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Could I get a Marvel and an X-Men ship? I'm bisexual, 5'5" with dark eyes and shoulder length hair that's dyed copper at the ends, with a slightly stocky figure. I speak 3 languages- English, Chinese, Spanish. My grandmothers on both sides of the family are rather involved in spiritual and occult matters and so am I. I study art history, and my dress sense is a mix of Victorian gothic and dark academia. I'm a good cook, adores reading, and a Scorpio.

A/N: Sorry for being so late! :'(

Xmen

I ship you with...

Mystique!

As someone who had lived thousands of years you had seen many kinds of mutants, even more after you joined the Xmen alongside your best friend Wolverine. Not long after entering the team, you came face to face with the Brotherhood and, specifically, with Mystique. Even though you'd perfected your skills over the years, you had quite the trouble with her, as the spirit missiles and all your spiritual attacks like manifesting your aura to attack on par with you weren't as much of use as you'd have desired.

Her true form fascinated you from the get-go, as she looked like an art piece, with striking red hair, blue scales and piercing yellow eyes.

You had a lot of run-ins with the Brotherhood, always landing not on purpose (you only spoke for yourself, given that Mystique sometimes flirted with you during battle) in front of her way.

The turning point of your relationship was when Erik and Charles joined forces and, during one of your many visits to an art gallery, you came face to face with Mystique, in her human disguise of course. You spent the evening telling her about the story behind most of the paintings while she listened intently as her cold heart started to beat again with...Infatuation?

Marvel

I ship you with...

Black Widow/ Natasha Romanoff!

Shield had recruited you because of two things: your ability to speak Spanish and Chinese which helped you in a lot of missions and your connection to the occult. Some might say you had special abilities, even going as far as calling you a freak, but from your point of view it felt like you had your back guarded as sometimes the dead helped you with missions: they didn't get back to life per se, but instead tried to warn you about dangerous people who had a high body count so you were prepared. This made you a formidable agent, although sometimes it could become overbearing.

This is how you met Nat: when you and Clint approached her, the dead started to tell you about the perils of being near her, how she was an assassin and probably not trustworthy. It was one of the only times you didn't listen to the dead because, even though she looked like she could murder you, Natasha Romanoff had a look of longing and pain in her eyes. When she decided to work for Shield, you were in charge of keeping an eye on her in case something happened, which only increased the bond with her.

As the dead continued to pester you about Nat's past, you decided to ask her about it once she was rather comfortable with you, leading to a conversation filled with painful memories from both sides, as the dead also talked to you about their demises.

Nat felt like, even though you could not fully understand her pain, you came very near to do so, which is why she felt a connection with you based on this mutual understanding, making you quite a close pair.

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undertheinfluencerd · 3 years

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In Marvel’s What If…? episode 4, Doctor Strange absorbs mystical inter-dimensional monsters to gain their powers in an ill-fated quest for control – but who or what are these mystical creatures? Rather than small changes to the timeline or switching roles between heroes, What If…? takes its darkest turn yet by showing Stephen Strange losing not his hands, but Christine Palmer, the love of his life. Potentially foreshadowing events in Phase 4 of the MCU, this episode reveals what could happen if the Sorcerer Supreme insists on reversing an irreversible point in the timeline. And along the way, it leaves viewers with more than a couple Marvel Easter eggs.

Easily the biggest among them is O’Bengh, the keeper of Cagliostro’s books. After failing to stop Christine’s death, the Ancient One explains that her death is “an absolute point in time,” as it triggers Strange’s path towards being the Sorcerer Supreme and an Avenger. Defying these warnings, Doctor Strange travels to the Lost Library of Cagliostro for answers, and there he meets O’Bengh.

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In the comics, O’Bengh is Cagliostro himself and an adversary of Doctor Strange. While O’Bengh seems harmless in What If…?, he allows Strange free access over dangerous knowledge and lets him summon and absorb mystic creatures in the Lost Library. After Strange fails to control his first monster, O’Bengh explains that “Mystic beings do not bargain,” indirectly suggesting a darker path. Whether or not O’Bengh is Cagliostro – which would explain why he let Strange go over the deep end – is just one of the many unanswered questions in episode 4 of What If…? Moreover, who or what are the beasts that Doctor Strange summoned and absorbed on his path to becoming Strange Supreme?

