T'Chaka - wikipedia T'Chaka T'Chaka Publication information Publisher Marvel Comics First appearance Fantastic Four # 53 ( July 1966 ) Created by Stan Lee ( Writer ) Jack Kirby ( Artist ) In - story information Species Human Place of origin Earth Notable aliases Black Panther Abilities Superhuman strength, speed, agility, stamina, durability, reflexes, and senses Expert martial artist T'Chaka is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He is the father of T'Challa and Shuri. He was the king of Wakanda and Black Panther before T'Challa, who inherited both titles following his father 's death. The character was portrayed by John Kani in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Captain America : Civil War ( 2016 ) and Black Panther ( 2018 ). Contents 1 Publication history 2 Fictional character biography 3 Powers and abilities 4 Other versions 4.1 Ultimate Marvel 5 In other media 5.1 Television 5.2 Film 5.3 Video games 6 References 7 External links Publication history This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. ( April 2016 ) T'Chaka first appeared in Fantastic Four # 53 ( 1966 ) and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Fictional character biography T'Chaka is the Chieftain of Wakanda who ascended to the throne after the death of his father King Azzuri the Wise. During 1941 at the time of World War II, Captain America traveled to Wakanda where he met T'Chaka. Together, they assisted Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos against Red Skull and Baron Strucker. T'Chaka and Captain America also faced threats from Master Man, Warrior Woman, and Armless Tiger Man when they partook in an all - out attack on Wakanda. Armless Tiger Man even threatened to kill T'Chaka if he did n't have Wakanda 's forces surrender. Outmanned and outgunned, T'Chaka and Captain America held their own against Master Man, Warrior Woman, Armless Tiger Man, White Gorilla, and Red Skull. Sometime later, Captain America visited Wakanda and gave T'Chaka his triangle shield in exchange for some Vibranium. When he got engaged to his first wife N'Yami, T'Chaka adopted Hunter who T'Chaka groomed as the heir to the throne until the day N'Yami gave birth to T'Challa and then died from childbirth. Shortly after T'Challa's birth, his brother Jakarra was born. T'Chaka later married Ramonda who gave birth to Shuri. In the fall of 1959, T'Chaka was kidnapped by Geoffrey Sydenham of the organization ICON. This was part of ICON 's plan to weaken Wakanda and pillage the technology there. Nick Fury 's Avengers stumbled onto this plot where they ended up fighting ICON. It was discovered that T'Chaka was being held in a castle within Latveria where Dum Dum Dugan and Eric Koenig then rescued him. T'Chaka was safely returned to Wakanda. Many years later, Wakanda had their technology coveted as they had no ties to any other countries. Ulysses Klaw and his mercenaries invaded Wakanda and demanded that T'Chaka give them their vibranium. When T'Chaka refused to give them vibranium, Klaw had his mercenaries kill T'Chaka. This angered T'Challa who used one of the mercenaries ' weapons to destroy their camp and rendered Ulysses Klaw 's right hand useless. The history of T'Chaka's death was retconned in the third volume of the Black Panther comics in which the leaders of some different countries had been unable to negotiate with T'Chaka into giving them some Vibranium. After that happened, they hired Ulysses Klaw. Upon emerging from the floor of T'Chaka's palace, Ulysses Klaw killed T'Chaka. This enraged T'Challa who wounded and drove away Ulysses Klaw. Due to the death of T'Chaka, T'Challa's uncle S'Yan ruled Wakanda in T'Chaka's place until the day when T'Challa was at the right age to be sworn in as the new Chieftain of Wakanda. Powers and abilities Upon eating a special heart - shaped herb, T'Chaka possesses superhuman strength, speed, agility, stamina, durability, reflexes, and senses. He is also an expert martial artist, a known weapons expert, a skilled marksman, an expert tracker and hunter, and a master tactician. Other versions