DIASPORA—In case you haven't heard, the official trailer for Marvel's upcoming Black Panther moviedropped during game 4 of the NBA finals, and it's everything we needed and more.

The two minute clip gives us an exciting glimpse into the fictional world of Wakanda, where T'Challa, played by Chadwick Boseman, is ruler. His character was first introduced last year in Captain America: Civil War, after his father was assassinated, making him king of the isolated "African" nation.

Little is known about Wakanda, and while outsiders believe it to be a third world country, it is actually a flourishing, technologically advanced metropolis, where everyone appears to be insanely fierce and fashionable.

Here's the trailer for the film, directed by Ryan Coolgler:

As you can see, the film is jam packed with black and badass characters like Lupita Nyong'owho plays Nakia, Black Panther's love interest and potential adversary. Danai Gurira as Okoye, the leader of an elite group of women warriors. Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi, Black Panther's right hand man and Angela Basset as his mother, Ramonda. Michael B. Jordan as Killmonger—another warrior rival, and Forrest Whitaker as the wise elder, Zuri.

It appears that the main villain will be Black Panther's nemesis Ulysses Klaue, who's looking to exploit Wakanda's wealth, but a synopsis reveals that his rule will also be challenged by "factions within his own country."

What's made clear from the trailer are the film's references to historical African figures, its portrayal of black characters with agency, and its use of afrofuturism to challenge the "underdeveloped African nation," film trope.

It's the type of superhero movie that we are yet to see, and we, along with our friends on the internet, are rightfully excited about its upcoming release. Reactions to the trailer have been celebratory to say the least.

How we bouta roll up to the theaters the day Black Panther comes out #BlackPanther 🙌🏾🙌🏾 pic.twitter.com/MXGqEZkJHH
— The Funniest Trends (@FunniestTrends) June 11, 2017

Ritual dance required before going to see #BlackPanther during #BlackHistoryMonth: pic.twitter.com/We2g9eZeld
— Son of Baldwin (@SonofBaldwin) June 12, 2017

The only thing that could ruin Black Panther a fake African accent
— hershea butta (@BodyofBex) June 11, 2017

Ugandan born German actress Florence Kasumba outta here making the Pearl for Africa Proud in the #BlackPanther trailer. 🇺🇬 stand up! pic.twitter.com/40OVb37mta
— Enywaru 🇺🇬 (@penywaru) June 11, 2017

Someone: Are you gonna retweet every single post about Black Panther?
Me: pic.twitter.com/3ZvSZkpJml
— Denizcan James (@MrFilmkritik) June 10, 2017

Lupita-LOOKING so goo- and it's based in Afri- and they look so-its full of Black excelle-and its bla- #BlackPantherpic.twitter.com/kqeHqysGRN
— Chizu. (@AlexDaddario1Fa) June 10, 2017

Fans have also pointed out the abundance of black, female lead characters.

Reminder that black panther is the mcu movie with the most main female characters, and they're all BLACK women. pic.twitter.com/fzu3JSVOru
— ㅤ (@eliesaaab) June 11, 2017

Thread of #BlackPanther Black Women Badassery pic.twitter.com/JHKMHLFcH3
— K. (@AlsoPurple) June 10, 2017

The Black Panther trailer making it known from jump that black women will be prominent in the film and be of value to it, is refreshing. pic.twitter.com/qQBmjbA5e3
— The Lemonade (@LemonadeShow) June 11, 2017

Black Panther will hit theaters on February 9 in the UK and on February 16 in the U.S., but it really can't come soon enough.

When they ask me if I want any snacks to bring into Black Panther pic.twitter.com/g5HRZeIYfu
— The Nice Guy (@AKA__Raphael) June 10, 2017

I hope they serve Chin Chin instead of popcorn when I go to see Black Panther
— 👸🏾Chocolate (@QueenMaryKing) June 10, 2017

Me and my squad enroute to see Black Panther in February pic.twitter.com/suIh2tgrec
— The_victor (@IgweLlamo) June 10, 2017

Me walking in to see #BlackPantherpic.twitter.com/XPYkZ4lRjg
— G O L D I E. (@goldietaylor) June 10, 2017