Gustavo Cunha wears CHICO REI CHICO REI WEBSITE: https://goo.gl/dDRAsm INSTAGRAM: / jujuba_atomica BUSINESS CONTACT: [email protected] TRANSCRIPTION: He arrived with one foot on the ball and the other on the knee in the Civil War movie and now everyone only has eyes for him, the Black Panther. Today, before talking about the trailer, we're going to learn a little more about the history of this sensational character! It's right now, so stay tuned! Hi, I'm Gustavo Cunha and I'm sure you watched the Black Panther trailer that came out last week. But a lot of people may not have recognized some characters, places and other things in this trailer. So, before doing the analysis of the trailer that I always do, I thought it would be cool if we first learned a little more about this character and then go back to the trailer and identify these elements. So, my next video will be about the trailer, okay? So, if you don't know anything about Black Panther or know someone who doesn't know anything about this character, here's the video. Just share it and tag that person so that everyone can understand everything that's happening in the trailer and so that we can have a clearer idea of ​​the context of this character in the Marvel universe. Black Panther first appeared in 1966, in the Fantastic Four magazine, issue 52. T'Chala, the Black Panther, is the legitimate king of Wakanda, was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, and was the first black superhero with superpowers in the history of comics. A curiosity. In the sixties, the United States was seething with social movements and the character Black Panther ended up being associated with the Black Panther Party, an American party created to fight for the rights of black people, which had as one of its platforms the use of weapons by all black citizens so that they could defend themselves from oppression. This group clashed with the police several times and there were even deaths on both sides. Controversial, to say the least, right? So, Stan Lee preferred to avoid controversy and renamed the character Black Leopard for a while. After all, the inspiration for this character had nothing to do with the Black Panther party, but rather with a character from one of those really old pulp stories, who had a black panther as a sidekick. Later, they realized that Black Leopard had nothing to do with it and went back to the original name of Black Panther, which is much cooler. By the way, back in the first drafts, OFF: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby had thought of calling poor T'Chala the Coal Tiger... Seriously, man? Coal Tiger? Fortunately, they thought about it a little more and decided to call the character Black Panther... OFF: In that first story from 1966, the Fantastic Four are invited to go to Wakanda, a country in Africa, at the invitation of T'Chala. As a sign of good faith, the king gives Reed Richards an extremely advanced spaceship as a gift. When the quartet arrives in Wakanda, they discover that the country is simply a technological utopia nestled deep in the heart of Africa. Wakanda is a super-developed nation, with technological advances and wonders a century ahead of any other country on the planet. And, of course, when the quartet meets the Black Panther, they follow tradition and do what all superheroes do when they first meet. They try to kill each other. OFF: It turns out that T'Chala wanted to make sure that the Fantastic Four were worthy of his trust and puts them all to the test in a kind of hunt. After tempers calm down, the Panther tells Reed's family and the readers, us, the story of Wakanda and the Black Panther. OFF: It all happened a long, long time ago, when a meteor fell in a remote region of Africa. Only this meteor was no ordinary meteor, because it was made of an extremely rare type of metal: Vibranium. You know, right, the same metal that Captain America's shield is made of. It turns out that vibranium's most striking feature is that it is not a conductor, but rather an insulator. It has a gigantic absorption capacity, it absorbs everything, vibrations of any nature, radiation, energy and even impact. Therefore, having a shield made of vibranium is a huge advantage, right? Content suitable for all audiences