How Wanda Could Easily Beat Doctor Strange In His Next Movie?
Scarlet Witch might face Stephen Strange in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, as the teaser for Doctor Strange 2 has previously hinted, and easily beat him. One thing is certain about the MCU's phase 4: the power levels are absolutely out of this world. This year alone will witness the introduction of the Eternals, a group of ancient aliens that inspired Ancient divine mythology, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will almost certainly feature the MCU's Adam Warlock, one of the most powerful characters from the comics.
Doctor Strange 2 is really fascinating. Stephen Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, has already established himself as a formidable force. In Avengers: Infinity War, his confrontation with Thanos was one of the most epic fights in the MCU to date. Doctor Strange's new powers and talents in the sequel may make him deserving of the title of Sorcerer Supreme. Meanwhile, WandaVision revealed that Wanda Maximoff is the Scarlet Witch, a magical entity with abilities that rival Doctor Strange's. Naturally, this has sparked significant conjecture about who would prevail if these two sorcerers faced off, and the sequel is already shaping up to be a duel between them.
Scarlet Witch was set up to quickly win any combat through WandaVision. Wanda was unintentionally taught by Agatha Harkness how to construct magical runes, which, when engraved around the limits of a place, restrict any witch other than the one who cast them from utilizing their power. It's plausible to suppose Agatha Harkness learned these from the Darkhold, and given that there was no trace of a copy of the Darkhold in the Ancient One's library at Kamar-Taj, Doctor Strange is most likely utterly ignorant of them. As a result, if Wanda finds herself in a magical struggle with Doctor Strange, she should be able to beat him before he realizes what she's trying to. In reality, Scarlet Witch might use this method to confine any member of the Masters of the Mystic Arts.
Even without the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer's hint that Scarlet Witch is utilizing dark magic, a conflict between the two seems fairly likely. The Darkhold is perilous, and the comics have proved that those who attempt to study it are corrupted by its black power. Worse, the Darkhold includes records of supernatural beings since to identify something is to achieve power over it, thus it's extremely disturbing that the MCU's version of the Darkhold features a full chapter on the Scarlet Witch. Scarlet Witch learning from the Darkhold may imply that the more magic Wanda finds, the more she may be affected by the Darkhold's creator.
Doctor Strange, on the other hand, has one benefit. All Masters of the Mystic Arts are trained in both hand-to-hand fighting and sorcery, thus Strange is far from vulnerable even when his power is removed. Indeed, Marvel Comics has just revealed that Strange uses a spell to prohibit magic from operating in an area so that he may overcome a rival sorcerer with martial arts. Scarlet Witch, no matter how powerful she is, is unlikely to expect a physical confrontation from another magic user, which might offer Earth's guardians an advantage over her in Doctor Strange 2.
Doctor Strange 2 is really fascinating. Stephen Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, has already established himself as a formidable force. In Avengers: Infinity War, his confrontation with Thanos was one of the most epic fights in the MCU to date. Doctor Strange's new powers and talents in the sequel may make him deserving of the title of Sorcerer Supreme. Meanwhile, WandaVision revealed that Wanda Maximoff is the Scarlet Witch, a magical entity with abilities that rival Doctor Strange's. Naturally, this has sparked significant conjecture about who would prevail if these two sorcerers faced off, and the sequel is already shaping up to be a duel between them.Scarlet Witch was set up to quickly win any combat through WandaVision. Wanda was unintentionally taught by Agatha Harkness how to construct magical runes, which, when engraved around the limits of a place, restrict any witch other than the one who cast them from utilizing their power. It's plausible to suppose Agatha Harkness learned these from the Darkhold, and given that there was no trace of a copy of the Darkhold in the Ancient One's library at Kamar-Taj, Doctor Strange is most likely utterly ignorant of them. As a result, if Wanda finds herself in a magical struggle with Doctor Strange, she should be able to beat him before he realizes what she's trying to. In reality, Scarlet Witch might use this method to confine any member of the Masters of the Mystic Arts.Even without the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer's hint that Scarlet Witch is utilizing dark magic, a conflict between the two seems fairly likely. The Darkhold is perilous, and the comics have proved that those who attempt to study it are corrupted by its black power. Worse, the Darkhold includes records of supernatural beings since to identify something is to achieve power over it, thus it's extremely disturbing that the MCU's version of the Darkhold features a full chapter on the Scarlet Witch. Scarlet Witch learning from the Darkhold may imply that the more magic Wanda finds, the more she may be affected by the Darkhold's creator.Doctor Strange, on the other hand, has one benefit. All Masters of the Mystic Arts are trained in both hand-to-hand fighting and sorcery, thus Strange is far from vulnerable even when his power is removed. Indeed, Marvel Comics has just revealed that Strange uses a spell to prohibit magic from operating in an area so that he may overcome a rival sorcerer with martial arts. Scarlet Witch, no matter how powerful she is, is unlikely to expect a physical confrontation from another magic user, which might offer Earth's guardians an advantage over her in Doctor Strange 2.
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