Berlin may have witnessed the Black Panther in action as the cast and crew of "Captain America: Civil War" shoot scenes with the feline-related superhero in the German capital.

Photographer Andreas Meyer gives us the first-look of the superhero after he shared photos of the hero's suit over Instagram.

This, says Yahoo News, is the very first time the hero was spotted since Marvel revealed its plans to helm a standalone "Black Panther" movie -- as an essential part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

According to iO9, Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther solo flick has been lined up in the MCU phase three and has been set to hit theaters on November 3, 2017.

Boseman, who starred in "42: The Jackie Robinson Story," was nowhere to be seen on the "Civil War" Berlin set, but his character is indeed the star of the superhero flick.

According to Yahoo News, a stuntman wore the Black Panther's full jet-black gear, complete with the signature panther-style headpiece while repelling down the side of a building chasing Bucky Barnes.

In the scene, the Black Panther sports the suit that a closer look would show to have an interesting tribal-influenced design around the collar and sleeves.

iO9 noted that the suit the unnamed stuntman was wearing appeared to be pretty close to the released concept image, except that the whiter claw pieces along the Wakandan superhero's gauntlets and collar.

The headpiece, says the outlet, also shows more detailing like that of the concept image that would definitely look wonderfully on the big screen.

Check out the images here, here and here.

Meanwhile, The Real Stan Lee revealed some trivia about the iconic character who was first seen in "Fantastic Four" No. 52 comic book.

"Did you know that he was the first black super hero ever?" the web site stated, adding that back then, there was a "comic code" that enforces strict rules about portraying African-Americans in any comics published.

Stan Lee also revealed that the Wakandan King would be fighting alongside the Captain in next year's epic film, which would be one of first flicks to open the MCU's third phase.

For those who may not know, "Captain America: Civil War" is set to hit theaters on May 6, 2016. The film stars Chris Evans as the Captain, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes and many more.

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