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Black Panther's Glorious Arc | Video Essay
Black Panther is a king and in his spare time, he likes to grow a full-on beard in like 2 days. After his father died he ran away into the unknown and hung out with a meerkat and a warthog, while running away from the burden of the throne where he ate bugs and danced around. But then the murderer of his father takes the throne and plans to invade K'un-Lun. Black Panther and Iron Fist must team up to fight an army of chicken riding warriors called Jadooon boon.
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