This is something that I can truly see, Mr. Boseman do when he was younger or older in real life. A true woman or a man are always ready to own up to their mistakes and take full responsibility, instead of blamming someone else. Full respect!! R.i.P, Mr. Chadwick Boseman. Still really hurts knowing you are gone, but you will never be forgotten.
Nah. It has a slow pace, boring setting, and the child actors don't sell it very well. It might show something worthwhile but it's not worth the weight.
@@manyxtavinas Please don't. Remember that the Black Panther is a super strong , super fast trained fighter wearing a BULLETPROOF suit that frequently defends his country (often singlehandedly) against armed militias and other fighters in close-quarters situations. I am 100% certain T'Chaka could defend himself and his agent from one guy with a gun without killing the attacker...especially if that attacker is your own brother and a member of the royal family with a pending trial. He can run faster than cars and have split-second reactions before most people can even think. There is no explanation for that murder other than plot.
the more I see it, the young King T'chaka look soooooooooooooo similar with older T'challa... no wonder ulysses klaue said that he looks exactly like his old man...
I really loved this scene, i understand that the movie can only have so much runtime but still wish it was kept. As a man who does not have children yet this really is the inspiring relationship I hope to have have with a future son or daughter one day.
I’m glad they didn’t. While it is a good scene I think it would’ve slowed down the pace of the film. You have the backstory of wakanda and then the flashback and then to go to another scene of young t’chaka would’ve slowed things down and maybe ruined the shock that he killed him. Plus an action sequence helps boost the pace.
It's a great scene but it is there really a place where it could go in the movie without it seeming like it doesn't fit? It's a pity too. Touching character moment
Fun fact T'Challa had more siblings than Shuri, he had a half brother of whom his father had an affair after his first wife had died. He had a younger brother whom died by Klau, and a step brother whom T'Chaka adopted
Been thinking about how Black Panther 2 would look after Chadwick's passing. I pondered the idea of it being a prequel as an alternative to recasting the role and having the story proceed the first movie in the timeline. I thought the idea of having a heartfelt moment between the king and his young son T'Challa where he foresees how great he will become would be a great way to commemorate him for his role. I'd be down to see his sister take on the role of Black Panther in the next movie too.
nah black panther 2 is just about woman fighting an underwater sea god and then they become ally and movie finished, its more like aquaman 2 than black panther lol
Marvel really should release extended editions of their movies at some point scenes like this don't deserve to be classed a bonus features also The Lion King comparisons are not unfounded
Fun Fact: Atandwa Kani, the actor who plays the younger version of T'Chaka, is the real-life son of John Kani, the actor who plays the older version of T'Chaka.
Ivan Ringle I don’t think you understand, not every black child has a father in their life hence why they make the stupid “at least I have a father” jokes towards black people
Imagine If he had said this sooner. T'Chaka: "I was forced to make a difficult choice today.. .. T'Challa, I found out that your uncle N'Jobu aided Klaue in stealing our Vibranium and murdering our countrymen at the border. When I confronted him in America on his betrayal I.....he made me take his life when he attempted to kill Zuri. I am sorry."
Tomás Molina he knew. He left him behind, for the sake of protecting Wakanda secret from outside world, which is bullshit. That is why TChalla was so mad at him.
Hisagure Zhu How did T'Chaka know about N'Jadaka? Zuri said, *"Unbeknownst to him, your uncle fell in love with an American woman.They had a child.."* And in the end when he said that they left N'Jobu's son behind, Zuri meant himself as was undercover to watch N'Jobu.
Tomás Molina then how about the scene where TChalla meets TChaka and the ancestors soul after he was beaten by Killmonger. TChalla: Why didn't you bring the boy home? TChaka: He.. He's the truth I choose to omit. TChalla: You are wrong to abandon him.. TChaka: I choose my people, I choose Wakanda, our future depends.. TChalla: YOU ARE WRONG!! ALL OF YOU WERE WRONG!! To turn you back from the rest of the world! We let our fear of our discoveries, stopping us from doing something is right Clearly TChaka know his existence and consider him as outsider.
I know why this scene was deleted...because when T-Challa became the king and was being introduced to the new suits...he told that he designed the old suit....so....in this Video....T-Chaka is wearing that suit and its not appropriate time for T-challa to design that suit.....THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR READING THIS FAR
They still show T'Chaka in his suit in the actual movie, so that's a moot ppoint. Also, iIt's not the same suit; it's similar to T'Challa's old suit, but the minor details are different, and the helmet is very different in design. I think it's an intentional thing though, to show how much T'Challa wanted to emulate his father while Shuri's design is much more reflective of her being willing to try newer things.
