Now more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence. We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis, the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another, as if we were one single tribe." An ambassador leans towards his microphone and asks, "With all due respect, King T'Challa, what can a nation of farmers have to offer the rest of the world?" Nakia, Okoye and Agent Ross share a look, as T'Challa smiles enigmatically.

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