Who is Bucky Barnes at the end of Black Panther?

Now fully revealed, Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), armed and dressed in robes, walks towards the edge of a lake where T’Challa’s sister Shuri (Letitia Wright) awaits. They greet each other, with Bucky thanking Shuri for her help. Yes, Bucky is back — just in time for May’s Avengers: Infinity War.

Why was Bucky Barnes in Wakanda?

Bucky fought for Wakanda In Infinity War, Bucky is still living in Wakanda, trying to find peace while working as a farmer. The calm doesn’t last long — T’Challa recruits him to fight alongside the Wakandans in the impending battle against Thanos (Josh Brolin).

When did Bucky get to Wakanda?

Bucky went to Wakanda at the end of Captain America: Civil War to start this rehabilitation process. He stayed in the advanced African nation for two years until he rejoined Captain America and other Avengers in Avengers: Infinity War to fight Thanos’ army when they tried to invade Wakanda.

Why is Bucky referred to as the White Wolf in Black Panther?

Most likely, this “White Wolf” reference in Black Panther was a nod to comic fans: Bucky is, after all, a white dude who was more or less “adopted” by Wakanda and as we’ve seen in the Infinity War spots, a man who will defend the kingdom. Topics: Black Panther, Black Panther 2.

What happened to Bucky in Civil War post-credits?

The brief scene resolves the post-credits scene from Captain America: Civil War, which showed Bucky in Wakanda voluntarily returning to cryogenic sleep until the country’s scientists were able to get Hydra’s brainwashing out of his mind for good.

Who is the White Wolf in the Black Panther post-credits scene?

Yes, The White Wolf in the Black Panther post-credits sequence is Bucky Barnes, but what’s the deal and why is he in Wakanda? If you stuck around for the Black Panther end-credits scene you saw Captain America’s old war-buddy-turned-frenemy, Bucky Barnes, emerge from that hut in Wakanda.

What happened to Black Panther’s father in Avengers?

Black Panther gets mixed up with the feuding Avengers after his father, T’Chaka, is killed in a bombing. Black Panther believes Bucky is responsible and chases him down, only to discover Bucky was framed. He offers to help Bucky and Cap and brings them to Wakanda.