『 What If...?』 (2021年)では、ワカンダはさまざまなタイムラインで描かれています。第2話では、 20年前にヨンドゥ・ウドンタとラヴェジャーズに誤って誘拐されたT'Challaがワカンダで家族と再会します。第5話の最後の瞬間には、ゾンビ化したサノスがほぼ完成したインフィニティ・ガントレットを振り回し、ゾンビに包囲されたワカンダが描かれています。第6話では、キルモンガーがワカンダとアメリカ合衆国の間の紛争を引き起こし、新しいブラックパンサーになります。第9話では、シュリがペッパー・ポッツとドーラ・ミラージュを率いてキルモンガーを逮捕しますが、彼はウォッチャーにスカウトされて別のウルトロンと戦うために姿を消します。
のウィンター・ソルジャー・ブックは、かつてヒドラが使用していた本で、ロシア語のトリガーワードが書かれており、それを口にするとウィンター・ソルジャーが恐ろしい暗殺者に変身する仕組みになっていた。後にヘルムート・ゼモ、バーンズをウィンター・ソルジャーに変身させるために使用した。その際に使われた言葉は「憧れ、錆びた、17、夜明け、炉、9、良性、帰郷、1、貨物車」だった。 [ a ]トリガーワードの効果は、バーンズがワカンダで治療を受けた後、最終的に無効化される。
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