They knew it would have felt too much like Lion king and great as this scene is it just feels too similar to previous projects. Don’t go in the shadow land t’challa I mean the catacombs t’challa
Why tf was this cut from the film? Now that I think about it, there wasnt a single flashback to T'Challa as a kid. In fact, this wouldve made the scene of T'Challa confronting his dad even rougher, because he spoke to him about that very night when he was a kid, but he didn't know it then, and he & N'Jadaka couldve grew up together.
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Look at T'Challa being all noble, telling Nakia to go, so that he can face his father's disapproval and correction by himself...
MrTibbso9 Reminds me of Simba and Nala with Mufasa after the Elephant Graveyard
A king I am ready to bow before and serve With honor
being responsible is the word
This is something that I can truly see, Mr. Boseman do when he was younger or older in real life. A true woman or a man are always ready to own up to their mistakes and take full responsibility, instead of blamming someone else. Full respect!! R.i.P, Mr. Chadwick Boseman. Still really hurts knowing you are gone, but you will never be forgotten.
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T’Chaka’s Black Panther suit was badass.
Agreed. It's a shame we only saw very little in the final movie
T'Chaka's Black Panther suit is the same suit T'Challa uses in Civil War and in the starting of Black Panther. The suit's name is Exhibit A.
Unpopular opinion, that was the best suit imo✨
@@spiderman4538 same suit, but gold and a different mask 😬
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Brilliant casting for T’Challa’s father, he looks pretty similar to Chadwick and his acting is very good too.
Fun fact you might already know: Young T'Chaka is played by Antandwa Kani, who is the son of the actor for old T'chaka, John Kani.
Marvel should Recast as tchalla
@@wandiledlamini2591 no. Kevin would not force us to watch a recasted T'Challa
@@isthatmarri1221 it’s wrong to kill off the character especially since Chadwick boseman took so much time to bring the character in live action
@@wandiledlamini2591 no
T'Challa knew how to cheer up his own father after a mission goes bad.
Too bad T’challa’s could have done things differently.
T'Challa's sister would have been a baby when their uncle died.
@@gagefarmer9615 Could you speak true?
I think this scene should've been kept in. It's touching and beautiful, and makes the drama later on all the more palpable.
Agree
Nah. It has a slow pace, boring setting, and the child actors don't sell it very well. It might show something worthwhile but it's not worth the weight.
Me too
Yes, I agree, it should be kept...show a stronger relationship between the father and the son also showing T'challa is maturing.
Fr
It’s like that scene in Lion King where Simba and the father are under the stars
I mean, both franchises are all from Disney.
It’s probably why they deleted it.
A wise king never seeks out war
But
We must always be ready for it
A wise King also never murders his siblings for no good reason.
Odin
@@thembanitheone who are you talking about? N'jobu who tried to kill him?
@@manyxtavinas Please don't. Remember that the Black Panther is a super strong , super fast trained fighter wearing a BULLETPROOF suit that frequently defends his country (often singlehandedly) against armed militias and other fighters in close-quarters situations. I am 100% certain T'Chaka could defend himself and his agent from one guy with a gun without killing the attacker...especially if that attacker is your own brother and a member of the royal family with a pending trial. He can run faster than cars and have split-second reactions before most people can even think. There is no explanation for that murder other than plot.
@@thembanitheone
Or that T’Ckaka is a hypocrite and nearly blew up earth multiple times due to their isolationism methods.
the more I see it, the young King T'chaka look soooooooooooooo similar with older T'challa...
no wonder ulysses klaue said that he looks exactly like his old man...
That’s cause he’s his actual son lol
Abidjanaise Yes and she’s right. It just so happened that Jon Kani’s so also looks like Chadwick Boseman. It was perfect casting.
That’s because he’s his son
@@cainsalem3544 yh but not his son in real life
@@silent_dolphin3970 yes he is, in real life
I really loved this scene, i understand that the movie can only have so much runtime but still wish it was kept. As a man who does not have children yet this really is the inspiring relationship I hope to have have with a future son or daughter one day.
Beautiful scene. Rest in power Chadwick
Thor could've learned a thing or two between T'challa and T'chaka from the first Thor movie
Isaac Kim Thor: Fuck Wakanda! I am a God of Thunder
Sorry can’t compare a country to universe . Cough cough 6 realms young buck .
Thor already thousand years, he probably already exist before wakanda knows technology
@@royjack5311a thousand years + and acted like an immature teenager.
This should've remained. Beautiful scene!
They should have kept this in! Great scene, Great movie! Peace!
I’m glad they didn’t. While it is a good scene I think it would’ve slowed down the pace of the film. You have the backstory of wakanda and then the flashback and then to go to another scene of young t’chaka would’ve slowed things down and maybe ruined the shock that he killed him. Plus an action sequence helps boost the pace.