The first unfortunate creature in Strange’s path is a living garden gnome. He quickly and unceremoniously absorbs the monster. The gnome could be a reference to either Elseworlds or Asgard, or just the fact that fans have been known for painting garden gnomes as tiny versions of the Avengers and other Marvel characters.

Rather than absorbing the giant caped cockroach – remarking that he draws the line at bugs – Strange instead steals the creature’s cloak, which becomes this strange doctor’s Cloak of Levitation. While the bug is unfamiliar to Marvel comics fans, others have noticed that the creature bears a striking resemblance to the noble cockroach Kyouhukou, which appeared in the anime series Overlord.

While the giant bird with six eyes and blue flames does bear a resemblance to the Phoenix Force, which possessed mutant telepath Jean Grey, it’s highly unlikely that they are one and the same. If Strange manages to summon the Phoenix Force, it would most likely happen further down the menagerie, rather than right after the comic relief. That being said, absorbing this mystic bird is Strange Supreme’s first real taste of vampiric power.

Related: Evil Doctor Strange Is A Scarlet Witch Power Warning

The massive red dragon that Strange summons to the circle could be Shou-Lao the Undying, an immortal dragon from the comics which Iron Fist had to defeat to complete his final test. There’s a chance that this could foreshadow Phase 4 of the MCU bringing Iron Fist back into the fray.

Although the two-headed ram with glowing green eyes and mouths doesn’t appear in the comics, it could symbolize one of Marvel’s Heliopolitans, Atum, also known as the supreme Egyptian god Amon-Ra. In ancient sculptures, Amon-Ra is often represented as a two-headed ram, and is known as a protector.

The flying, caped, and glowing green skull attached to an unnamed sorcerer’s body is quickly absorbed as it attempts to attack Strange Supreme. Old Marvel comics fans have remarked that this creature is reminiscent of Suma-Ket of the Unforgiven Dead, an old nemesis of Namor the Sub-Mariner. And it could foreshadow the potential involvement of Namor in Black Panther 2.

Related: Marvel Just Showed How The Ancient One Can Return In Doctor Strange 2

This creature might be a reference to Jimmy Santini, also known as Batwing, an enemy of Spider-Man. The character first appeared in Untold Tales of Spider-Man. After absorbing the creature, Strange overhears The Watcher weighing the consequences of intervening with his dark path – his first and last warning.

Ignoring The Watcher’s warnings, Strange Supreme goes on to summon more mystic beings to absorb. This includes a moose spirit, which could be a reference to Oranah, also known as The Stag God, who appeared in Marvel’s Savage Sword of Conan comics.

This serpent is also reminiscent of Shou-Lao the Undying. However, the creature also looks very similar to the dragon that escaped Muspelheim and tried to attack Thor during the crazy opening of Thor: Ragnarok.

Related: Why Doctor Strange’s Car Crash Isn’t His Absolute Point In Time

The wolf with a blue flame above its head is possibly a reference to the Capcom video game character Okami Amaterasu, which is based on the Japanese celestial sun goddess Amaterasu. It wouldn’t be that strange, as Okami is a playable character on both Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

The snake could represent Fu-Hsi, the King of the Vipers from Marvel Premiere Comics. It could also be Set from Conan the Barbarian, or even the demon Sligguth, whom Strange has faced in the comics.

Strange also summons a number of demons which appear to be from the Dark Dimension, which explains why some of them resemble Dormammu from the Doctor Strange movie. This could also be a reference to Marvel’s Lovecraftian Old Gods, which perfectly sets up the last creature.

Bearing a resemblance to Red Skull’s Tesseract monster from What If…? episode 1, the tentacle monster is actually the first mystic being that Doctor Strange summons in episode 4. But while it overpowers him during their first encounter, Strange is more than ready to absorb the mystic being the second time around, which almost completes his transformation as Strange Supreme. As fans have theorized, this monster could be Shuma-Gorath, an eldritch god whose reality-altering powers are congruent with what Strange Supreme aspired – yet ultimately failed – to accomplish.

More: Why Evil Doctor Strange Looks So Different

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