An intriguing new form of T’Challa called Star-Lord was revealed in the second episode of the animated series What If..? There are numerous Black Panther variations in Marvel Comics, and they might make an appearance in the MCU. The decision of who will succeed T’Challa in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever appears to be a significant Black Panther variant.
Some Black Panther variations are more powerful than others, and a select handful are capable of absolutely remarkable feats. The most powerful iterations of the character are either characters that have taken up the mantle of Black Panther in the main continuity of Earth-616, like Shuri, as she appears to in the MCU, or they come from alternate realities in the Marvel multiverse.

Black Panther 2099

 

 

K’Shamba debuted in 2004 as part of the Marvel Knights imprint, an influential sub-line that mostly told stories with more mature themes. K’Shamba didn’t partake of the heart-shaped herb like T’Challa. As a result, he does not have the superhuman strength, speed, and agility that a Black Panther usually possesses.

However, he is still an excellent martial artist and is skilled in using a number of cutting-edge weapons. In the 2099 timeline, he demonstrated his acrobatic prowess and pinnacle human strength against a variety of adversaries, including a potent Doctor Doom incarnation from the future. The current Black Panther is known as the leader of Wakanda and a significant character in the Marvel multiverse, despite the fact that a prior Black Panther named Thandraza had previously featured in the earlier Doom 2099 books.

Vibranium Man

Several Black Panther iterations borrow design ideas from other superhero icons. Since Vibranium Man’s parents launched him into space as a newborn, emulating Superman’s origin, this variation did not acquire his abilities from the plant with a heart-shaped shape. He does, however, have an extremely sophisticated extraterrestrial vibranium armor, which makes him more like Iron Man.
He has increased strength and durability from the armor, which also shoots purple electrified webbing. The operatives of King Killmonger, who devastated Wakanda in their version, are frequently the threats he utilizes this to neutralize.

Ultimate Black Panther

From Earth-1610, the Ultimate Comics setting that gave rise to Miles Morales, T’Challa Udaku arose. This Black Panther variation stands out from others in that he is a mutant. He has superhuman strength, speed, and agility as well as a healing factor. He was the perfect candidate for the Weapon X program in his universe because of these qualities.
T’Challa’s body was changed by cruel trials like Wolverine. His hands now have retractable claws that may be used as razor-sharp weapons, enhancing his abilities as a skilled martial artist and combatant.

Spider-T’Challa

One of the most potent Spider-Man incarnations in the vast cosmos is Spider-T’Challa. This version from Earth-19919 has six arms instead of two and combines the abilities of the Wall-Crawler and the Wakandan king. This increases his agility and fighting skills, as he demonstrated in Spider-Island #2 from 2015.
He merged Black Panther’s extraordinary grace and agility with Spider-Spider-Sense Man’s to create a powerful combo that might be depicted in live-action or animation in some way.

Azzuri

 

 

In issue #1 of Black Panther from Marvel Comics in 2005, Azzuri made his debut. T’Challa’s grandfather Azzuri, who ruled Wakanda during World War II, also possessed superhuman abilities. He gains superhuman strength, endurance, and other skills from the heart-shaped herb that is indigenous to Wakanda, just like T’Challa and almost other Black Panthers do.

He also possesses supernatural knowledge, which provides him access to all Black Panthers in the bloodline dating back millennia, as well as their knowledge and memories. He also possesses the necromantic ability, which allows him to govern the dead. This helped him when he battled alongside Captain America and Nick Fury to defend his country from Baron Strucker and the Red Skull, who raided Wakanda in search of its vibranium to support the Nazi war effort.

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Kasper Cole

 

 

Police officer Kasper Cole of New York City discovers the Black Panther suit while it is being held by the force and dons it as he conducts his own personal inquiries into the crime plaguing his city. He begins with no particular skills and relies primarily on a pair of handguns, but eventually develops T’Challa-like abilities after drinking a synthetic version of the heart-shaped root Erik Killmonger gave him.
Cole found a kidnapped youngster using his night vision. Later changing his name to the White Tiger, he frequently works with the Crew, an all-Black superhero group devoted to protecting Brooklyn.

Coal Tiger

Before the Black Panther made his appearance in Fantastic Four #52, one of the greatest comic book illustrators of all time, Jack Kirby, gave the character the moniker Coal Tiger. Later, the name was associated with T’Chaka II, the Black Panther’s son in the MC2 parallel reality. He undergoes a bodily transformation from a human to a powerful human-panther hybrid.
He also has retractable claws that are unbelievably sharp and can cut through almost anything. He assisted in rescuing A-Next, the Avengers of his universe, from the wicked Revengers by using his improved strength, endurance, and speed.