Ultimate Marvel In the Ultimate Marvel universe, T'Chaka's full name was T'Chaka Udaku. In other media Television T'Chaka appears in the Fantastic Four episode `` Panther 's Prey, '' voiced by Beau Weaver. Just like the comics, he is killed by Klaw. T'Chaka appears in episode 3 of Black Panther, voiced by Jonathan Adams. He is seen in a flashback where he was killed by Klaw. T'Chaka is referenced in the Iron Man : Armored Adventures episode `` Panther 's Prey. '' Black Panther mentions to Iron Man that Moses Magnum was responsible for killing T'Chaka. T'Chaka appears in The Avengers : Earth 's Mightiest Heroes episode `` The Man in the Ant - Hill, '' voiced by Hakeem Kae - Kazim. He is challenged to the throne of Wakanda by Man - Ape. With some unseen assistance from Klaw, T'Chaka is killed by Man - Ape causing T'Challa to become the next Black Panther and seek help to take back Wakanda. T'Chaka is alluded to in the Avengers Assemble episode `` Panther 's Rage. '' Outside of the fact that T'Chaka is dead, Captain America had to explain to T'Challa that his father gave Howard Stark the Vibranium needed to make Captain America 's shield. Film T'Chaka appears in Ultimate Avengers II, voiced by Dave Fennoy. He begins the film as the Black Panther. When Wakanda is invaded by Chitauri, T'Chaka attacks them to drive them off. He is ambushed by Nazi - disguised Chitauri general Herr Kleiser who stabs him multiple times. T'Chaka defeats and drives off Kleiser, but succumbs to his wounds. After his death, T'Challa ascends to the throne and mantle of the Black Panther. John Kani portrays T'Chaka in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He first appears in Captain America : Civil War. During a meeting ratifying the Sokovian Accords at the Vienna International Center, T'Chaka is killed by an explosion. The Winter Soldier was originally believed to be behind the attack, but it was later discovered that he was framed by Helmut Zemo. Kani reprises his role as T'Chaka 2018 's in Marvel 's Black Panther while his son Atandwa Kani portrays a young T'Chaka in the same film. In the film 's prologue, T'Chaka learned his brother N'Jobu ( instead of S'Yan ) was plotting acts of open insurrection with plans to having Wakanda take a more aggressive foreign policy to fight the social injustice he witnessed in his assigned country. T'Chaka confronted N'Jobu. When N'Jobu attacked, he was killed by T'Chaka in defense of Zuri ( who was acting as a spy the whole time ). Distressed at this act and concerned about maintaining Wakanda 's security above all else, T'Chaka chose to promptly return to his nation and left Erik abandoned as a child orphan. T'Challa would learn of this act and the resulting cover - up by his late father. While visiting the ancestor lands, T'Challa learned of T'Chaka's actions and tells him and the Black Panthers before him that he will lead Wakanda in a way that 's opposite of their way for the purpose to correct T'Chaka's past mistakes. Video games T'Chaka is referenced in Marvel : Ultimate Alliance. When the players ask Black Panther about his history, he mentions how his father was killed by Klaw. References Jump up ^ Black Panther / Captain America : Flags of Our Fathers # 2 Jump up ^ Black Panther / Captain America : Flags of Our Fathers # 3 Jump up ^ Black Panther / Captain America : Flags of Our Fathers # 4 Jump up ^ Black Panther Vol. 3 # 30 Jump up ^ Avengers 1959 # 1 Jump up ^ Avengers 1959 # 4 Jump up ^ Avengers 1959 # 5 ^ Jump up to : Black Panther Vol. 3 # 10 Jump up ^ Fantastic Four # 53 Jump up ^ Ultimate Captain America Annual # 1 Jump up ^ Tylwalk, Nick ( April 14, 2016 ). `` Captain America : Civil War cast list ''. Fansided. Archived from the original on May 6, 2016. Retrieved May 6, 2016. Jump up ^ Koopman, Sarah ( Jan 16, 2017 ). `` Atandwa and John Kani Are In Atlanta And All The Signs Point To Them Joining The ' Black Panther ' Cast ''. The Huffington Post. Retrieved Jan 23, 2017. 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Question: who played young king t'chaka in black panther
Answer: Atandwa Kani