Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor activates the Ragnarok Dagger, transforming it into Odin's divine sword and donning Odin's golden armor.
• Thor engages in a fierce battle with the World Serpent, managing to wound it.
• The Fire Giants attack the heroes, with Surtur leading the charge.
• The people of Asgard begin evacuating on a massive space battleship.
• William and Mei work together to freeze Surtur's foot, buying time for the evacuation.

Character Developments

• Thor demonstrates increased power and confidence wielding Odin's divine sword.
• Mei showcases her resilience and strategic use of her abilities, particularly Cryo-Freeze.
• William exhibits leadership and tactical awareness, coordinating the heroes' efforts against Surtur.

Significant Themes

• Power and responsibility: Thor's newfound strength comes with the knowledge that defeating the World Serpent may cost him his life.
• Sacrifice: The heroes work together to protect the civilians of Asgard, putting themselves in harm's way.
• Perseverance: Despite facing overwhelming odds, the heroes continue to fight and adapt, finding creative ways to counter their enemies.

Character Interactions

• Thor and the World Serpent engage in a brutal, personal battle, highlighting their familial connection and enmity.
• William, Mei, Hulk, and the other heroes work together to fend off Surtur, showcasing teamwork and coordination.
• Hela and William share a moment of understanding, both recognizing the importance of evacuating the civilians safely.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mei uses her ultimate, Blizzard, to freeze Surtur, the Fire Giant.
• William and Mei combine their powers to freeze Surtur further, but he breaks free.
• Surtur attacks Asgard, causing widespread destruction.
• Thor battles the World Serpent, learning the truth about his father's deception.
• Thor kills the World Serpent using the Ragnarok Sword and Odin's godslaying power.
• Thor and the World Serpent's body fall towards Asgard, now engulfed in flames.

Character Developments

• Mei demonstrates her strategic use of Blizzard in battle.
• Thor learns the truth about his father's role in the Serpent's imprisonment and his own destiny.
• Thor accepts his fate and defeats the World Serpent, fulfilling the prophecy.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of deception and lies (Thor's father, Odin).
• The power of unity and teamwork (Mei and William's combined attack).
• Acceptance of fate and destiny (Thor's acceptance of his role in the prophecy).

Character Interactions

• Mei and William work together to freeze Surtur.
• Thor and the World Serpent engage in a climactic battle, with Thor learning the truth about his father.
• Thor and the World Serpent's final confrontation leads to both of their falls towards Asgard.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asgard is destroyed by the Fire Giant Surtur during Ragnarok.
• Thor defeats the World Serpent, fulfilling the prophecy but also sealing his own fate.
• The Asgardians and rebels from Sakaar evacuate on a stellar-class starship.
• Thor is critically injured and dying due to the God of Fear's curse.

Character Developments

• Thor accepts his fate and fulfills his duty, knowing it will lead to his death.
• Loki shows genuine concern and affection for Thor.
• Frigga is distraught over Thor's impending death.
• William tries to save Thor using his abilities and Loot Boxes but fails.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: Thor accepts his fate as prophesied.
• Sacrifice: Thor sacrifices himself to save Asgard and the Nine Realms.
• Home and belonging: The Asgardians struggle to find a new home after their realm's destruction.

Character Interactions

• William and Thor: William tries to save Thor but ultimately fails.
• Thor and Loki: Loki shows genuine affection and worry for his brother Thor.
• Frigga and Thor: Frigga is devastated by Thor's impending death.
• Odin and Thor: Odin awakens and senses Thor's life force fading, calling out to him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Odin awakens after the Serpent's defeat and learns of Thor's impending death.
• Odin decides to bear the Serpent's curse in Thor's place, leading to his death.
• Thor wakes up from his coma and learns of Odin's sacrifice.
• Odin's funeral is held in space, and Thor inherits the throne of Asgard.
• Thor and Loki reconcile, and Thor decides to lead Asgard's people to Earth.

