Vin Diesel recently revealed that Azalea, 24, filmed a cameo in Fast and Furious 7, due in 2015.
But maybe their execution will surprise me.There already have been two votes of confidence. It's a complete left turn for the mantle that might tell a good story where Wakanda is concerned but doesn't feel honorable to the legacy of the character, which fans will be especially sensitive about because of the nature of T'Challa's premature exit. With that said, back to my initial point: to me it seems like an odd decision to succeed T'Challa with someone who represents, in many ways, a counterbalance of T'Challa rather than a progression of T'Challa. This unity and mutual respect, trust, and love of country may be what overcomes Namor. And maybe that's the point: Wakanda's protector is the very man who disagrees most with its leadership. I think his differences to T'Challa will be a challenge to his character, but those challenges won't be overcome by changing the core of who he is and what he represents.
And for that reason, I don't think becoming more like T'Challa will be part of his development. M'Baku changing his mind an adopting T'Challa's values isn't good character development it's shitting on his character and what he represents. And M'Baku's differences represented an important part of that noble message. M'Baku and his tribe fought for Wakanda beside T'Challa and respected his kinghood in spite of their differences. The importance of these values in BP1 wasn't that they were wrong, but rather that Wakanda was united in spite of this diversity of belief. Just differing political/religious values. The reason I say it's an odd decision is because he represents an ideological difference-not necessarily a weakness/shortcoming or inherent moral deficiency. That can make the whole thing very complicated. One thing that is extremely weird in the MCU regarding mythology and religions is that you have both people worshipping gods, and these gods often existing as otherwordly beings. (It's again very different in the comics, where the Jabari have a strange gorilla-worshipping death cult that is possibly slightly racist, like M'Baku's original supervillain name, and all that stuff. As for Hanuman, there has been contact between India and Africa from ancient times, so some elements crossing over don't seem impossible - but again, the Jabari don't seem to be Hindus, they appear to have a belief system that emphasizes ancestor worship and a nature god, who just happens to be an import - just like the other Wakandans. Yes, but Wakandans aren't Egyptians, so the other tribes must have picked up Bast themselves at some point (leaving aside the assumption that Lee/Kirby likely picked her bc it was an African goddess people knew), and they don't seem to worship any of the other Egyptian gods.
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