
This time, he’s interrupted by the arrival of Clea (Charlize Theron), who informs him that his multiversal travels have caused an incursion.Įarlier in the film, this possibility was mentioned by the Illuminati – it basically refers to an event where two universes collide and one is destroyed. What did Doctor Strange opening his "third eye" mean?Ĭharlize Theron attends CTAOP's Night Out on Jin Universal City, California Rich Fury/Getty Images for CTAOPĪ short while later, the first post-credits scene picks up with Strange back out enjoying another walk (he does love his constitutionals, eh?) We do not know, however, if Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff truly perished at the end of the film but her fate is left ambiguous.
"Sinister Strange" - Impaled on a metal fence after being thrown from a window by Stephen Strange. Professor X/Professor Charles Xavier (838) - Neck snapped in the astral plane by Wanda Maximofdf. Captain Marvel/Maria Rambeau (838) - Crushed by a falling statue that was toppled by Wanda Maximoff. Captain Carter/Peggy Carter (838) - Sliced in half by her own shield thrown by Wanda Maximoff. Mister Fantastic/Reed Richards (838) - Shredded into pieces by Wanda Maximoff. Black Bolt/Blackagar Boltagon (838) - Skull telekinetically imploded by Wanda Maximoff. Sara - A Master of the Mystic Arts disintegrated while trying to retrieve the Darkhold from Wanda Maximoff. Numerous sorcerers - Killed in the attack on Kamar-Taj by Wanda Maximoff. Doctor Stephen Strange (838) - Executed (in flashbacks) by Black Bolt on the orders of the Illuminati after he contributed to the danger of Thanos. Gargantos - The demonic creature was impaled through the eye by a lampost after a spell was cast by Stephen Strange. "Defender Strange" - Killed by demons while trying to retrieve the Book of Vishanti. The following characters were killed in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Is Wanda Maximoff dead at the end of Doctor Strange 2?Ĭaptain Marvel (838) before her death in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Marvel Entertainment/YouTube Realising how monstrous she must seem to them, Wanda falls to her knees and is comforted by her alternate self. Here, she confronts her alternate self – but she terrifies these versions of her children, who try to fight her off and then retreat, crying. With them, she fights Wanda and eventually blasts her into the parallel world she previously dreamwalked into. While he can’t hold her off for long, he takes the time to help America, inspiring her to finally gain control over her powers. Nasty-looking afterlife spirits attempt to drag Strange down, but he tames them and uses them to fly and battle Wanda. Of course, Strange needs an alternate self to walk into – but luckily the corpse of his alternate ‘Defender Strange’ self is still buried in New York, so with even more forbidden magic he raises himself as a kind of zombie Strange and teleports to Wungadore, where Wanda is preparing to steal America’s reality-jumping power for her own.
(For anyone who dozed off at the back, Wanda has spent the film cutting a swathe through the multiverse to steal America’s ability to jump between dimensions, hoping to find a world where her sons from WandaVision are alive. Trapped in the ‘Sinister’ universe with an alternate version of Christine (Rachel McAdams), Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) makes a decision – he’ll use that dimension’s version of the Darkhold to “dreamwalk” into the main Marvel Cinematic Universe, fight Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and help rescue America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez).
Elizabeth Olsen plays Wanda in Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness Marvel Entertainment/YouTube