When it comes to world construction, there are several projects achieved by Marvel's film universe as impressive as "Black Panther". The 2018 film has introduced a whole unique world, unlike anyone we have seen in a comic book film, a fully realized place with its own sense of culture, tradition and history. Wakanda managed to feel as part of MCU, but also his own completely unique work. Then the sequel doubled and went twice as muchNot only are we expanding our understanding of Wakanda, but also the introduction of another civilization with our own history and Oreubov in Talocan.

Although the first "Black Panther" has probably killed the most interesting and single the best villain MCC so far has been introduced, it was not the death of Eric Kilmonger (Michael B. Jordanordan) that reinforced director Ryan Kogler (especially since he brought Jordandoran briefly to "Black Pan".

Instead, it was Andy Serkis Ulysskis, also known as Class, which is most concerned with Koggler. "I like Clav," Kogler told Toronto sun. "I was pushed out of what I had (to kill him in the movie). It's hard when you have to kill characters and I really loved that character."

"I love Andy, he is a wonderful person," Koggler continued. "But again, it's one of those things when you have so many people in the movie, some need to go.

Koggler is right, not only in how good Serkis was in the role, but also interesting what the character was. Claw is one of the many B-level villains in the MCC who are mostly there to move the plot and set the table for the main villain (see also: Frank Grillo's crosses in Captain America: Winter Soldier and Later Captain America: Civil War). But despite failing to do much in the film, Clav is still a fascinating character, the one we know is among the very few people who have actually managed to use in Vakanda and steal vibranium from the source.

As Serkis plays, Clav is a search dealer who enjoys his work, cares for death and violence and is a little sadist with a constant smell. His role adds to the orbus and worldwide building of Wakanda, which is the most famous corner of MCU with a long shot-closest complex and detailed place that guaranteed His own animated anthology series that revealed the fairly violent history of Wakanda. That series does a phenomenal thing that links the history of Wakanda and Vibranium with the history of the country of MCC, showing different time periods and as the stolen technology has played a vital role in historical events.

Although the show is not a class, it is still worth noting how the class serves a similar purpose to the animated series, adding a sense of "Black Panther" history that makes that film feel like the last chapter in a much longer story. We do not need technically more klaw, even if Serkis is a pleasure to see the screen, but MCU is much better for the one who played a small role in this cinema universe. You can Check out our interview with Serkis about his role in "Black Panther" here If you missed it in 2018.