Black Panther Wakanda Forever Post Credit Scene | T'Challa's Son

[dannytheman]

She went from being the lone survivor of the royal family to having a family again.

[Unversed]

"A man who has not prepared his children for his own death has failed as a father." -T'Chaka

[philliphernandez]

“My name is prince T’challa son of king T’challa”. That is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard in my life.✌️😭✌️

[pvala]

This was the absolute perfect ending to give honor to the KING, Chadwick you are truly missed great King🙅🏾‍♂🙅🏾

[michaelgualtieri]

This is just beautiful.
For those who actually don't know, this was the original idea for the sequel before Chadwick's passing. After T'Challa returned from the snap, he'd find out he had a son and learn to be a parent.

[spider-man]

The first question she asked “did my mother meet him?” God damn man shit hits right in the feels.

[DieteticGoose]

This was absolutely beautiful they honored Chadwick well. Rip out king 😭

[babyelephant]

Did anyone realize that she was finally able to feel her brother pat her shoulder? Earlier in the film, her mother was telling her that through her ritual, she felt T'Challas presence and like he tapped her shoulder. But Shuri in her disbelief said that it was just a construct of her mind. But at the end, DURING HER OWN RITUAL that her mother taught her to do, Nakia interrupted her and T'Challa, though his son who bears the same name, pat her shoulder. Then she smiled. It was more than a smile though. She finally realized that maybe her brother is looking after her. And that her mother was right

[Playstation_Manuel]

This is the most saddest scene. I truly loved how this movie is dedicated to Chadwick . But I felt this movie is a farewell to chadwick and Tchalla at the same time . We love and miss you TChalla #wakandaforever

[myfddream]

The acting from this young boy was completely A+. I wonder if Marvel will allow him to grow and actually keep him cast as young T'Challa. This was so heart felt. This movie was so emotional with a lot of culture. It was MCU best movie of the year. Pay attention to his body language when he told her his real name. He rose up in confidence as royalty. I wonder if Ryan encouraged him to do that or he just did on his own.

[DeadmanInc]

Absolute Lion King "He Lives In You" vibes. I damn near burst into tears during this part. Long live the king! 👑

Rest easy, Chadwick. We'll carry on in your stead.

[mylesgoldsberry]

Toussaint/T'Challa II looks like his baba. After seeing this scene in Wakanda Forever, I understand why T'Challa and Nakia want to keep their son a secret.

[wickedshadesproductions]

This is honestly one of my favorite post-credit scenes; Suri’s going to be an awesome aunt and prince T’Challa is honestly adorable.

[Unversed]

I like this child actor. Within this short scene, he does a good job in presenting us a sense of his character.

He does not talk while Nakia is explaining everything to Shuri, meaning he is very polite.

Before he tells Shuri his true name, he looks towards his mother, as if to make sure it's okay for him to tell Shuri.

He managed to capture a little bit of TChalla's wit with that "Yours is cool, too I guess" line.

And above all, the way he speaks and carries himself; he just feels like he's royalty.

[saikoa]

What i loved most about the scene is when he's asked who are you, he immediately put his title as "prince" before saying his he said it with authority and it's the little details

[King-sutm]

Idk what made her cry more… the fact she has a nephew or the fact the nephew looks JUST like her brother

[rogercastillo]

I love that he sits up right when he said his real name. Like a prince would

[sauljessereyesmolina]

"I think part of the reason you make this movie is it changes the perspective. People can see a superhero in a different light. A different worldview, and to be part of that is a special thing."

- Chadwick Boseman

[porschesbs]

"Toussaint is a beautiful name, it holds a great history."

Bonus for history buffs and Haitians.

[CatwortRambullKerr]

T'Challa II will probably join the Young Avengers in a future movie. Ironheart might, too.