The recently released Black Panther: Wakanda Forever featured the return of a familiar face, one that co-writer Joe Robert Cole knew he needed to have back.
featured the return of a familiar face, one that surprised audiences, and one that co-writer Joe Robert Cole knew he needed to have back.sees Shuri return to the Ancestral Plane after ingesting her newly created Heart-Shaped Herb. Instead of certain family, however, she sees none other than Michael B. Jordan’s Erik Killmonger. According to Cole in an interview with, he always knew he wanted to have the actor return, but finding out how to achieve it was difficult.
“We always wanted to have Michael return, and I feel like it was always going to be in the ancestral plane with Shuri having taken the potion,” said Cole.
Cole went on to say that the key to finding that point was remembering that Killmonger’s motivations in the first film were largely vengeance-based, and that mirrored some of what Shuri was going through in the sequel. “Then if you think about it, [in the first movie] his journey was about vengeance as well, and anger and frustration,” Cole said. “That’s a part of what we tried to lay in with her early on, the anger of losing someone, the sense of loss. And then how losing her mother would escalate her feelings of wanting vengeance.
Finally, Cole also spoke about how Killmonger’s thoughts of Wakanda — including his anger that they had not helped out any other countries and remained isolated — did play a big role in the sequel, especially with Angela Bassett’s Queen Ramonda being the opposite of Killmonger in many ways.“But one thing I also really loved about the Killmonger scene that we found was his point of view about how he changed Wakanda,” said Cole.
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