The meteor that gave Vandal Savage his immortality had a twin in the form of the the vibranium asteroid that formed the vibranium Mound. The meteor is something Vandal has sought for centuries when he learned of it existence. All in hopes of uniting his piece of the meteorite legends has it with the power combine he will be far more powerful. So he and his army of prehistoric meta humans waged war on Wakanda, but to King Bashenga wisdom the wakandans turn the ore from the Mound the into a weapons. Pushing Vandal back.

And thus for centuries Vandal sought to conquer Wakanda but failed so he took his mind off until he had the necessary preparation to wage war with Wakanda again which in this case is now in the modern era.

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• How did Namor’s people managed to use Vibranium under water? I mean, how were they able to build stuff, melt and forge Vibranium under water? I know Vibranium is very advance and everything, but still…

Recently, a new study came out highlighting that the newly discovered metal known as “Adamantium” that was found at Celestial Island is stronger than Vibranium, dethroning it as the strongest metal on Earth. With Vibranium being basically the backbone of Wakandan civilization, I assumed that they would have something to say about this. But as far as I know, there’s been no comment from King M’Baku or any other Wakandan official and they’re not a part of the treaty between President Ross and other major nations. I don’t know if Wakanda chose not to be a part of it or if they were intentionally left out. If anyone has any information on this it would be helpful. Thank you.🙏

Wakanda is super advanced on the technological aspect but sometimes the old fashion way would get the job done too. Especially during infinity war!

I was just watching the "Everything Wrong With: Black Panther and I just realized something... is it a stupid question to think that VIBRANIUM with a MASS of a METEORITE would absolutely destroy the earth with its capabilities of redirecting the impact ONTO the earth? I mean, Captain America's shield could survive from as much as a bomb explosion as we'veseen on screen, Shouldn't it be reasonable to believe that it should've probably destroyed the earth? Or does this work as the meteor that "killed the dinosaurs"? A

Vibranium has no resistance to electricity apparently

I recently updated myself on ultimate black panther and if vibranium is a living entity does that mean the captain's shield is also alive? Unless it was made from another material?

The Black Panther franchise and the Iron Man Franchise are incredibly similar. Here’s why:

First Movie:

Both feature an advanced being with a high powered suit of a technology only they possess. They get into a fight with someone with ties to their parents who calls themselves a Monger (Killmonger was the son of a Wakandan killed by T’Challa’s dad, Obadiah Stane was the business partner of Howard Stark who referred to himself as an Iron Monger) The evil one wants to use their technology for malicious purposes and nearly kills the good one by taking their technology away (Obadiah ripped out Tony’s reactor, T’Challa lost his serum for the challenge). They then come back with their suit and fight their rival also wearing a suit, where they then kill their rival by exploiting a lack of knowledge about the technology (T’Challa cornered Killmonger by the trains that stripped away the vibranium, Iron Man exploited the Icing Problem). Both films end with the hero revealing themselves to the world.

Second Movie:

In both movies, the hero assures the public that their technology is safe because they are the only one who has it. But lo and behold someone else comes out of hiding guided by pure rage from the death of their parent who has the exact same technology (Namor and Ivan Vanko). The government is angry and wants to punish our hero and force them to hand over their technology for the good of the world. Our heroes are not in the best state (Iron Man was dying from poisoning, Shuri lost her brother and mom), but end up pulling it together to recreate their power supply (Tony makes a new arc reactor that heals him, Shuri makes a new heart shaped herb that works as the old one). The hero ends up getting help from an outsider also in a similar suit without all the bells and whistles (Rhodey and Riri, coincidentally also both MIT people). It ends in a battle where the hero dons a new suit and the villain gets blown up.

But wait, there’s more:

Shuri recruits Riri Williams, a young genius, to fight in a war outside her home country in a new suit with Shuri’s resources, they become friends and then Shuri sends Riri back home.

And what happens in Civil War?

Iron Man recruits Peter Parker to fight in a war (Civil) outside his home country in a new suit with his resources, they become friends and then Tony sends him home.

I think this link can set up Black Panther 3’s plot, drawing from Iron Man 3’s plot- in it Iron Man has to reconcile with who he is without his suit. In the next movie, Wakanda should be threatened by the overwhelming precense of Adamantium which could stand to be way more powerful than Vibranium and threaten their title as the strongest country on Earth, ie they have to reconcile with who they are without the attachment to vibranium as its only resource.

Edit: AND ONE LAST CONNECTION I REALIZED:

Both had parents die at the hands of (presumably) Bucky Barnes as the Winter Soldier (T'Chaka in Civil War, Howard and Maria Stark also in Civil War). Bucky was just blamed for the killing but it was Zemo.