Black Panther star Lupita Nyong’o debuts Nakia Twitter Emoji

As it stated in Share on WhatsappSharesThe long-awaited Marvel film, Black Panther, is now the most-tweeted movie of 2018 ahead of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" coming in second place and "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" coming in third. After breaking the record for being the most-tweeted movie worldwide, fans continue to share their excitement for Black Panther, which is not just a superhero movie, but rather a ground-breaking cultural event. On Monday, Twitter and Marvel continued to feed the hype with the release of Black Panther-themed emojis, including #BlackPanther, #Killmonger, #Nakia, #Okoye and #Shuri. Proud to debut the official #Nakia Twitter Emoji!! I cheered when I found out this was happening… #BlackPantherSoCute #BlackPanther pic.twitter.com/MbCAd7qdUA — Lupita Nyong'o (@Lupita_Nyongo) February 12, 2018SharesShare on Whatsapp

There's no happily ever after for T'Challa and Nakia in Black Panther comics!

There's no happily ever after for T'Challa and Nakia in Black Panther comics! **But in the Black Panther comics, the love story between T'Challa and Nakia plays out completely differently. Chad asked in an interview with Comic Book when he was questioned on T'Challa's marriage to Storm. Either way, we might want to tone down our excitement for a T'Challa and Nakia romance. Sources: Comic Book, Pop Sugar, Buzzfeed, womanwriteaboutcomics.com(Photo: Disney)

Ryan Coogler Breaks Down Nakia and Okoye's Distinct Fighting Styles in Black Panther

as declared in In this "Notes on a Scene" video from Vanity Fair, Black Panther director Ryan Coogler breaks down the movie's South Korean casino fight scene. As he walks through the scene, Coogler explains his use of color, the character-driven contrast between Nakia and Okoye's fighting styles, and how he designed the shots for maximum impact. '"In addition to creating a great action scene, Coogler also wanted the fight to reflect the themes of the movie and motivations of the characters. "Nakia fights completely different from how Okoye fights," Coogler explains. So primitive."The purportedly supporting characters in Black Panther, including Nakia and Okoye, have become a huge part of the fan response to the film.