Character Developments

• Odin: Accepts his fate and sacrifices himself to save Thor, showing his love and pride in his son.
• Thor: Realizes Odin's true worth and becomes the new king of Asgard, showing growth and maturity.
• Loki: Shows remorse and helps save Asgard's civilians, leading to a reconciliation with Thor.
• Hela: Lets go of her grudge against Odin and focuses on her relationship with Fenrir.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Odin's selfless act to save Thor highlights the theme of sacrifice for the greater good.
• Redemption: Loki's actions in saving Asgard's civilians and reconciling with Thor show his path towards redemption.
• Legacy: Odin's death and Thor's ascension to the throne emphasize the importance of legacy and the passing of power.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Odin: Their heartfelt conversation in the illusory space showcases their father-son bond and understanding.
• Thor and Loki: Their reconciliation and embrace signify their renewed brotherly bond.
• Thor and William: Their interaction highlights Thor's trust in William's judgment, as he agrees to follow William's suggestion to go to Earth.

Key Plot Points

• Thor and Loki discuss returning to Earth.
• Heimdall alerts the group about Thanos attacking Nidavellir.
• William, Thor, and Hulk set out to save the dwarves from Thanos.
• Thanos obtains the Power Stone and threatens the Dwarf King.

Character Developments

• Thor remains confident in his popularity on Earth but acknowledges the risk of taking Loki back.
• Loki expresses concern about returning to Earth due to his past actions.
• William decides to save Loki from his tragic fate in Infinity War.
• Thanos reveals his belief in restoring balance to the universe through genocide.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of past actions (Thor, Loki).
• The struggle between power and responsibility (Thanos, William).
• The importance of unity and cooperation (William, Thor, Hulk).

Character Interactions

• Thor and Loki's brotherly bond is tested by Loki's past actions.
• William shows concern for Loki's well-being and decides to protect him.
• Thanos and Ebony Maw's dynamic showcases Thanos' unpredictability and Ebony Maw's ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thanos, the Eternal Titan, seeks to maintain the universe's balance by wiping out half of all life using the Infinity Stones.
• Thanos's past is revealed: born different on Titan, he proposed culling the population to save resources, but was rejected, leading to a devastating war.
• The Avengers confront Thanos, with Thor stealing the Reality Stone and Hulk engaging Thanos in combat.
• William drinks an Infinite Firepower Potion to enhance his abilities before facing Thanos.

Character Developments

• Thanos: His extreme methods are shown to stem from his difficult past and desire to maintain balance.
• William: He agrees with Thanos's resource scarcity view but opposes his methods, showing determination to stop him.
• Hulk: He vents his pent-up rage against Thanos but is easily defeated, highlighting his strength but also his limitations.

Significant Themes

• The Dark Forest Theory: Civilizations' inevitable conflict due to finite resources and growth.
• Balance vs. Extremism: Thanos's desire for balance leads him to extreme actions, while the Avengers strive for balance through different means.
• Appearance vs. Reality: Thanos's appearance leads to prejudice, influencing his life and actions.

Character Interactions

• William and Thanos: They trade barbs and prepare to fight, with William calling Thanos "Purple Sweet Potato Head" and Thanos respecting William's strength.
• Thor and the Black Order: Thor fights against the Black Order, using the Reality Stone's power and his new Aether hammer.
• Hulk and Thanos: Hulk attacks Thanos but is easily defeated, demonstrating Thanos's immense power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• William transforms into Soldier: 76, then Cyborg: 76, to fight Thanos.
• Cyborg: 76 uses various abilities like Golden Pulse Rifle, Helix Rockets, and Pulse Storm, but Thanos remains unharmed.
• William transforms into Reinhardt (Necrohart) and engages in close combat with Thanos.
• Necrohart uses Necro Cage, trapping Thanos, and Hulk joins the fight, knocking Thanos away.
• Thor battles the Black Order, ultimately holding his own.
• William transforms into White Wolf Hanzo and uses Wolf Devours My Enemies, creating two powerful golden wolf spirits that engulf Thanos, destroying the star ring.

Character Developments

• William demonstrates adaptability and versatility by transforming into different characters with unique abilities.
• Thanos shows his immense power and resilience, withstanding numerous attacks without significant injury.

Significant Themes

• The power of adaptability and versatility in combat (William's transformations).
• The struggle against overwhelming power (Thanos vs. William and the others).

