Black Panther: Wakanda Forever co-writer Joe Robert Cole explains why that important character death needed to happen in the Marvel Studios sequel.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever co-writer Joe Robert Cole explains why Queen Ramonda had to die in the film. Cole and co-writer/director Ryan Coogler had their work cut out for them following up the critical and commercial success that was Black Panther. The untimely death of its lead actor, Chadwick Boseman, made things especially difficult. The film's script was retooled to work around losing T'Challa while also honoring his legacy and moving the MCU sub-franchise forward.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Ending Ramonda's MCU arc in the same film that dealt with the demise of T'Challa may seem like too much. But Cole explains in a new Rolling Stone interview explains how Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's narrative called for it. According to him, it's all part of Shuri's journey to becoming the next Black Panther. In addition, it also allows for characters like M'Baku to step up as the next Wakandan King.
When we were working through the narrative and the story, we were looking at how each of our characters might be impacted by T’Challa’s loss. And the person closest to him, the person that felt like they would be affected the most, was Shuri [Letita Wright], his sister. We started to look at her arc and the journey we wanted her to take. She takes, I think, an incredible journey on this through this film.
What remains to be seen is how Ramonda's death will affect Namor. It doesn't seem like he was remorseful for effectively murdering the Wakandan monarch in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. However, this is something Marvel Studios can further explore as they build up Namor's future in the MCU. Considering his close relationship with his own mother, it's curious how he will live with the idea that he essentially took away Shuri's from her.
Admittedly, there are arguments that Black Panther: Wakanda Forever could have spared Ramonda. She could have continued to play a pivotal role in the MCU as the leader of Wakanda, given that Shuri clearly didn't want to take the throne. Couple that with Angela Bassett's Oscar-worthy performance and the franchise could have opted to keep her around a little while longer. But, as sad as it was, it's also difficult to argue with Cole's justification for her demise.
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