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VAZOU! DOUTOR ESTRANHO SERÁ O "BORIS" EM VINGADORES DOOMSDAY
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Overview
This video is a theory/speculation breakdown about Avengers: Doomsday (captioned as “Avengers: Numbers Day”). It focuses on rumored “new allies” connected to Doctor Doom (shown as “Dr. Chino/Tino” in subtitles) and the Witches of Latveria.
Main Plot / Core Idea
- The creator claims a new character ally has been revealed through leaked images, and that ally appears to be Doctor Strange.
- The video explores why Strange might end up on Doom’s side, framing it as a likely result of story events involving stopping incursions and/or failing to prevent the multiverse’s collapse.
- A central theory is introduced: “Destiny” (a fate-themed character, possibly) could appear during a raid that Strange and Clea are attempting to stop.
- Destiny may persuade/recruit them.
- The goal would be to help form a coalition—even if Doom is presented as the “villain.”
Highlights and Key Reactions
Leaked “Witch” Images (By Color/Pose)
The creator highlights four witches by color/pose:
- Orange
- Purple
- Green
- A fourth masked witch
They argue earlier rumors may be incorrect because the poses and styling appear to match different identities than previously believed.
Reshaping Debunked/Old Rumors
The video revisits and shifts older witch-related theories:
- Orange witch: suggested to be not an old woman (the pose doesn’t match the earlier guess).
- Purple witch: speculated to still be Clea.
- Green witch: speculated to potentially be an “Elder” or related to Wanda—though the rumors are described as constantly changing.
“Peg” Multiverse Speculation
- The creator discusses a leak idea that one of Doom’s enemies—or another opposing force (even one linked to Steve)—could resemble Peg.
- The theory also connects to older leaks involving “Pedro/‘Peg’s face’.”
- It’s mostly framed as playful speculation, but used to build suspense about who the masked/witch figures really are.
The Strange Recruitment Angle (Main Theory Engine)
The creator offers a broad rationale for why Strange might switch sides:
- In the multiverse saga, Strange and Doom-like forces are both dealing with the end of everything.
- Strange’s role in stopping incursions could start to feel futile if incursions keep happening anyway.
- Doom might offer Strange a different “plan” to preserve the multiverse—potentially convincing Strange he’s needed as a savior figure, not merely someone suppressing disasters.
The “Third Eye” Mask Detail
- The video spotlights Strange’s iconic mask details, especially a hole on the forehead.
- It ties that feature to an awakened “third eye,” arguing the look is thematically grounded rather than “random evil makeup.”
Coalition = Possible Illuminati-Style Setup
- The coalition may resemble the Illuminati, with powerful beings pooling identities and aligning goals to survive the multiverse collapse.
Jokes / Commentary From the Host
- The creator repeatedly jokes about fan expectations and PR hype, including a jab referencing another Marvel moment with “Illuminati” reveal-style hype (“Weird Tour of Madness” in subtitles).
- The host also expresses frustration that Marvel might prioritize fanservice over character depth, with concerns such as:
- characters reduced to power-scaling
- bad pacing (e.g., “X-Men die in seconds”)
- embarrassing writing choices (examples mentioned: “Reed Rich being stupid,” “Captain America bringing back old guard just to wave minions”)
Emotional Stakes / Closing Notes
- The host says they’re genuinely scared Marvel could ruin it, since this is framed as the culmination of the Multiverse saga with Doom-level stakes.
- They argue the movie must:
- justify Strange’s allegiance
- give the witches meaningful story depth, not just visual hype
- The video ends by asking whether it will reach the impact of Endgame, and whether the result will be substantial rather than empty fan bait.
Appearing Personalities (As Referenced)
- Doctor Strange
- Doctor Doom (referred to as Dr. Chino/Dr. Tino)
- Clea (purple witch)
- The Witches of Latveria (orange/green/masked fourth witch—identities debated)
- Wanda (speculated/rumored as the green witch)
- The Ancient One (rumored)
- Peg (rumored/speculated identity)
- Destiny (proposed as the persuading recruiter figure)
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