Character Interactions

• William and Thanos: A fierce, one-sided battle, with Thanos dominating despite William's best efforts.
• William and Hulk: They work together to attack Thanos, with Hulk providing brute force and William using strategic abilities.
• Thor and the Black Order: Thor holds his own against the Black Order, showcasing his strength and skill.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thanos, the main antagonist, survives Hanzo's ultimate skill and engages in combat with William (as Hanzo and McCree).
• William uses various heroes (Hanzo, McCree, Symmetra) and strategies to combat Thanos but struggles to inflict significant damage.
• Thanos demonstrates his power using the Power Stone, nearly defeating William and Hulk.
• William uses his remaining Loot Boxes to obtain new skins, including Genji: White Tiger.

Character Developments

• William continues to explore and utilize different heroes' abilities, demonstrating adaptability and resourcefulness in combat.
• Thanos shows his formidable power and resilience, proving to be a challenging opponent.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against overwhelming power and the search for a weakness.
• The importance of adaptability and resourcefulness in the face of adversity.
• The role of luck and chance in obtaining powerful items (skins).

Character Interactions

• William and Hulk work together to combat Thanos, showcasing teamwork and coordination.
• William's interaction with Athena, his AI assistant, highlights his strategic thinking and resourcefulness.
• Thanos' interactions with William reveal his growing interest and respect for William's abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor arrives at Nidavellir with the Aether, defeating the Black Order and saving the Dwarf King Eitri.
• Ebony Maw summons a Chitauri army to retrieve the Reality Stone, leading to a battle on Nidavellir.
• William transforms into Genji: White Tiger, engaging Thanos in a fierce duel.
• Hulk joins Thor and the dwarves to fight the Chitauri army.
• Genji uses White Tiger's Sword and White Tiger's Roar against Thanos.

Character Developments

• Thor: Shows remorse for arriving late to save the dwarves, reveals Odin's sacrifice, and joins the fight against the Chitauri.
• Eitri: Mourns the loss of his people, unites the surviving dwarves to fight, and reveals he forged a new weapon for Thor.
• William/Genji: Activates the White Tiger transformation, demonstrating new powers and determination to defeat Thanos.
• Thanos: Shows excitement and thirst for battle, believes in the inevitability of his plan, and engages Genji in a duel.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity and resistance against oppression (dwarves joining Thor and Hulk).
• The struggle against fate and destiny (Genji's determination to change the predetermined outcome).
• The thirst for power and battle (Thanos's excitement during the fight).

Character Interactions

• Thor and Eitri: Thor apologizes for his late arrival, and Eitri expresses gratitude for his help, leading to their alliance against the Chitauri.
• Genji and Thanos: Engage in a fierce duel, showcasing their powers and determination to defeat each other.
• Hulk and Thor/Eitri: Hulk joins Thor and the dwarves to fight the Chitauri, demonstrating teamwork and unity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• William, empowered by the White Tiger, battles Thanos using the Mo Ye sword, inflicting a superficial wound.
• Thor arrives, armed with Stormbreaker, and holds off the Chitauri army while the Black Order retrieves the Reality Stone.
• The Black Order, along with Thanos, retreats after obtaining the Reality Stone.

Character Developments

• William demonstrates his combat skills and cunning, lying to Thanos about not targeting his head.
• Thanos shows his anger and resolve when his promise is broken, using the Power Stone's power against William.
• Thor proves his worth as a king with his new weapon, Stormbreaker, which allows him to fly, summon the Bifrost, and enhance his thunder god powers.

Significant Themes

• The power of lies and deception, shown through William's false promise to Thanos.
• The importance of keeping one's word, as seen through Thanos' anger at William's broken promise.
• The consequences of broken promises, demonstrated by Thanos' retaliation against William.

