Sentences with phrase «with vibranium»

The soles of his boots are lined with Vibranium and energy regulators that create a field which enables him to land safely.

«She's just someone who's very innovative, very open - minded, and wants to help push her country Wakanda forward by using technology,» Wright said, «by working with vibranium in a way that can be able to protect them, and create weaponry — and also just to create devices that have never been seen before.

The Black Panther suit is woven with Vibranium, the indestructible yet - surprisingly - maleable mineral that is nearly non-existent around the world but can be found in abundance beneath the surface of Wakanda — a fact its people have kept secret for thousands of years.

A mountain glowing with vibranium.

In sequences like that one, this movie doesn't stint on the ooohs and aaahs, especially when Okoye demonstrates martial artistry with her vibranium spear or when Black Panther grabs hold of a car and tilts it in a high - speed chase or somersaults out of the way of a tumbling vehicle.

The most likely theory posits that the Soul Stone rests at the heart of Wakanda, that the meteorite that fell to Earth all those years ago, blessing the African country with Vibranium (and thus centuries of prosperity), was actually the Soul Stone crash landing and infecting the land around it.

So while the prospect of Hawkeye filling his quiver with Vibranium arrows or Falcon upgrading his suit may be promising for Earth's Mightiest Heroes, there's also a good chance the wondrous alloy could end up in the hands of criminals.

Boseman would not confirm to us whether T'Challa will have drunk his magic brew to be imbued with superhuman powers by the time we meet him in Civil War, but he will have a super suit woven with vibranium — the same material used in Cap's shield.

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Everything that's to do with weaponry, she creates that, and she also works a lot with Vibranium, and she's been studying it since she was like a child.

So, even if Killmonger's final pursuit to steal the Wakandan throne and arm the sector with Vibranium guns is conceivably depraved, it's rooted within the pursuit of justice.

If Kiber experimented with Vibranium post-Black Panther, that could serve as the catalyst for his accident.

In a way, Black Panther is the logical next step — Thurgood Marshall with vibranium claws and a stealth jet.

Trained in numerous forms of martial arts, the Dora Milaje are armed with Vibranium weapons and clad in Vibranium armor.

She's talking about Bucky, Captain America's trustworthy sidekick, whom Shuri outfitted with a vibranium alloy shield and new arm.

He's no doubt referring to some impending assault on Birnin Zana, and the «man» is definitely Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, who commonly fights with a Vibranium shield but gave his up at the end of Captain America: Civil War.

«She's just someone who's very innovative, very open - minded, and wants to help push her country Wakanda forward by using technology,» said Wright, «by working with vibranium in a way that can be able to protect them, and create weaponry — and also just to create devices that have never been seen before.

Everything goes better with vibranium, which is how Killmonger eventually makes his way to the otherwise impenetrable Wakanda.

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.

She represents a new type of young black woman — a science genius who spends her days in a lab making inventions and powering what she invents with vibranium.

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.

Now the CIA can not let T'Challa roam the world with vibranium in his pocket without some overseer.

A gift too opulent to not be at least partially corrupted, Black Panther contains multiple films in one: the one we get to see and, underneath the CGI afrofuturistic frenzy and celebration of diasporic blackness, what I'll call the «forbidden film,» the one that has been snatched away brutally, the one in which Killmonger succeeds in supplying the Black world with vibranium.

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.

For thousands of years, we learn, the Wakandans have cherished and protected their isolation, along with their Vibranium mother lode.

Not exact matches

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.

Above all, this is a superbly acted movie, stolen without remorse by Letitia Wright's work as Shuri, T'Challa's whip - smart sister, who outfits him with all of his vibranium - enhanced tech.

Part of the joke, which the movie wittily engages, is that Wakanda certainly fits that profile except that its shepherds patrol the border with techno - wizardry, and its textiles and costumes dazzle because of the country's secret vibranium sauce.

Created in 1966 by Stan Lee (script) and Jack Kirby (art), the original Black Panther — a hepcat in a slinky suit with claws and ears — debuted alongside the Fantastic Four in an adventure in Wakanda, which is powered by a mystery metal, vibranium.

The vibranium is vitally important; absurd, of course, but very much aligned with all those other natural resources that somehow only enrich people outside Africa: gold, diamonds, rubber and the coltan in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that we need for our smartphones.

T'Challa's giddy kid sister, Shuri (Letitia Wright), is an even more fun inversion of male superhero protocol, playing Q to Black Panther's Bond with an array of Vibranium - powered suits and gizmos.

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).

Black Panther opens with a brief history lesson — the story of Wakanda, an advanced country that has become powerful thanks to Vibranium (an extraterrestrial element that contains great power)-- before getting to the real story.

What follows is a feature - length rumination on the message of many comic - book heroes, that with great power comes great responsibility, applied to an entire nation: Heavy indeed is the head that wears the vibranium crown.

Armed with technology developed by his super-scientist sister, Shuri (Letitia Wright), and accompanied by his former lover, Nakia (Lupita Nyong» o), and the head of the military, Okoye (Danai Gurira), T'Challa travels to South Korea to capture an amoral mercenary named Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis), who is selling vibranium on the black market.

He must also deal with Klaue (Andy Serkis), who stole a supply of Wakanda's valuable, powerful metal vibranium and killed many in his wake.

Bucky has lived a life of peace and recovery, hidden in Wakanda, but sadly resigns himself that his haven comes at a cost and he is only a killing machine after all, when T'Challa approaches with his sleek new Vibranium arm.

Becoming king also bestows upon the king the powers of the Black Panther, though his threats aren't physical so much as political, having to deal with not only external forces who want to use Wakanda's stash of the worlds hardest and most powerful metal, vibranium, to their advantage, but also within Wakanda, among those who feel that they have a responsibility to share their advancement with the world to help those who desperately need its harnessed powers to heal, or, more extreme, to use their secretive wealth in resources and weapons technology to right centuries of wrongs for people of African descent around the world through a revolution.

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).

However, his plan is not to offer a hand at some form of global reconciliation, but an all out war that will destroy the west with Wakanda's stockpile of vibranium, an alien tech that can create weapons that rivals the strongest deterrents human technology can come up with.

The premise is refreshingly off - beat when compared to the rest of the Marvel Universe; Wakanda is an uncolonised and secretive East African nation, teaming with futuristic technology due to their resources of Vibranium.

With umpteen amounts of vibranium that they hold, this is their biggest weapon which could very well blow up in their face as well.

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.

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.

How Klaue came by that Vibranium is some history that «Black Panther» deals with.

A child that King T'Chaka had with another woman, Jakarra tries claiming his supposed birthright by exposing himself to raw Vibranium, mutating himself into a monstrous creature.

As we learn, Wakanda appears to the outside world as an impoverished East African country, but in fact, its mountains are rich with a precious metal called vibranium, making it the most technologically advanced civilization of all time.

Andy Serkis appears in the flesh to reprise his role in the MCU as Ulysses Klaue, complete with a prosthetic hand cannon fueled by vibranium and a gleeful penchant for violence.

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.