It's a great scene but it is there really a place where it could go in the movie without it seeming like it doesn't fit? It's a pity too. Touching character moment
@@Abominatrix650 maybe in the ship before he picked Nakia in the start of the movie
@@rokaanalzeerso you have a low attention span?
King T’Chaka aka Black Panther with heightened sense.. bit of a humorous scene. He ‘s fully aware of young T’Challa and Nakia’s presence 👁👀
This scene is sick they should keep it in the final cut suits the theme of the film so well
Fun fact T'Challa had more siblings than Shuri, he had a half brother of whom his father had an affair after his first wife had died. He had a younger brother whom died by Klau, and a step brother whom T'Chaka adopted
Who/what said that
@@totallynot_heaven look up Jakarra and Shuri's first appearance in yhe BET series
He grew up and looked a lot like his father
One thing a boy never forgets, is quality time with his father.
Such a beautiful scene
Why didn’t they include this?!?!
Sure it’s for runtime, but it’s scenes like this that humanize the heroes & make us bond with them even more.
Kevin Yo it spoils the reveal of what Tchaka did
Viva Wakanda Not really its more of a foreshadow
Tchalla seemed to be a perfect son!
I still feel like we didnt see enough of Black panther Rip Chadwick.😭
Been thinking about how Black Panther 2 would look after Chadwick's passing. I pondered the idea of it being a prequel as an alternative to recasting the role and having the story proceed the first movie in the timeline. I thought the idea of having a heartfelt moment between the king and his young son T'Challa where he foresees how great he will become would be a great way to commemorate him for his role. I'd be down to see his sister take on the role of Black Panther in the next movie too.
Didn't think of that. They might have been cool.
nah black panther 2 is just about woman fighting an underwater sea god and then they become ally and movie finished, its more like aquaman 2 than black panther lol
In more ways than one. This. Scene reminds me of the Lion King
Mufasa and Simba vibe here
Yep
Don't forget Nala. I just found out that Nakia and T’Challa are childhood friends, just like Nala and Simba.
Can we get a king tchaka movie, like a 90s theme
Young Tchaka spin off movie or series. It doesn't tread on Chadwicks memory and we get to see a true Black Panther in his prime.
0:52 Plot twist: T’Chaka was in the Catacombs asking for Forgiveness for Killing N’Jobu
It was a good memory, a happy one in fact.
King T’Chaka looks like Mufasa
Marvel really should release extended editions of their movies at some point scenes like this don't deserve to be classed a bonus features also The Lion King comparisons are not unfounded
I want a T'chaka Disney+ series or show.
Fun Fact: Atandwa Kani, the actor who plays the younger version of T'Chaka, is the real-life son of John Kani, the actor who plays the older version of T'Chaka.
This could have been Chadwick's replacement for the the 2nd Black Panther, RIP Mr. Chadwick🙏🏿
Before the movie came i thought Athandwa Kani was going to be the protagonist black panther no just a side character
young t’chaka’s actor would be great to honour the legacy of the late chadwick boseman
I really like this relationship between T'Chaka & T'Challa. Why can't most black fathers have that kind of great relationship with their sons?
Jarrod Clark Caz they are from Wakanda?
Jarrod Clark they were testing it if t Chaka wore the same suit from his son t challa. Based from civil war.
U mean African-American fathers... Lol black is global
Ivan Ringle I don’t think you understand, not every black child has a father in their life hence why they make the stupid “at least I have a father” jokes towards black people
Jarrod Clark its because not every country has vibranium. They strengthen their relationship using vibranium
this explains why he became fat because he was depressed at what he did to killmonger's dad.
We want him to be cast as T'Challa in Black Panther 2 or just make a T'Chaka Black Panther movie! He looks soooo much like Chadwick Boseman! PERIOD!!!
"Beat them with my panther claw and you will live forever"
Whilst his own blood suffers from rage and becomes the ultimate weapon against them.
I miss those days I wish I could go back then in time and relive all these years again having my present conciousness 🤞🔙⏳
This gave more relationship only in civil war to we get a little bit
Imagine If he had said this sooner.
T'Chaka: "I was forced to make a difficult choice today..
.. T'Challa, I found out that your uncle N'Jobu aided Klaue in stealing our Vibranium and murdering our countrymen at the border. When I confronted him in America on his betrayal I.....he made me take his life when he attempted to kill Zuri. I am sorry."
"I also abandoned his son, your cousin and my nephew, in a shitty Oakland apartment complex. He probably isn't taking it well."
Abominatrix650 T'Chaka never knew about Erik/N'Jadaka.
Tomás Molina he knew. He left him behind, for the sake of protecting Wakanda secret from outside world, which is bullshit. That is why TChalla was so mad at him.
Hisagure Zhu How did T'Chaka know about N'Jadaka? Zuri said, *"Unbeknownst to him, your uncle fell in love with an American woman.They had a child.."*
And in the end when he said that they left N'Jobu's son behind, Zuri meant himself as was undercover to watch N'Jobu.