Character Interactions

• William and Thanos: Their intense battle showcases their skills and cunning, with William lying to Thanos and Thanos retaliating against William's deception.
• Thor and the Black Order: Thor's arrival disrupts the Black Order's plans, leading to a chase as they try to escape with the Reality Stone.
• Thor and William: They team up to prevent the Black Order's escape, demonstrating their alliance against a common enemy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor attempts to stop Thanos but fails as Thanos escapes with the Reality Stone.
• The dwarves of Nidavellir are saved from the Chitauri army, but suffer heavy casualties.
• Thor, William, and the others decide to leave Hela and Fenrir to protect the dwarves from future threats.
• The starship continues towards Earth, while William brings Black Widow and others back first.
• Natasha and Quake apologize for their actions as Worthy and accept Avengers' punishment.
• Steve Rogers runs for U.S. President and wins with an overwhelming majority.
• Steve delivers his inaugural address, vowing to protect Earth and unite the world against common enemies.

Character Developments

• Thor shows determination in pursuing Thanos but acknowledges the need for strategy and allies.
• Eitri, the dwarf king, expresses gratitude to Thor and William for saving his people and offers future assistance.
• Steve Rogers demonstrates his leadership and commitment to protecting Earth and its people as the new U.S. President.

Significant Themes

• Unity and cooperation: The need for unity among Earth's heroes and nations to face common threats.
• Responsibility and sacrifice: Characters stepping up to protect others, even when faced with personal loss or danger.
• Hope and perseverance: Despite facing overwhelming odds, characters remain determined to overcome adversity.

Character Interactions

• Thor and William work together to protect the dwarves and strategize against Thanos.
• Steve Rogers interacts with various political figures and the Avengers as he assumes the presidency.
• Natasha, Quake, and other former Worthy apologize to the Avengers and accept their punishment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor and the Asgardians arrive on Earth, planning to settle in New Asgard, Norway.
• Loki accompanies them, causing tension among the Avengers due to his past actions.
• Red Skull, Madame Viper, Carl, and Ross infiltrate the Asgardian ship and cause a disturbance upon arrival.
• The Avengers intervene, leading to a confrontation. Betty Ross's presence convinces General Ross to surrender.
• Red Skull is captured and imprisoned in Dome Prison.
• William introduces Red Skull to the mysterious old man, who reveals himself as Mephisto, claiming Red Skull's soul.

Character Developments

• Thor: Accepts Loki's presence and vouches for his brother's change.
• Loki: Maintains a polite demeanor despite the Avengers' hostility.
• General Ross: Surrenders after seeing Betty, showing his love for his daughter.
• Red Skull: Captured and terrified by Mephisto's true form.

Significant Themes

• Trust and redemption (Thor's faith in Loki, Ross's surrender for Betty).
• Consequences of actions (Red Skull's fear upon meeting Mephisto).
• The struggle between good and evil (Avengers vs. Hydra remnants).

Character Interactions

• Thor and Loki: Brotherly bond despite past conflicts.
• Avengers and Loki: Tension due to Loki's history, but they agree to put aside grudges for now.
• General Ross and Betty: Ross's love for his daughter leads to his surrender.
• Red Skull and Mephisto: Red Skull's fear and Mephisto's claim on his soul.

Key Plot Points and Events

• William, a skilled deal-maker, has previously made agreements with various powerful entities like Nick Fury, Odin, Ancient One, and Mephisto.
• He fulfilled his deal with Mephisto by handing over Red Skull's soul to him.
• Thanos obtains two Infinity Stones, making Earth the final battlefield.
• The Wallfacer Project, a secret plan to oppose Thanos, is established with three lines of defense.
• William visits the Moon's New Attilan to check on the Lunar Defense Plan's progress.
• The Inhumans face a problem with their new weapon, the Attilan Sword, which requires a material that can withstand Black Bolt's sonic waves.

Character Developments

• William demonstrates his resourcefulness and connections in dealing with powerful entities.
• The Inhumans, particularly Medusa and Black Bolt, show determination in preparing for Thanos' attack.
• Wakanda's history and technology are introduced, hinting at potential future involvement.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of deals and agreements, as seen with Mephisto.
• Preparation and unity against a common enemy (Thanos).
• Isolation and protection of powerful nations (Wakanda and Attilan).

