Marvel Studios officially announced the development of the sequel to Black Panther, titled Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Principal photography for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever started under the direction of Ryan Coogler.
Letitia Wright was confirmed to reprise her role as Shuri, playing a pivotal part in the sequel.
The first official trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was released, showcasing new characters and storylines.
The sequel to Black Panther, Wakanda Forever, was released in theaters worldwide.
King T'Challa passes away from an undisclosed illness, deeply affecting Wakanda and leaving the throne vacant.
Shuri investigates ways to protect Wakanda through scientific advances, including methods to sustain vibranium supply and research on the heart-shaped herb.
The underwater nation Talokan and its leader Namor are introduced, highlighting their history and desire to protect their people from outside threats.
Talokan and Namor use a deoxygenated water weapon to destroy Wakanda's vibranium mines, crippling Wakanda's economy and defense.
To protect Wakanda and confront Talokan, Shuri undergoes the trial of the heart-shaped herb, gaining enhanced powers.
With the throne vacant, M'Baku leads Wakandan forces in defense against Talokan incursions.
Shuri and Namor face off in a decisive battle that determines the future relations between Wakanda and Talokan.
Following the battle, a peace treaty is negotiated, promising cooperation and mutual respect between the two nations.