Tomás Molina then how about the scene where TChalla meets TChaka and the ancestors soul after he was beaten by Killmonger.
TChalla: Why didn't you bring the boy home?
TChaka: He.. He's the truth I choose to omit.
TChalla: You are wrong to abandon him..
TChaka: I choose my people, I choose Wakanda, our future depends..
TChalla: YOU ARE WRONG!! ALL OF YOU WERE WRONG!! To turn you back from the rest of the world! We let our fear of our discoveries, stopping us from doing something is right
Clearly TChaka know his existence and consider him as outsider.
Should of left that in, adds to the relationship and is genuine and interesting to watch!!!...
T'Chaka may have made mistakes, but at least he feels some regret. T'Challa must have missed his father when T'Chaka passed away
After watching the latest movie, this scene hits REALLY hard.
Rip black panther
When the first time I saw it when T'Chalka said you and Nakia I thought that was Shuri
All of the deleted scenes from black panther would have worked
I wish I could’ve beat Sekhmet and Bastet off when they came to get Chadwick Bozeman. R.I.P to you, king of Wakanda. We will always remember you.
Something like this was missing from Wakanda Forever.
Old memories :)
Some of these deleted scenes should have never been deleted. So many films have this issue too.
RIP
cut off at the best part
Giving me the Mufasa and Simba vibe
Like father like son
this scene feels like a homage to the Lion King
0:18 You'd think that the kids would know that being the Black Panther means having enhanced sense, right? Still cool though.
Rest and Peace
Well now the king or T'Challa is Rest forever
I know why this scene was deleted...because when T-Challa became the king and was being introduced to the new suits...he told that he designed the old suit....so....in this Video....T-Chaka is wearing that suit and its not appropriate time for T-challa to design that suit.....THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR READING THIS FAR
-Obey - it makes sense now
Actually tchalla could have designed that suit even at that age, he has genius level intellect, he’s actually smarter than shuri
-Obey - T'chaka suit is even better than his son's
They still show T'Chaka in his suit in the actual movie, so that's a moot ppoint. Also, iIt's not the same suit; it's similar to T'Challa's old suit, but the minor details are different, and the helmet is very different in design. I think it's an intentional thing though, to show how much T'Challa wanted to emulate his father while Shuri's design is much more reflective of her being willing to try newer things.
Fun fact did you know that old t'chaka and young t'chaka are father and son
A Beautiful scene..
In as a flash back before he enters the ancestoral plain
They should have kept this in the movie
Welcome to another episode of *scenes the should've left in the goddamn movie*
Fr
This scene should not have been cut
Why Am I just now seeing this
I can't believe his dad didn't tell him that he killed his uncle
You can't believe it? His dad was a coward, that was shown pretty well
@@ericstorm6582 You know that for a fact do you?😏
*I don't know why they cut this i like it*
Ashton Tyler must do many Black Panther cameos in future.
Damn 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾
1:18 sceptical look “always” *laughs”
Should have kept this for nakia
Why am I getting lion king vibes from this clip
That should've been in the movie
Bitter sweet
Hahaha even gave lil homie the same widowspeak chadwick hairline....✊🏾
I Luuvvv this scene. I wonder why they didn't include this in the first Black Panther movie..💯 perfect.
I'm touch by this
How am I just now seeing this?!?
John and Atandwa Kani
Play T'chaka role in black panther.
I rather get the 4 hour cut of the movie than some short deleted scenes
poor kid, he got paid for not to be showed in the movie scene
Those that are here after he died
👇
we need a young t'chaka disney+ series
I don't mind chris tucker as black panther next.
why was this scene deleted ? is very good scene
Is there anyway to watch the film in it's actual entirety? Please help
From what I heard it's gonna be a film about Tchaka coming 2026
adorable..
They knew it would have felt too much like
Lion king and great as this scene is it just feels too similar to previous projects.
Don’t go in the shadow land t’challa I mean the catacombs t’challa
Maybe they can keep it for the sequel in honor of Boseman
Wtf why this scene was cut!!!!!!!!!!!!
it was deleted because the kid's acting skills are terrible
very true
Hmmmm
Accent miles off
lion king vibes
I'm guessing the princess of Wakanda when she and T'Challa lost their uncle.
Smh damn near all the deleted scenes should have been in the movie
why you delete scene
Atandwa kani should have been tchalla
Why tf was this cut from the film? Now that I think about it, there wasnt a single flashback to T'Challa as a kid.
In fact, this wouldve made the scene of T'Challa confronting his dad even rougher, because he spoke to him about that very night when he was a kid, but he didn't know it then, and he & N'Jadaka couldve grew up together.