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Summary

• The Black Panther suit is both culturally significant and iconic, representing T'Challa's power, legacy, and Wakandan history.
• T'Challa has had multiple versions of the Black Panther suit throughout the MCU, each reflecting different designs and characteristics.
• Shuri's suit as the new Black Panther is the most distinctive yet, with gold and blue embellishments and a feline and feminine design that showcases her unique role and attributes.

Black Panther is one of the most popular characters in the MCU, and it's easy to see why. T'Challa is characterized with great strength, but also defined by his desire to care for those dear to him above all else – something reflected in his version of the Black Panther suit, which is both culturally significant and iconic. Black Panther is the MCU's first hero to have inherited his powers and legacy, and to have a suit that does not only represent him and his actions but also the history and prosperity of his people. It is covered in adornments that are uniquely Wakandan and perfectly displays just how powerful vibranium is and why the country strived so hard to keep it hidden for so long.
There have been various Black Panther suits in the MCU since the character was first introduced in 2016, as multiple people have taken up the mantle, necessitating different designs. The primary wearer of the suit is T'Challa, whose origin story and journey as the Black Panther is explored throughout Phase 3 in the MCU timeline. T'Challa took up the mantle after his father was killed, was challenged for it twice, and it ultimately was passed down to his sister after his untimely death, with Shuri taking on the role in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and in upcoming MCU releases. Throughout this time, the MCU has shown 7 versions of the suit, some of which are more impressive than others.