Spider-Man, StarLord, Gamora, Black Panther, Bucky, Scarlet Witch, Vision, Dr. Strange, Loki, and Nick Fury all die in Infinity War.
The sign inside the store reads "Deep-Fry Your Own Kebabs," subtly foreshadowing Vision's true identity as a savory Middle-Eastern dish.
The Master of the Mystic Arts himself somehow gains all of the powers of a post-Endgame Wanda Maximoff, aka Scarlet Witch. He now becomes The Witch Doctor and is on a bloodlusted mission for total domination of the MCU.
Powers and Abilities
- All the knowledge and mastery of The Mystic Arts, learned by Doctor Strange up until the end of Endgame
- All the powers of Scarlet Witch she had up to the end of Endgame (including her mind control/manipulation powers used in Age of Ultron)
- Killer cleavage
Note: He does not have the Time Stone
Any character currently established in the MCU has a shot of going one-on-one with the Witch Doctor. The fights take place in the final battle site of Endgame. They are all at their peaks, and I'll mention the following few because I think they'd have the best chance.
- The Ancient One
- Iron Man in the Mark 85
- Captain America, welding his shield and Mjolnir
- Thor, post Infinity War with Storm Breaker
- Endgame Thanos, with his sword and just the Power Stone
- Captain Marvel
Any other MCU characters are fair game for a one-on-one (Ultron, Vision, Hulk, etc). Can anyone put him down?
Who is the strongest The Witch Doctor can defeat? Does he conquer the MCU?
Bonus Round
If no one in the MCU stands a 6/10 chance of winning, who is the strongest the Witch Doctor can beat in the 616 Comic Universe? In the Bonus Round, The Witch Doctor is given the Time Stone.
First off, yes, Wanda does have some form of reality warping in the MCU. In a deleted scene from CA: Civil War, Vision mentions that Wanda's powers are to "manipulate molecular polarity" which enables her to potentially alter reality. In the comics, reality warping in it's simplest definition, is basically to manipulate matter and energy.
We're gonna leave the Marvel realm for a bit and talk about Disney's "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". I'm not gonna lie the movie perfectly portrays how simply manipulating matter can change reality. Nic Cage's character said that regular humans can access only a small portion of their brain capacity, while "sorcerers" have more. He also said that they are able to use magic by "willing" the molecules to behave differently than normal, this type of reality warping had a wide array of effects like turning a marble floor into quicksand, setting a car hood on fire, turning a small pocket book into a full on codex, the list goes on. It's worth correcting that the Mind Stone DID NOT give Wanda her powers, I like to believe that she already had a dormant power within her that the stone helped her brain to fully awaken it. Perhaps the mind stone gave her more access to her brain capacity which is how sorcerers in TSA do magic in the first place.
Concerning her mind control powers from AOU, I can't help but compare the hallucinations scene to how Thanos used the Reality stone in IW. Thanos was able to create extremely realistic illusions which can be considered fake realities, kinda similar to Wanda's spell on the Avengers back in Ultron. Both users created a small reality that are so real that people can physically interact with the illusion. Also, Thanos used the Reality stone to alter the atoms of Star-Lord's weapon, causing them to shoot bubbles before turning into bubbles altogether.
I don't believe that she has actual telekinesis, but instead her "red energies" are actually her hexes in action. She initially had little control over her hexes and can only do big stuff, which is similar to how Psylocke struggled with her telekinesis in the comics when she can use it to lift large objects and destroy walls, but can't lift a coin off the ground. But as the movies progressed she gets more and more fine control over her hexes and can do more, like repairing Vision's body, gathering toxic gas, and when Pietro died, she accidentally let loose of her powers and wiped out several Ultron sentries, not destroy, I mean dusted o
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According to Earth-2182, a daughter named Talia Josephine Wagner, also known as "Nocturne".
Okay so back in the day you probably couldn't give the Scarlet Witch the Mutant tag or the Brotherhood tag because of the MCU but now with the TV show and she being acknowledge as a mutant with supernatural powers I think it's time to give her the Brotherhood tag since she is one of the OG members and with Mystique and Sabertooth going to the Marauder's it's a great move to shuffle around the teams some more and then we can complete the supernatural team with Morbius and Blade in April.
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