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- "In my culture, death is not the end. They are still with us, as long as we do not forget them."
- ―Black Panther to Spider-Man[src]
King T'Challa was the King of Wakanda who was chosen to be the holder of the Black Panther mantle. Black Panther was called upon by the Avengers, as they tried to neutralize a zombie outbreak in San Francisco, only for Black Panther to be kidnapped by Vision to be fed to the undead Wanda Maximoff, costing him a leg. He was rescued by the Zombie Outbreak Survivor Group, and together with Spider-Man and Scott Lang, they aimed to travel to Wakanda to use the Mind Stone as a cure for the zombies. Upon entering Wakanda, T'Challa sacrificed his life to stop the infected Thanos from using the Infinity Gauntlet against the universe.
Biography[]
Zombie Apocalypse[]
Fighting Zombies[]
T'Challa arrives in San Francisco
In 2018, a virus known as the Quantum Virus spread throughout the United States of America causing those infected to become zombies. In response, T’Challa left Wakanda to aid the Avengers and travelled with Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, Clint Barton, and Natasha Romanoff via Quinjet to San Francisco, California. However, upon arriving on the Golden Gate Bridge, they were overwhelmed by a horde of zombies. Before T'Challa could be infected, Vision captured him, and brought him to Camp Lehigh, New Jersey. There, T’Challa found out that Vision had saved him only to slowly and steadily feed him to Wanda Maximoff, who had became a zombie.
T'Challa gets help from Bucky Barnes
Two weeks later, Bucky Barnes found T’Challa lying in a dark room on a bunk bed and missing his right leg. T’Challa was relieved to see Barnes, and was helped to walk over to another section of the base where he saw the other survivors, including Okoye, Bruce Banner, Scott Lang, Peter Parker, and Kurt Goreshter. T'Challa told them what happened with Vision, much to their disapproval. Shortly, Maximoff broke out of her containment cell and attacked them, killing Goreshter. Banner pleaded with Vision to let them escape, and after Vision created an escape route, Barnes and Parker helped T’Challa leave.
Outside the base, T’Challa watched in horror as Maximoff infected Okoye. After Vision informed them of a Quadjet in the hangar, Barnes told them to keep going as he would confront Maximoff. Parker then helped T’Challa to the jet, with Lang and the Cloak of Levitation following. T'Challa got into the pilot seat and tried to get the Quadjet started, but the engine was stalling at first. After Vision had removed the Mind Stone, T’Challa watched as Banner brought the Stone to Parker and tasked him with holding it.
T'Challa piloting the Quadjet
T’Challa then watched as Banner turned into the Hulk and engaged Maximoff in a fight. T’Challa then was able to fly the Quadjet away. As they were flying past the base, a zombified Hope van Dyne, in giant form, grabbed the jet. T’Challa applied the thrusters, freeing them from her grasp, and allowing them to continue their travel to Wakanda.
The next morning, T’Challa comforted Parker, after seeing how he was dismayed over all the losses, and told him how Wakandans don't view death as the end and the people they love are still with them. They then arrived into Wakanda with the intent to use the Mind Stone to broadcast its frequency to cure the virus.[1]
Battle of Wakanda[]
- "I heard T'Challa say 'Wakanda Forever', quietly, like... Like he knew that it was the last time."
- ―Spider-Man[src]
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Personality[]
T'Challa is a heroic man who was willing to leave Wakanda to join the Avengers in their fight against the Zombies. He was also able to remain calm under pressure and even comfort Peter Parker while rushing to save the Earth. He subscribed to the Wakandan belief that death is not the end, and that his loved ones were still with them.
Powers and Abilities[]
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Powers[]
- Heart-Shaped Herb Enhancement: To be added
- Enhanced Strength: To be added
- Enhanced Durability: To be added
- Enhanced Speed: To be added
- Enhanced Agility: To be added
- Enhanced Stamina: To be added
- Enhanced Reflexes: To be added
- Regenerative Healing Factor: T'Challa possesses accelerated healing.
- Panther Habit Capabilities: To be added
- Superhuman Durability: To be added
- Claw Retraction: To be added
- Kinetic Energy Absorption: To be added
Abilities[]
- Master Martial Artist: To be added
- Master Acrobat: To be added
- Genius-Level Intellect: To be added
- Master Tactician: To be added
- Master Spy: To be added
- Pilot: To be added
- Bilingualism: T'Challa is fluent in his native Xhosa, as well as English with a Wakandan accent.
Equipment[]
Other Equipment[]
- Panther Habit: As the Black Panther, T'Challa wore a Panther Habit when he worked with the Avengers to stop the Zombie Apocalypse. He continued to wear it when he was kidnapped by Vision and used to feed Wanda Maximoff, and when he escaped the facility with the Zombie Outbreak Survivor Group.
- Mind Stone: During the Battle of Wakanda, T'Challa took the Mind Stone from Spider-Man and used it to fuel his strikes against Zombie Thanos.
Vehicles[]
- Quadjet: T'Challa, Peter Parker, and Scott Lang used the Quadjet to escape Camp Lehigh and fly to Wakanda, hoping to broadcast the Mind Stone's signal to the rest of the world so they could cure the zombies.
Facilities[]
Prisons[]
- Camp Lehigh: T'Challa responded to a distress signal coming from Camp Lehigh, where he discovered that Vision had sent it as a trap and got captured. There, he was used to feed Wanda Maximoff until he was discovered by Bucky Barnes. T'Challa told the rest of Barnes' survivor group about what Vision did, leading to a fight between them and Maximoff in which T'Challa escaped with Peter Parker and Scott Lang.
Relationships[]
Allies[]
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Enemies[]
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Appearances[]
In chronological order:
What If...? | Episode 1.05: What If... Zombies?!- Marvel Zombies | Episode 1.03: Episode 3 (flashbacks)
- Marvel Zombies | Episode 1.04: Episode 4 (flashbacks)
- Marvel Zombies | Episode 1.03: Episode 3 (mentioned)
- Marvel Zombies | Episode 1.04: Episode 4 (mentioned)
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- T'Challa's limbs being harvested to feed Wanda Maximoff is a direct reference to the Marvel Zombies comics in which T'Challa is kept alive in order to have his limbs harvested by a zombified Hank Pym.[3]
