Marvel: Doctor Strange 2 and Moon Knight are they relatives?

Warning, spoilers. It is advisable to be upgraded to the Moon Knight series.

While the Moon Knight series with Oscar Isaac airs on Disney +, Dr. Strange reveals himself in a madness multiplayer a few weeks before his release in theaters.

Even if the two characters have nothing in common, there is no doubt that there is a connection, small or important, between the two Marvel projects. Especially since the end of Moon Knight will be released in theaters on the day of Doctor Strange’s release.

But it is Dr. Strange’s latest teasers in the madness multiverse that we should see beginning with the connection to the Moon Knight series. In This place is called “Account”An alternative version of Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is seen fighting the creature in another dimension with America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez). And the magic he uses has a different color than the one used by the world known to us by Stephen Strange (green and red).

The magician uses white magic, the avatar of Selim (Khalid Abdalla), Osiris to subdue Khonshu, who tries to attack Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) in the 3rd episode of Moon Knight.

Witchcraft is clearly in Dr. Strange’s heart in the multitude of worlds of madness, in the presence of Strange and the scarlet witch (Elizabeth Olsen), and she must deceive our characters, especially Wanda, who still has psychological consequences after the events of Westview on WandaVision. .

In addition to magic, the Knight of the Moon and Dr. Strange in many worlds of madness can be connected through deities. The latter is very much represented in the Marvel series conducted by Oscar Isaac, through Ennead, combining the ancient gods of Egyptian mythology, Osiris, Horus, Tefnut, Shu, Atum, Hathor, Isis, Khonshu, and Amit.

In the comics, the Aeneas are the gods of Egypt that were once worshiped by humans and originated in Heliopolis, a small dimension around the earth. And the dimensional connection between Heliopolis and Earth is located in Egypt. This link is also called Nexus, a term already used and seen in WandaVision (especially in commercials), which refers to a cosmic phenomenon that connects the entire multiverse with interdimensional portals and allows one to move from one world to another.

The multi-world madness announced in the second part of Dr. Strange opens the door to numerous appearances of mythical characters in the film, new or old, but also deities.

Some rumors suggest that Chhton may appear in a feature film. And Kton is one of the most powerful chief gods who was transformed into a demon. This metamorphic unit has several powers that can be used in several dimensions and can affect all forms of reality.

First of all, Chhton is the first master of dark magic to create Darkhold, the book Scarlet Magician studying at the end of WandaVision. All indications are that Wanda will be Dr. Strange’s ambivalent character in the many worlds of madness that oscillate between good and evil, and it will not be impossible for Chhton to use Wanda as an avatar on earth.

While Moon Knight is a “separate” series at MCU, it seems to give us some hints and hints about Dr. Strange’s story elements in the many worlds of madness. And the release of its finale on the same day of the movie is certainly not insignificant. We’ll have to wait until the series and feature film resolution are discovered to really know the potential connection between the two Marvel works.