Marvel fans are aware that the continuation of the Black Panther will be released on the screens in 2022, and although it is still unknown, what will be the plot of the new part, the executor of the role of M'baku Winston Dyuk believes that it was his character would be the perfect opponent that Challes in the upcoming film. Recall that in the original picture of 2018, M'baku was an antagonist towards the title hero, but in the plot they had to forget about their rivalry to oppose the general enemy.
In a conversation with ScreenRant, Duke hinted that in the sequel "Black Panther" this fragile union can break free:
M'baku is a hero, so his story is still far from finished. I think the essence of the charismatic villain is that he is able to see things in his own way, customizing the circumstances under themselves. It is this cool feat that all villains from the filmmovered Marvel differ. Loki is always on my mind - he himself decides, it will be an ally or antagonist. Tanos always remains faithful only to himself. This consists of his huge force.
The point is not in rings, supercans or skill fight. His power consists in a volitional solution that he voiced: "That's how I define justice." After all, in fact he is not so bad guy. This is a dude who is looking for ideal justice and balance. There is nothing wrong with this.
It is difficult to disagree that in MARVEL films, many conflicts are unfolding not between good and evil, but around a different understanding of justice - and this is exactly what the audience like so much. An example from Loki in this case is really very appropriate, because, despite the status of the nominal villain, he has no less fans than in full positive characters.