Sentences with phrase «vibranium from»

As Gollum and Bilbo continue to play nice, the purpose of their rendezvous becomes clear: Ross is there to (re) acquire vibranium from Klaw.

However, when T'Chaka kills N'Jobu for betraying Wakanda by helping Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) steal vibranium from the country, the King leaves a young Erik to fend for himself in Oakland, California.

Klaue stole the Vibranium from Wakanda and claims to be the only man to have invaded Wakanda, escaped, and lived to tell the tale.

During the events of the 5 - issue Doomwar comics, Doctor Doom managed to steal all of the Vibranium from Wakanda.

Should T'Challa's belief in hiding vibranium from his poor neighbors be considered heroic?

Not exact matches

The film features a fictional, highly - advanced African country known as Wakanda, whose vast wealth and prosperity are derived almost exclusively from the mining of a rare, fantastical metal called vibranium.

Shut off from the rest of the world, the leaders of Wakanda are united by their newly - throned king, T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), who rules as the mythic «Black Panther,» a warrior with supernaturally improved reflexes, strength, agility and a tech - powered vibranium suit.

But there are problems in Wakanda, not all stemming from the film's few white characters: CIA man Everett Ross (Martin Freeman) blunders into Wakandan power politics, and white South African career criminal Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) plots to steal their vibranium.

The undercover trio of Nakia, T'Challa, and Okoye travel to South Korea to get their hands on Ulysses Klaue (who had been introduced to us in an earlier sequence, along with Killmonger, as they stole a vibranium - based artifact from a museum).

To stop Wakanda from being discovered by the world, King T'Chaka murders his brother N'Jobu, a Wakandan spy seeking to arm oppressed African - Americans with Vibranium - powered weapons after witnessing their plight up - close.

The film's third act hinges not only on containing the outbreak of an all - out Wakandan civil war, but on stopping Vibranium weapons from leaving Wakanda's borders, destined to be used on foreign soil.

That image is a sham, however — an illusion maintained by Wakanda's superior technology to hide the nation's true nature from those who would plunder its most valuable resource, the mineral vibranium.

The small nation of Wakanda is a protected valley enclave in east Africa, hidden from outside eyes by some very advanced technology fueled by the alien metal vibranium, which arrived via asteroid millennia ago.

At its heart, Black Panther has a fairly standard comic book sort of story: baddie Ulysses Klaue (a rare live - action Andy Serkis: Star Wars: The Last Jedi, War for the Planet of the Apes), one of the few outsiders who knows the secrets of Wakanda, and who had stolen a small quantity of vibranium decades ago, is up to no good again, with a scary dude nicknamed Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan: Fantastic Four, and both of Coogler's previous films) at his side; they must be stopped by T'Challa, Nakia, and the absolute force of nature General Okoye (Danai Gurira), with an assist from CIA agent Everett K. Ross (Martin Freeman: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, Sherlock).

Situated atop a bedrock of all - powerful vibranium, Wakanda has developed technology that positions it far ahead of the rest of Earth — flying cars and everything — but to protect its people from colonial predations, the country's rulers have cloaked their cities and marvels behind invisible shields, the better to pose as «just another» Third World nation.

He is, in layman's terms, a superhero with a bulletproof suit made from vibranium, the strongest substance in the Marvel universe and the stuff that Captain America's shield is made of.

However, no sooner is T'Challa named King than the country's old enemy, Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis), emerges from the shadows, breaks into a British museum, and steals a rare Wakandan artifact made of Vibranium: the strongest metal on earth and the precious mineral that holds the key to Wakanda's many secrets - from the country's advanced technology to Black Panther's impenetrable armor and the rare herb that provides him with his superhuman abilities.

Hidden from the outside world, Wakanda is a technological wonder powered by the alien mineral vibranium - the same miraculous metal that Cap's shield is made of.

He partners with arms dealer Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis, «Star Wars: The Last Jedi») to steal vibranium - a rare and highly - coveted metal - from Wakanda to create powerful weapons.

Shuri (Letitia Wright) «Shuri is T'Challa's younger sister and head of the Wakandan Design Group, where she designs and builds futuristic tech such as the Black Panther suit with Vibranium mined from the Great Mound.

Wakanda has kept itself isolated from the rest of the world, but is technologically advanced thanks to its miracle element, vibranium.

It even has mutated the plant and animal life there — the bulb from the rare flower that gives T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) his power seems infused with vibranium energy.

Unbeknownst to the majority of the world save for a trusted few, T'Challa is also the Wakandan protector known as the Black Panther, a vibranium - clad hero entrusted to keep his people safe from the prying eyes outsiders.

