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ItвЂ™s ex-Avenger Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch. The universe that Doctor Strange ends up Multiverse-hopping in with America Chavez when escaping from the big bad is called 838. Yes, this is the first time the MCU main universe is officially dubbed the 616 universe in the movies. HeвЂ™s obsessed with having a happy life with Christine Palmer, to the point where he would barter with 616 Doctor Strange for this. He also spawns a third eye thanks to the DarkholdвЂ™s influence. And he also killed other Doctor Stranges in alternate universes trying to find happiness via a new Christine. This Dark Strange has the Darkhold book and is corrupted by it. The fourth Doctor Strange is NOT the one from MarvelвЂ™s What If?: Strange Supreme/Dark Strange, though he is kinda similar.

The third one is in Earth 838 and is part of the Illuminati. You met him in the first Doctor Strange movie. The second Doctor Strange is the title character. His body ends up being in the MCU 616 Universe and will be important later. He ends up betraying her, taking her multiverse-hopping powers but ends up getting killed by the demon. He helps out America Chavez at the start of the film. There are three four versions of Doctor Strange. Spoiler warning, of course, because we will be talking about the major bits of the film, all the way to how it ends. With that said, here are the explanations of whatвЂ™s going on in the film provided youвЂ™ve watched and are still confused.

You definitely wonвЂ™t be bored watching the film this weekend during the Hari Raya holiday period. Fair warning: you will need to do a bit of Marvel MCU homework to catch up and get the plot bits of the film, like tuning in to shows like WandaVision and MarvelвЂ™s What If? Doctor Strange 2 is out in cinemas right now, and itвЂ™s a heckuva wild ride.

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