Mangaverse Black Panther

 

 

The Egyptian deity Horus bestows powers on the Black Panther from the Marvel Mangaverse, making him a very potent character. He can shift into a panther-like humanoid creature in addition to his usual powers of being extremely quick and powerful. The guy on Earth-2301 has the ability to call spirits into his body, absorbing all of their strength and wisdom.
With wings that let him to fly, this strong Black Panther version also changed into Falcon. In this universe, T’Channa, a variation of Doctor Doom, served as his sister instead of Shuri.

Chieftain Justice

There are more Black Panthers in the multiverse. In the early 1990s Excalibur #44, Chieftain Justice Black Panther appears alongside the Captain Britain Corps. Even though he only appears for a short time in one panel, he shares the same abilities as Brian Braddock, the Captain Britain from Earth-616, with the other members of the interdimensional Captain Britain Corps.
In addition to having superhuman strength, agility, and endurance, he has the ability to store interdimensional energy, which gives him the ability to fly and launch tremendous energy blasts. Chieftain Justice and the rest of the Corps might not be far behind after Captain Carter’s MCU debut.

Ngozi

 

 

The Black Panther of Earth-TRN650 is Ngozi. She possesses the strength and resistance to most sorts of attack of both Black Panther and the Venom symbiote. The symbiote has extraordinary superhuman strength and endurance, as well as a special dimensional pocket that enables her to carry things outside of our world.
Ngozi has a wide range of skills, and she also possesses psychic abilities. Similar to Venom, she is immune to some superpowers like Spider-Spider-Sense Man’s because of her special makeup.

Ghost Panther

 

 

Ghost Panther is a fictional character who first appeared in the 2018 Infinity Warps comic books. Ghost Panther, like Ngozi, combines the abilities of two superhuman beings. Since T’Challa is already superhuman, this version of the character combines the talents of Black Panther and Ghost Rider to give him supernatural abilities.
He immediately ranks among the most potent magical beings in Marvel Comics thanks to his Hellfire manipulation and supernatural awareness. Ghost Panther’s mode of transportation between universes is a flaming black panther, not a motorcycle.

Ghost Hammer

An additional Infinity Warp In Secret Warps: Iron Hammer #1, the Black Panther version first appeared. T’Challa Odinson, who already possessed Asgardian strength, and Ghost Rider were combined in this form to add even more power. He combined supernatural strength with godlike power to become Ghost Hammer.
After Iron Hammer and Ghost Panther warped together during the event, creating increasingly potent versions of the heroes, this extremely powerful Black Panther variant appeared.

Shuri

T’Challa’s coma during “Doomwar,” one of the best Black Panther comic book narrative arcs, led to Shuri taking over as Black Panther. She acquired superhuman abilities in addition to the Black Panther’s standard set of abilities. Shuri developed the ability to transform her body into impenetrable stone while she was in the Djalia’s spiritual realm.
One of the most potent incarnations of Black Panther in the comics, she is also capable of transforming herself or others into a group of birds or a single bird. In the War with Atlantis narrative, where she launched a deadly assault on Namor and his Atlantean underwater troops, Shuri showed off the full spectrum of her abilities.

Star Panther

King Killmonger tosses Vibranium Man into the sun, where he transforms into Star Panther. This Black Panther variation survives and then resurfaces with genuinely cosmic force. Most of his abilities are still unknown, but he claims to have “the white-hot heavens surging through his veins,” which could indicate abilities akin to the Phoenix Force or even Captain Marvel.
He does demonstrate the ability to fly through space and endure in space undefended. He transforms in part because of his distinctive, protective gear. He also receives assistance from the All-Rider, a Ghost Rider variation from his realm.

Black Panther (1000000 B.C.)

This Black Panther is a member of the Avengers from 1000000 B.C., according to the Panther Tribe leader from Earth-616’s prehistoric past who first appeared in Marvel Legacy #31 in 2017. Black Panther stands out because he was deserving of holding Mjölnir, while having abilities that are similar to those of his ancestors.
According to the comics, he was the only person save Odin to ever do so, giving him all of Thor’s attributes and powers. He was like an Asgardian god for the time he clutched the hammer, making him maybe the most potent Black Panther from the books.