Portrayed by. Ulysses Klaue was an international criminal and underground black-market arms dealer. In 1992, Klaue had been recruited by N'Jobu to steal a stockpile of vibranium from Wakanda in order to aid N'Jobu in causing a revolution.
An ongoing enemy of Wakanda and its people, this clever criminal would replace his lost arm with a powerful weapon. Mercenary and arms dealer Ulysses Klaue plied his trade in death to become the mortal enemy of the nation of Wakanda and its protector, the Black Panther.
Where did you get this weapon?" Due to having lost his left arm to Ultron, Ulysses Klaue acquired a Wakandan mining tool he converted into a prosthetic arm, capable of shattering glass through vibration and powerful energy projection.
Black Panther's nemesis was once a scientist by the name of Ulysses Klaue, a man dangerously obsessed with harnessing sonic energy. Klaw has a prosthetic transducer for a hand, giving him the ability to transform sound into any solid mass.
In 2015, Klaue had sold all of his vibranium to Ultron, who cut off one of his arms. To replenish his stock, Klaue, armed with a new prosthetic arm, joined forces with Erik Killmonger.
The Attack on Wakanda was the result of a successful attempt by Ulysses Klaue, with the assistance of N'Jobu, to steal a cache of vibranium from Wakanda.
After T'Challa's introduction in Captain America: Civil War, the MCU's Wakanda was presented in its full glory in Black Panther, where Michael B. Jordan's Erik Killmonger killed Ulysses Klaue in order to travel to Wakanda without interference.
Working as an arms dealer in South Africa, Klaue had met Tony Stark during a weapons conference, although the pair never made a deal. His other dealings involved the HYDRA leader Baron Wolfgang von Strucker.
Derrick, a pastor who now lives in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, revealed Chadwick told him the day before he died that he was ready to go. Chadwick told his brother, 'Man, I'm in the fourth quarter, and I need you to get me out of the game. ' While his brother asked what it meant, he said he knew he had had enough.
Inside Warp World, Black Panther and Ghost Rider were merged together into Ghost Panther. Some years prior in this world, the arrogant Wakandan prince T'Challa was exiled from the secluded nation by his father T'Chaka. In America, he was taken under the wing of showman Jericho Simpson.
The Wakandan Nakia protects her country from outside forces as a War Dog, one of its most accomplished espionage agents. The Wakandan Nakia protects her country from outside forces as a War Dog, one of its most accomplished espionage agents.
Nakia, also known as Malice, is one of the Black Panther's deadliest foes—and was once one of his most valued allies. Formerly one of Wakanda's Dora Milaje, or “Adored Ones”—a group of deadly women that act as the king's fiercest bodyguards—Nakia was a trusted confidant of T'Challa's.
With Klaue insisting he could never get in Wakanda, Killmonger then responded by revealing his own secret War Dogs tattoo under his lip, which N'Jobu had given him as a child.
Even though he is one of the antagonists, it is because of his plotting and scheming to protect his daughter that he is actually an anti-villain. He was portrayed by Joseph Morgan, who also portrayed Brother Blood in Titans.
More crucially, he says that his father King T'Chanda had gifted Howard Stark some Vibranium to help the war effort in the 1940s. In other words, Captain America's shield was made from Vibranium the secretive African nation freely gave to the Americans. Howard Stark: Your Highness, it's a pleasure.
Realizing that Killmonger was actually N'Jadaka, a claimant to the Wakandan throne, Klaue began laughing at him, having previously thought him nothing more than a deluded American. Annoyed, Killmonger shot Klaue in the head.
For a short time, Erik Killmonger worked with his father's old acquaintance, the mercenary Ulysses Klaue, and though the men worked together for mutual benefit, Erik Killmonger mercilessly ended Klaue's life to complete his plan to access Wakanda.
Linda was a criminal associate and lover of Erik Killmonger who, along with Killmonger, allied with Ulysses Klaue and Limbani. However, she was shot and killed by Killmonger when he betrayed Klaue.
Ulysses Klaue was a mercenary for hire and a black market dealer who managed to steal a stock of vibranium from Wakanda. Klaue joined forces with Erik Killmonger, planning to bring Wakanda down by starting a war between them and the United States of America, however, Killmonger eventually betrayed and killed him.
A Wakandan vibranium mining tool capable of powerful sonic blasts was acquired by Ulysses Klaue and incorporated into his prosthetic arm. He used it to steal a Wakandan artifact with Erik Killmonger and later fought T'Challa with it until it was torn off his body.
Naturally, the king's son wanted revenge and a rivalry for the ages emerged. “I think in part it's that Klaw represents the danger, the threat that Black Panther must always protect the people of Wakanda from,” theorizes Moss.
N'Jobu explaining his betrayal to his brother T'Chaka. Prince N'Jobu is the overarching antagonist of the 2018 Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero film Black Panther. He is a Prince of Wakanda who planned on selling vibrainium on the black market to ignite a global revolution along with his associate Ulysses Klaue.
