Given Benedict Cumberbatch's recently announced reason why he enjoys playing the character, in addition to the mid-credits scene of Multiverse of Madness, I think it'd be interesting to see where that left off, and where his relationship with Clea will take them. Since they journeyed to the Dark Dimension in that scene, I think that it would be the perfect setting for a Doctor Strange threequel. Nothing may have been announced yet, but anyone else feel similarly?
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Ive been thinking about this lately, how does Clea have a human apperance if she's Dormammu's niece? Pretty sure this has been explained in the comics, but I cant remember
What do y'all think? I feel this would be a great idea & wide window for great stories & Latino representation. Each of them have their perks, skills, expertise, & sources of power which would set them apart so it could be interesting.
In Doctor Strange, the Dark Dimension looks like a dark void full of little planetoids, somewhat matching the description of it on Agent Carter. But then in Runaways and Agents Of SHIELD, it's shown to have actual Earth-like landscapes.
I recently rewatched Doctor Strange and I noticed an interesting detail. The Ancient One explains that the Zealots have more power in the Mirror Dimension because of their connection to the Dark Dimension. This was the explanation as to why the Zealots (and the Ancient One) were able to morph the Mirror Dimension to their will, but Strange and Mordo couldn’t.
Additionally, the Russo brothers made sure to uphold these rules for the Mirror Dimension in Infinity War and Endgame. In those movies, we never see Strange or Wong morph reality within the Mirror Dimension (because that would require a connection to the Dark Dimension).
However, in No Way Home, we see for the very first time Strange manipulate the Mirror Dimension while he is batting Peter. This can only mean one thing: Strange is able to morph reality within the Mirror Dimension because he now has a connection to the Dark Dimension. Just like the Ancient One, he must be drawing some sort of power from that realm. This would be the only way he could manipulate the Mirror Dimension.
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Do you think it’s possible for Agatha and Morgan Le Fay to potentially know each other and/or have been part of the same coven? Or potentially Morgan Le Fay taught Agatha?
Both practise dark magic, I’m assuming from the dark dimension since they have the exact same coloured magic (purple with black edges).
They both also seem to have/had possession of the Darkhold. Is it possible Morgan gave it to Agatha in the hopes she would allow the dark dimension access to Earth? Could Agatha have potentially been in Morgan’s coven in Runaways? But left before the events of Runaways happened re-appearing later in WandaVision attracted to the power of Wanda’s Hex?
I’m really not bothered if these two shows weren’t intended to tie together because they were almost certainly not, I just thought it was a clever connection between the two if they could be linked.
In any media where dark dimension appeared, if it was not explicitly called the Dark Dimension or nothing at all, should we consider it as the dark dimension or are other similar 'evil' dimensions are possible.
In comics, Ghost Rider and Helstrom's dad originate from Mephisto's hell, but in this wiki, it is said Ghost rider is from Dark Dimension.
Thought it was absurd, so thought about asking you guys.
I think the dimension known as "Hell" from Agents of SHIELD Season 4 is actually the Dark/Darkforce Dimension.
First, "Hell" is not necessarily the official name for this dimension. Robbie Reyes says the term is "relative".
The Ghost Rider plot features several references to the "Zero Matter" plot from Agent Carter Season 2, with mentions to Isodyne, Roxxon, and Darkforce.
The book Darkhold was made of "dark matter" from the Hell dimension. "Dark matter" sounds like "Zero Matter/Darkforce".
Robbie Reyes took the Darkhold back to the "Hell", and later Morgan le Fay from the "Dark Dimension" owns the book. It makes sense for it to be the same place.
Just theories and speculations.
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🚨 So I have some questions concerning Runaways S3, which I loved btw, so there will be SPOILERS ahead 🚨
I don't know if these questions have already been asked and answered before but I will still ask them. Ok so I'm gonna start talking:
1. In ep8 (the one with Cloak and Dagger) Tyrone sent the Runaways to the Dark Dimension very easily and he also said that he had already been there but I thought that in his series he had been in the Darkforce Dimension. What happened here? Was it a mistake from Tyrone or from the directors? Did Tyrone think that the Dark Dimension was the same as the Darkforce Dimension but it's not? If so how was he able to teleport everyone to the Dark Dimension? (Notice that I have only watched s1 of C&D and like half of s2)
2. When Nico sent everyone to the Dark Dimension including the Gibborims hosts the Gibbs were separated from their hosts. Where do you think they went? Is it possible that they are still out there?
I think that when they were separated from the bodies they looked for more hosts but there was no one there so the Gibbs died (as they are not capable of living in our planet without a host for long).
3. A thing that I found weird was that after only 6 months from Catherine's death Geoffrey started like dating Tamar. I found that really weird but is it possible that it was by Morgan's interference?
4. About the finale of the season and series I really liked it and I think it was really interesting and surprising. I wanted to know what you think that Alex will do about that whole KILL NICO thing that the other Alex wrote to him.
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When I understand Runaways Season 3 right, it confirms, that the Dark Dimension and the Darkforce Dimension are the same dimension. Has anyone else understood it also like this?
<p>Having watched Doctor Strange today (for the second time, since I saw it in theaters), I caught some extra details and I think I get how it works now. (Spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen it)
</p><p>The "eternal life" thing of the Dark Dimension comes from it existing beyond time, meaning no one can age in there. This is why the Ancient One uses its power to keep from dying of old age.
</p><p>When the Dark Dimension was starting to consume Earth, any buildings it consumed were disintegrated. Best I can gather, Dormammu destroys anything he consumes while combining their particles with the Dark Dimension, or possibly himself, and the process kills anything living it absorbs.
</p><p>The Ancient One implies that one will still exist within the Dark Dimension because she referred to the "eternal life as part of the One" as torment. However, when Kaecilius and his Zealots are sucked in, they start to disintegrate, and last we see them, they're still slowly dissolving as they drift through the Dark Dimension. So, if the "torment" part is true, then she probably meant their souls would be sealed inside the Dark Dimension (or Dormammu) after their physical deaths, like that creature that takes the souls of whoever it kills (ie: Freddy Krueger).
</p><p>There may yet be some evidence that will come up and reveal something we don't know, but from what was said in the film and what we saw, my interpretation is that when Kaecilius was absorbed into the Dark Dimension, he was destroyed, dissolved into particles which, possibly along with his soul, are enfused with the Dark Dimension, and Kaecilius's "eternal life" is really eternal damnation.
</p><p>Though much like Red Skull, his fate is somewhat ambiguous
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