Which Marvel movies and TV shows should you watch before ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’?

Appearance in the header of concepts such as ‘multiverse’ and ‘madness’ it already puts things in their place: we must apply ourselves carefully if we do not want to get lost in the many folds of time and space. Also, ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’, lots of bridges with previous MCU titles. It’s true that as a rule, it’s not necessary to be an expert at Marvel to enjoy their flawless audiovisual products, but it can always be beneficial. little guide about the connections between characters, events and concepts.

‘Doctor Strange (Doctor Strange)’ (Scott Derrickson, 2016)

First appearance of the character created by Marvel Cinematic Universe Steve Ditko and Stan Lee in 1963. It was previously seen in a forgotten television movie from 1978, in 1978, which was supposed to be the pilot episode of an eventually undeveloped series. psychedelic movie Scott Derrickson He introduces us to Stephen Strange, the famous and arrogant neurosurgeon who lost the ability of his hands after a terrible car accident. Desperate to attempt recovery, she discovers the magic in kamar-tajAn isolated community in Nepal eventually became Sorcerer Supreme with mystical powers to protect Earth from evil dark forces. Available on Disney+.

‘The Scarlet Witch and the Vision’ (Matt Shakman, 2021)

An essential perspective for the figure of Stephen Strange, not his figure Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch in the Marvel UniverseFor being one of the key characters of Doctor Strange in the ‘Madness multiverse. The wonderful Disney+ series explored Wanda’s trauma after the death of the Vision synthezoid in ‘Avengers: Infinity War’, to the point of building her own world (the pseudo-idyllic town of Westview) where her lover is still alive and formed with her. family with children. After defeating the witch Agatha Harkness, Wanda lives in a hut in a remote forest, where she darkhold, It’s a wonderful book on black magic and he hears his children call for help from another dimension. Available on Disney+.

‘Loki’ (Kate Heron, 2021)

Stephen Strange is not directly mentioned, but multiverse. The inventive Marvel series recounted the adventures of the God of Deception, a mysterious organization responsible for monitoring multiverses and controlling the order of timelines, called the Temporal Variation Authority (AVT), which it ended after being stolen. The Tesseract in ‘The Avengers’. Game over’. Display of ‘Loki’ with astonishing resolution End Time CastleIt is an excellent course to understand complex concepts such as ‘parallel universe’, ‘timeline’ or ‘his version’ that are fundamental in ‘Doctor Strange in the multiverse of deliness’. Available on Disney+.

‘What if…’ (Bryan Andrews, 2021)

This Disney+ animated series If different events had happened in the history of Marvel characters, alternative scenarios would emerge. Each episode was standalone, but the fourth episode opened up hopeful doors for fans after an evil version of the former surgeon appeared in the first trailer for ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’. Because… that chapter is titled “What if… Doctor Strange loses his heart instead of his hands?”showed exactly this: an alternate reality in which the Doctor appears in two versions: the Strange, known to all, and the very dark and oppositional, Supreme Strange. Available on Disney+.

‘Spider-Man: No Homecoming’ (Jon Watts, 2021)

There, in the final chapter of the Spider-Man adventures, dangers of dealing with space-time. They’ll remember: Peter Parker wants the world to forget he’s Spider-Man and enlists the help of his ‘vengeful’ friend Stephen Strange. However, the spell goes wrong and opens the door to various villains from many parallel universes. The only solution to keeping the multiverse from chaos is for Humanity to forget that Peter Parker exists and Strange has a the last spell this will allow all the villains to seemingly return to their own universe. However, nothing is that easy in the Marvel world, as evidenced by the unexpected appearance of Venom in the credits. For rent AppleTV+Google Play, Microsoft Store, Movistar Plus+Prime Video and Rakuten TV.

other appearances

who has complementary desireYou can heavily do it with all the little appearances of Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. For example, seen here. ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ (where Thor and Loki helped find their father, Odin), ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ (here part of half of Humanity destroyed by Thanos’ Snap) and ‘Avengers: Edgame’ (where he came back to life). Available on Disney+.