Character Interactions

• William interacts with Medusa and Black Bolt, discussing the Lunar Defense Plan and seeking their help in obtaining Vibranium from Wakanda.
• William offers to speak with Wakanda's king to facilitate a deal for the Inhumans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• T'Challa inherits the throne of Wakanda after his father's assassination by a Winter Soldier clone.
• T'Challa joins the Avengers and participates in major events like the Dormammu descent, Inhumans crisis, and God of Fear's return.
• William tries to contact T'Challa using an Avengers ID card but is dismissed due to T'Challa's busy schedule.
• William travels to Busan, guided by the Overwatch System's map, to find T'Challa.
• T'Challa is in Busan to apprehend Ulysses Klaue, a wanted criminal.

Character Developments

• T'Challa, now the King of Wakanda and Black Panther, shows responsibility and dedication to his duties.
• William demonstrates his resourcefulness and determination in finding T'Challa.
• Everett, a CIA agent, shows persistence in pursuing his mission, despite interference from T'Challa and William.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: T'Challa's duty as the King of Wakanda and Black Panther takes precedence over other matters.
• Pursuit of Justice: Both T'Challa and Everett are driven by their desire to bring criminals to justice, albeit with different methods and priorities.
• Alliances and Rivalries: The relationship between Wakanda, the Inhumans, and the CIA is explored, showing potential alliances and rivalries.

Character Interactions

• T'Challa and William: They show mutual respect and understanding, with T'Challa agreeing to help William with the Lunar Defense Plan.
• T'Challa and Everett: Their interaction is tense, with T'Challa threatening Everett not to interfere in his affairs, while Everett insists on his mission's priority.
• T'Challa and Ulysses Klaue: T'Challa sees Klaue as his prey, indicating a history of conflict between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ulysses Klaue, an arms dealer, is targeted by T'Challa, the Black Panther, for stealing Vibranium from Wakanda.
• Klaue stole Vibranium during World War II when his father's plane crashed in Wakanda.
• Klaue infiltrated Wakanda again, stole a Vibranium artifact, and sold it to a U.S. agent in a Busan casino.
• T'Challa, accompanied by the Dora Milaje, plans to capture Klaue at the casino.
• A chaotic shootout ensues during the deal, with Klaue trying to escape and T'Challa pursuing him.

Character Developments

• T'Challa shows determination to capture Klaue, driven by his father's regret.
• Klaue demonstrates his ruthlessness and cunning in dealing with Everett and trying to escape.
• William, a player character, encounters Stan Lee but fails to interact with him.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of colonialism and theft of resources from Wakanda.
• The pursuit of justice and redemption by T'Challa.
• The power dynamics and consequences of illegal arms dealing.

Character Interactions

• T'Challa and the Dora Milaje work together to capture Klaue.
• Klaue interacts with Everett, trying to sell the Vibranium artifact.
• William attempts to approach Stan Lee but fails, leading to a brief reflection on their previous encounter on Sakaar.

Key Plot Points and Events

• T'Challa (Black Panther) and Okoye (Dora Milaje captain) fight against Klaw's men in a casino.
• Klaw escapes, and T'Challa, Okoye, and William (Soldier: 76) chase after him.
• T'Challa and William use a driverless car and a stunt motorcycle, respectively, to pursue Klaw's convoy.

Character Developments

• T'Challa demonstrates his strength and agility without the Black Panther Suit.
• Okoye showcases her combat skills and strategic thinking.
• William unlocks a new skin, Stunt Rider: 76, which allows him to summon a stunt motorcycle and perform stunts to accumulate nitrous charge for an ultimate skill.

Significant Themes

• Technology vs. tradition: Wakandans use advanced Vibranium technology but prefer cold weapons, while their enemies use guns and bullets.
• Pursuit of justice: T'Challa, Okoye, and William work together to apprehend Klaw.

Character Interactions

• T'Challa and Okoye work together as a team, demonstrating their trust and coordination.
• T'Challa and William team up to chase Klaw, showing their growing partnership and mutual respect.
• William learns new stunt motorcycle techniques, which he can later discuss with Johnny Blaze.

Key Plot Points and Events

• William, as Stunt Rider: 76, pursues and captures Ulysses Klaw in a high-speed chase.
• Black Panther, Okoye, and William team up to apprehend Klaw.
• Klaw is captured and taken to Wakanda.
• William receives a new quest to travel to Wakanda.

