My Only Criticism Is That We Didn’t Get Enough It really goes to show just how magical of a performer that Boseman was.

That once-in-lifetime performance he’s given as T’Challa and Black Panther is here in full force. But this was a fitting way for him to go out. That’s it for spoilers though, watch the episode.Ĭhadwick Boseman’s performance isn’t his last, if reports are true, and his voice is used in other places in What If…?. You get a heroic moment from Thanos, and there’s a villain that makes clear sense here. It takes the Marvel relationships that you know and turns them slightly off-kilter. The action in this episode is just as great, if not better than the previous one. What they’re fighting over isn’t trivial either and it ties up the other question of “what happens to Peter Quill?”. By the time we’re in the meat of the episode, our big bad isn’t who you’d think it is. It takes that concept of throwing together characters and seeing what sticks. If you loved Guardians of the Galaxy, you’re going to really appreciate this episode. Yes, Thanos makes a huge appearance in this story. The voice cast retains everyone that you’d want to hear in the episode, including Josh Brolin as Thanos.

The basic plot for this episode is, what if T’Challa was the one that Yondu kidnapped instead of Peter Quill. This Proves That Marvel Has Something Special With What If…? Those heartstrings will get tugged on, but you’ll be left with a happy ending though the whole episode. The second episode of Marvel Studios’ What If…? combines the fun of the concept of the show with a story that really needs to be a movie the more I’ve watched this episode. It’s also the last appearance for Chadwick Boseman as T’Challa. If last week’s episode of What If…? didn’t particularly capture the feeling and overall tone of the concept, this week does that and then some.

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