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ALL POSTSDefining Magic in the MCU
<p>There had been may threads about this subjects, but with the Doctor Strange movie coming out nearly everywhere today, the interviews with Kevin Feige and Scott Derrickson and some anticipations in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", it wouldn't be the right time to define the concept of magic in the MCU given the amount of material we have right now?
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<p>Guys, sorry if i didn't add very much to the thread, but my shoulder got dislocated yesterday and now i'm on recovery time. I'll add what i can in the next days to Blaublau94 article.
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After watching the movie I'm a litte confused about to waht to do with the article... should we delete the Space Shard article because it's more of a magic ability like the Eldritch Whips and Shields and not so a magic weapon like the Staff of the Living Tribunal?
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<p>A few informations:
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- Kevin Feige refers at Doctor Strange's Magic Shield as Mandalas of Light. [1]
- Scarlet Witch's powers have the same source of power of the Masters of the Mystic Arts, but they are much more caotic and wider. They can be considered the MCU version of Chaos Magic, altough we'll need to wait for an official confirmation.
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After watching the movie I'm a litte confused about to waht to do with the article... should we delete the Space Shard article because it's more of a magic ability like the Eldritch Whips and Shields and not so a magic weapon like the Staff of the Living Tribunal?</i></div>
<p>Techically, the Space Shards are spells like Ancient One's Magic Fans and Strange's Mandalas and whips. Not actual items. </p>
After watching the movie I'm a litte confused about to waht to do with the article... should we delete the Space Shard article because it's more of a magic ability like the Eldritch Whips and Shields and not so a magic weapon like the Staff of the Living Tribunal?</i></div>
<p>Techically, the Space Shards are spells like Ancient One's Magic Fans and Strange's Mandalas and whips. Not actual items. </p>
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<p>I kind of agree, but I think the Magic Fans are actual fans... we can see her holding them when she lefts Strange on Mount Everest, and when Mordo and Strange are training.
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<p>Do you think we should add Robbie Reyes' power to make his car virtually indestructible to the magic article? It's listed as "Enchantment" on his page, which implies it's magic. Then again, it might not be the correct definition of that power in the first place.
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<div class="quote"><i>Blaublau94 wrote:
I kind of agree, but I think the Magic Fans are actual fans... we can see she holding them when she lefts Strange on Mount Everest, and when Mordo and Strange are training.</i></div>
<p>I thought the same, but i don't recall her using her normal Fans to creates Magic Fan in the movie. I'll watch it one more time to be sure. </p>
I kind of agree, but I think the Magic Fans are actual fans... we can see she holding them when she lefts Strange on Mount Everest, and when Mordo and Strange are training.</i></div>
<p>I thought the same, but i don't recall her using her normal Fans to creates Magic Fan in the movie. I'll watch it one more time to be sure. </p>
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<div class="quote">Blaublau94 wrote:
I kind of agree, but I think the Magic Fans are actual fans... we can see her holding them when she lefts Strange on Mount Everest, and when Mordo and Strange are training.</i></div>
<p>I thought the same, but i don't recall her using her normal Fans to creates Magic Fan in the movie. I'll watch it one more time to be sure. </p> </div> Alright.
I kind of agree, but I think the Magic Fans are actual fans... we can see her holding them when she lefts Strange on Mount Everest, and when Mordo and Strange are training.</i></div>
<p>I thought the same, but i don't recall her using her normal Fans to creates Magic Fan in the movie. I'll watch it one more time to be sure. </p> </div> Alright.
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<p>Dr.Who1997 wrote:
Do you think we should add Robbie Reyes' power to make his car virtually indestructible to the magic article? It's listed as "Enchantment" on his page, which implies it's magic. Then again, it might not be the correct definition of that power in the first place.
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<p>Anyone? </p>
<p>Anyone? </p>
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<div class="quote"> <p>Dr.Who1997 wrote: Do you think we should add Robbie Reyes' power to make his car virtually indestructible to the magic article? It's listed as "Enchantment" on his page, which implies it's magic. Then again, it might not be the correct definition of that power in the first place. </p> </i></div>
Anyone? </div> <p>I'm with you on this on, but lets see where the source of Johnny and Robbie came from. I also think we should add the Darkhold to the list of Magic Items. </p>
<div class="quote"> <p>Dr.Who1997 wrote: Do you think we should add Robbie Reyes' power to make his car virtually indestructible to the magic article? It's listed as "Enchantment" on his page, which implies it's magic. Then again, it might not be the correct definition of that power in the first place. </p> </i></div>
Anyone? </div> <p>I'm with you on this on, but lets see where the source of Johnny and Robbie came from. I also think we should add the Darkhold to the list of Magic Items. </p>
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