T'Challa

T'Challa was born in Wakanda, an isolationist country located in Africa, to the reigning monarch T'Chaka and his wife Ramonda. He eventually had a younger sister named Shuri.[8] Ramonda raised T'Challa and Shuri to love Wakanda, its people, and its legacy.[9] Training for all of his life to take his father's place as the next Black Panther, T'Challa grew into a man with a highly active mind and despite T'Chaka's best efforts, a great dislike for politics.[1] Becoming Black PantherIn 2008, his father would pass the mantle of Black Panther to T'Challa after reaching a certain age.[1][10] One week after becoming the protector of Wakanda, T'Challa, as Black Panther, was sent with Okoye to save Wakandan hostages from Zanda and Douglas Scott. Black Panther took on Zanda as Okoye retrieved the hostages, and was shot in the shoulder by her vibranium bullets. Before she could kill him, however, Zanda moved to shoot the fleeing hostages, giving Black Panther the chance to overpower her and ensure the hostages escaped. Once the police stormed the building, the mercenaries fled, with Black Panther deciding to pursue them in his aircraft. Following them to a yacht, Black Panther and Okoye took out the mercenaries and then confronted Zanda and Scott, with Black Panther killing Zanda by igniting one of her grenades and saving Okoye by dropping a metal bar on Scott's hands.[11][12] T'Challa T'Challa at the Vienna International Centre In 2016, T'Challa was informed about the United Nations' decision to approve the Sokovia Accords in order to control and monitor the Avengers in the wake of the devastating battle in Lagos, during which several Wakandan c