It has shielded itself from the outside world for hundreds of years thanks to vibranium — an extremely powerful metal that allows Wakanda to have technology far advanced beyond anything else in the world.

It begins with an animated prologue that lays out the alternate history of Wakanda, where massive deposits of a fantastical element called «vibranium» gave rise to a scientifically advanced civilization that has kept itself a secret from outsiders.

Many of the vibranium - laced weapons we see are pointedly from times gone by, forged in fires far removed from Shuri's lab.

They both seek vibranium but for different reasons: Klaue is trying to profit from Wakanda's wonder - material; Killmonger is trying to make his way to Wakanda to make a bid for the throne.

Here it's Wakanda posing as a poor third - world country but actually rich in energy and technology thanks to a powerful alien mineral known as vibranium which they keep hidden from the rest of the world.

More fun designs included images of a vibranium mine (which kind of looked like a scene from Tron, set underground, and which may be the setting for one of Black Panther's fight scenes), as well as T'Challa riding a rhino, which is one of Wakanda's most precious animals.

If Vibranium's power wasn't worth keeping secret from power hungry colonizers, the existence of a powerful Stone certainly would be.

I've never read the comics from which it's based but the use of a metal / serum / element, in this case vibranium, seems like an outdated plot device.

Along with their mastery of hand - to - hand combat, the Dora are in possession of a proficient arsenal of weapons, ranging from Vibranium discs to spears that are so strong they can stop a car driving at full speed.

Well, according to Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa (who knows a thing or two about Vibranium, the special metal Cap's shield is made from), that won't be a problem.

Hidden from the naked eye is a technologically advanced community run on a mysterious element known as vibranium.

As predicted, Thanos ripped the Stone from Vision's head, leaving the android nothing but a dead and withered carcass of vibranium.

Despite the fact that the rogue AI was a formidable opponent for the Avengers immediately upon his birth, things only got worse once he received a Vibranium upgrade from Ulysses Klaue, vastly increasing his strength.

Meanwhile, along with his technologically savvy younger sister Shuri (Letitia Wright) and his guard Okoye (Danai Gurira), T'Challa must stop the evil Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) from using vibranium to take over the world.

But T'Challa's boasts about Wakanda's fanciful independence from other nations and its rich deposits of vibranium (a magical ore used to make weapons as well as Panther's invincible suit) merely seduce Marvel fans into accepting a new brand of exoticized inanity.

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Upon being crowned he must defend his nation — an isolated, technologically superior place that houses a secret stockpile of the powerful metal vibranium — from an interloper played by Michael B. Jordan.

But that's nothing compared to his next foe, Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), an African - American who wants to take the well - kept secret which makes Wakanda so advanced - a magical mineral called vibranium (the stuff that Captain America's shield is made from)- and use it to wreak havoc and revenge on a world order that hasn't always been kind to people who look like him.

As the Q to Black Panther's James Bond, it's Shuri who designs much of the next - gen technology that powers the isolated nation — including deadly weapons powered by the Wakandan metal vibranium that T'Challa must prevent from falling into the wrong hands.

Ruled by the young king T'Challa, who possesses the ceremonial title, Black Panther, Wakanda thrives as a technologically advanced culture due in part to the extremely rare resource, Vibranium, which is mined from a meteor that fell from space thousands of years ago.

At the heart of the film is Wakanda, a technologically advanced African country hidden from the rest of the world behind an invisible cloaking shield, which is fueled by a mineral unique to the region called vibranium.

Over centuries, Wakanda has evolved into a technologically superior country, due to a combination of factors, including access to Vibranium, Marvel's equivalent of the rarest, strongest, and most pliable of metals (Captain America's shield is made from the nearly indestructible Vibranium).

T'Challa AKA Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) has just been crowned king of Wakanda, an East African nation that houses a mountain full of vibranium, a strong and versatile metal that would be perfect to make terrible weapons from.

A Wakandan by birth, he has teamed up with Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) to steal a vibranium artifact from a British museum — but he has his eyes set on a bigger prize than some ancient pickaxe.

T'Challa, who will be played by Chadwick Boseman, is ruler of the fictional African country of Wakanda, a technologically advanced nation that is home to the nearly indestructible and highly valuable metal Vibranium (the same metal Captain America's shield was forged from).

But the concept of a metal alone being solely responsible for such technological marvels is hard to swallow: Vibranium may be from outer space, but it's still just a metal.

According to Marvel villain Ulysses Klaue, every technology Wakanda possesses, from cutlery to cars to clothes, everything has vibranium components.