Similar to the first Black Panther, Ryan Coogler continues this tradition in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which is a movie that strives for authenticity and is keen on reflecting on real history. Expanding on the metaphor established in the first film, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever reflects on the threat of colonialism as it evidently reflects on real history in various instances throughout the film, including in its Easter eggs. For example, the building number of Nakia's house in Haiti is 1804, the year Haiti gained independence.