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Black Panther 2 (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever) is the second part of Marvel Studios' Black Panther released in 2018. This film (Black Panther) brought 6 Oscars, which will forever remain a record in Marvel movie history. The story of the first chapter movie was centered on the African country of Wakanda. The story of the first chapter movie was centered on the African nation of Wakanda. Where on one side is the political chaos of the death of the king and the competition to become the next king. On the other hand, the black market of Vibranium found only in Wakanda is shown. Breaking through Hollywood's traditional western world social depictions, it was pretty challenging to portray the social order of African peoples perfectly.

There has been an expectation among film buffs since the beginning about the second installment of Black Panther. But the untimely death of actor Chadwick Boseman, who played the main character (Black Panther) of this movie, caused uncertainty about the second part of Black Panther. Many speculate that Marvel Studios may re-cast with a different actor. But putting an end to all the speculations, the production company accepted the complex reality of Chadwick Boseman and gifted the audience with the second installment of Black Panther.

Black Panther 2 (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever) depicts Chadwick Boseman's death in real life. The story continuity of the film is carried forward in the second part in accordance with the first part. 

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Release date	11 November 2022 (India)
Director	Ryan Coogler
Screenplay	Ryan Coogler & Joe Robert Cole
Producer	Kevin Feige & Nate Moore
Starring	Letitia Wright, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Tenoch Huerta, Florence Kasumba, Angela Bassett, Winston Duke, Martin Freeman
Rating	7.4/10 (IMDb) | 84% (Rotten Tomatoes) | 8.8/10 (Book my show)

The film begins with the sudden death and funeral of Ta'Challa (Chadwick Boseman). Despite many efforts, Shuri (Letitia Wright) could not improve the physical condition of Ta'Challa (Chadwick Boseman). Shuri tried to artificially produce Heart-Shaped Herb but failed. Due to artificial production, in the first part, N'Jobu burned all of Wakanda's natural heart-shaped herbs. 

The scene then changes to Queen Ramonda (Angela Bassett) entering the United Nations Organization (UNO) meeting. There, representatives of other UNO member countries put pressure on Queen Ramonda of Wakanda to hand over the Vibranium repository to the United States. That's because Emperor T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) released the treasure of Vibranium to the world in the first part of Black Panther. Since then, the black market and abuse of Vibranium have started around the world, so the US wants control of vibration from Wakanda. The queen of Wakanda refused to do so in a packed meeting. Along with him, he brought some people under arrest to prove the greed of many countries for vibranium.

The scene changes and a new species is introduced in the marble universe. Whose dominance is basically underwater. They are the inhabitants of an underwater civilization called Talocan and Namor is basically their ruler. In the movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, a secret was first revealed that Vibranium (Vibranium) is found in another civilization on earth called Talocan besides Wakanda.

Later, a US mission to find Vibranium in the deep sea is shown, which Namor and his companions repulse. Namor then tells Talocan and Wakanda to unite and fight for the other world's greed for Vibranium. But Wakanda refused to do so. From here began the conflict between the two empires. You need to watch the whole movie to know what happened in the end.

Namor's character is given proper character development and timing in the movie. Marven has cleverly done the time-shifting of Black Panther, the central character of the story. The end credits scene at the end of the film also cleverly hints at Black Panther's character change. After all, Chadwick Boseman's various scenes throughout the film after his death add another dimension. Also, Chadwick Boseman is duly remembered in the movie. All in all, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever ends Marvel's fourth phase perfectly.