Character Developments

• William demonstrates his skill and daring as a stunt rider.
• Black Panther shows his strategic thinking and restraint as a king.
• Okoye proves her loyalty and dedication to Wakanda and its king.

Significant Themes

• The responsibility of leadership (Black Panther's restraint and William's threat to Everett).
• The power of technology and innovation (Wakanda's advanced aircraft).
• The importance of home and belonging (Okoye's excitement upon returning to Wakanda).

Character Interactions

• William and Black Panther work together to capture Klaw, showcasing their complementary skills.
• William threatens Agent Everett to prioritize Black Panther's claim on Klaw.
• Okoye, Black Panther, and William share a moment of camaraderie upon arriving in Wakanda.

Key Plot Points and Events

• William and T'Challa arrive in Wakanda after capturing Klaw.
• William meets Queen Ramonda and Princess Shuri, T'Challa's mother and sister.
• Shuri estimates that 500 kg of Vibranium is needed for the Attilan Sword.
• William learns that Vibranium is incredibly valuable, with 500 kg worth approximately $5 billion.

Character Developments

• William shows respect and courtesy towards Wakandan royalty, earning their favor.
• Shuri displays her intelligence and quick thinking, calculating the value of Vibranium and suggesting a condition for her assistance.

Significant Themes

• The value and power of Vibranium, and its impact on Wakanda's wealth and technology.
• The importance of respect and courtesy in diplomacy and alliances.

Character Interactions

• William and T'Challa's friendship and alliance continue to grow.
• William's interaction with Queen Ramonda and Princess Shuri shows his diplomacy and respect.
• Shuri's interaction with William highlights her intelligence and confidence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter introduces Shuri, Black Panther's younger sister, as the smartest person in the Marvel universe due to her extraordinary intelligence and technological innovations.
• William visits the Wakandan Science Department, where he learns about Vibranium mining and processing, and sees various high-tech inventions, including the Black Panther Suit and Kimoyo Beads.
• Barnes (Winter Soldier) is revealed to be in Wakanda, recovering from a successful operation to remove the Hydra Killing Chip from his head.

Character Developments

• Shuri: Established as a brilliant scientist and inventor, responsible for Wakanda's advanced technology.
• William: Feels inferior to Shuri's intelligence and is impressed by Wakanda's technology.

Significant Themes

• Intelligence and innovation: Shuri's brilliance is highlighted as a driving force behind Wakanda's technological advancements.
• Wakanda's isolationism: The advanced technology and Vibranium mining are hidden deep within mountains, emphasizing Wakanda's secretive nature.

Character Interactions

• Shuri and William: Shuri offers William a Kimoyo Bead, but only if he takes her with him to the moon, showing her resourcefulness and determination.
• T'Challa and William: T'Challa is mentioned as the person to ask about taking Shuri to the moon, implying a potential conflict or discussion between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shuri, T'Challa's sister, wants to accompany William to the moon but is initially refused due to safety concerns and Wakanda's isolationist policies.
• T'Challa agrees to let Shuri go after she persists, on the condition that William takes care of her.
• William and Shuri depart for the moon using the Tesseract, leaving T'Challa with a cryptic message: "You're just a little brother."
• On Wakanda's border, Erik "Killmonger" Stevens arrives, claiming to be Wakandan and seeking revenge against the Black Panther family.

Character Developments

• Shuri: Demonstrates her determination and persuasiveness in convincing T'Challa to let her go to the moon.
• T'Challa: Shows his protective nature towards Shuri and his more open-minded views compared to his father.
• Erik "Killmonger": Reveals his Wakandan heritage and his intention to seek revenge against the Black Panther family.

Significant Themes

• Family dynamics and sibling relationships (T'Challa and Shuri)
• Wakanda's isolationism and its impact on its people (Erik's return)
• The tension between tradition and progress (T'Challa's openness vs. Wakanda's historical isolation)

Character Interactions

• T'Challa and Shuri: Brother and sister, with T'Challa acting protectively and Shuri persistently trying to convince him to let her go.
• William and T'Challa: Allies, with William leaving T'Challa with a mysterious message before departing.
• W'Kabi and Erik: Initial confrontation between Wakanda's border commander and Erik, leading to Erik revealing his Wakandan heritage and intentions.