u/Official_Champ

We all talk about the ST, Acolyte, Kenobi, Boba and Mando with Lizzo and Jack Black, but what do you think are the most overlooked or less obvious mistakes that hurt the franchise long term even if it could be your unpopular opinion. I think there's a lot but I'll give three things that I think are related:

The need to fill in gaps in the timeline.

Overexplanation of things that remove mystery.

The galaxy becoming incredibly small.

I've always been a fan of Black Panther since I was a kid playing Marvel Ultimate Alliance, but honestly never really knew much about him compared to spiderman for example except the basics and recently I've been paying more attention to him and beginning my journey on actually digging into the comics and material but have wondered why he basically isn't Marvel's Batman?

This most likely is my ignorance showing, but have they ever established an important city that can function similarly to Gotham in Wakanda where Black Panther is on a Panther-bike or specialized vehicles dealing with problems arising in the city/state? Whether it's a rogue similar to Joker who's Wakandan and can't just be killed as it could hurt his image as king and guardian or laws used against him, or anything foreign related as it could hurt relations between global powers. Noble families that may have a grudge due to T'Chaka's handling of politics or whatever and are constantly in the way, but have to be dealt with carefully or else it may spark a civil war or something. Rogues from other Galleries like Rhino making an appearance, or even heroes coming to T'challa for help with an investigation that led them to Wakanda.

I'm just curious because they have a lot of flexibility allowing Wakanda to be a world where T'challa is at the center of it all and stories can be generated, making it deeper, more recognizable and alive but they seem to be focused on Wakanda being more important than the actual character? Is there something I'm missing or is that ultimately what people want?