How did the Border Tribe plan to subdue Black Panther?
When M'Kathu commanded the people of the Border Tribe to attack Black Panther, how exactly were they trying to subdue him? At one point Black Panther was thrown like a quarter mile by a battle rhino and was on the ground being hacked at from all sides by the Border Tribe people... but it wasn't doing anything to him! He just lay there looking at Nakiya fight Killmonger for a couple seconds and then sat up and blasted everyone away. The Border Tribe people had to have known that it was futile to use their hand weapons... but then why is that all they did when they surrounded him?
Best Answer
The fancy Vibranium nano-suit was brand new. T'Challa appears surprised and impressed at its kinetic storage and blast abilities.
It is reasonable to assume that the warriors were not aware of these abilities, and expected massive sharp trauma to actually do something like it usually would.
The frenzy of battle accounts for them not realising that something odd was happening and changing their tactics.
Pictures about "How did the Border Tribe plan to subdue Black Panther?"
What does the river tribe do in Black Panther?
The River Tribe was one of the five tribes which fought against one another following the fall of the Vibranium meteorite in what became Wakanda. When Bashenga, the first Black Panther, put an end to the conflict, the River Tribe agreed to pledge fealty to the Golden Tribe.What tribe was the first Black Panther from?
Description: Bashenga was the founder of the Golden Tribe and the first King of Wakanda and Black Panther.Who Betrayed T Challa?
Expert Tactician: Feeling betrayed by T'Challa's failure to capture Ulysses Klaue, W'Kabi allied with Erik Killmonger and led the Border Tribe against the rest of Wakanda in order to carry out Killmonger's plan.What Nobody Realized About The Other Tribes In Marvel's Black Panther
Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Images: Karolina Grabowska, Monstera, Ketut Subiyanto, Ketut Subiyanto