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Doctor Strange (Marvel vs. Capcom)

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“ Faith is my sword. Truth my shield. Knowledge my armor. „
~ Doctor Strange

“ No need to record my good deeds. I let my magic do the talking. „
~ Doctor Strange

Summary

Stephen Strange, A.K.A Doctor Strange, is a primary protagonist in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. He was a gifted but egotistical surgeon until a car accident damaged his hands. Scouring the globe for a cure, he would instead find the mysterious Ancient One. Studying under the Ancient One's tutelage would lead Stephen to becoming the Earth's greatest sorcerer and hero, especially against all manner of magical threats. Having gained superior insight and knowledge through his studies and consultation with other heroes, Strange acts as an authority on all things related to the paranormal.

Throughout his path as the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Strange would aid in the battle against Galactus, and later join the resistance against Ultron-Sigma when the latter threatened the merged worlds of Marvel and Capcom.

Powers and Stats

Tier: High 5-A, higher with X-Factor

Name: Stephen Strange, Doctor Strange

Origin: Marvel vs. Capcom

Gender: Male

Age: Unknown

Classification: Human, Former Surgeon, Sorcerer, Sorcerer Supreme, Leader of the Defenders

Powers and Abilities:

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Martial Arts (Claimed to have studied martial arts[1]), Acrobatics (All Marvel vs. Capcom characters can pull off a Super Jump, which involves leaping high into the air in a single bound), Self-Sustenance (Type 1: Could fight in space undeterred[2]), Extrasensory Perception (Was able to sense a decline in Asgard's magic[1]), Magic and Weapon Mastery (Learned to use magic under the tutelage of the Ancient One.[3] Additionally, he possesses a variety of magical items in combat[4] and can utilize an ethereal sword of mystic energy[2]), Unholy Manipulation (Stated by Ghost Rider to invoke many demons in his spells[2]), Flight (With the Cloak of Levitation[2][1]), Teleportation (Can teleport across the battlefield in a brief flash of light.[2] He can also teleport out of battle via a pillar of light[2]), Dimensional Travel (Implied himself to be capable of traversing through alternate realities[2]), Precognition (Can use the Eye of Agamotto to foresee the outcome of a fight.[2][1] Claims that the Eye of Agamotto sees all[1]), Telekinesis (Can spin and rotate opponents,[2][1] as well as shift them across the battlefield with telekinesis.[2][1] Levitated X with his magic[1]), Soul Manipulation and Astral Projection (Can utilize Astral Magic, which grants him astral manipulation and projection[2]), Subjective Reality (Claimed to be capable of bringing imagination forth into reality[1]), Power Bestowal (Alongside Morrigan, Strange imbued the resistance's power into X[1]), Creation (Created a rose out of thin air[2]), Illusion Creation (Capable of illusion-crafting[4][2]), Forcefield Creation (Can create a shield around himself with the Seven Rings of Raggador[2][1]), Portal Creation (Can create portals[1]), Dimensional BFR (Has banished the Hulk to the Crossroads in the past[2]), Purification (Type 2; Claimed that his magic could fix Hsien-Ko's condition.[2] Hsien-Ko herself has expressed confidence in Strange's ability to do this[5][2]), Non-Physical Interaction (Has commonly fought Shuma-Gorath, who is a manifestation of the Ancient One's dark side that abstractly exists, existing as the living embodiment of evil itself[6]), Summoning (Can summon magical items such as the Eye of Agamotto,[2][1] the Tears of Agamotto,[1] and the Graces of Hoggoth[2][1]), Energy Manipulation and Projection (Can imbue his physical strikes with mystic energy.[2][1] He can also fire massive energy beams[2][1] and projectiles,[2][1] which can pass through the attacks of his opponents.[2][1] Can bind opponents with the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak[2][1]), Light Manipulation (Can summon the Daggers of Denak,[2][1] which are disks of light. His Spell of Vishanti Hyper Combo involves him summoning a pillar of light.[2][1] Constantly generates light from his hands.[2][1] Can envelop his opponents in light when throwing them.[2][1] Can coat himself in light as well when activating flight[2]), Air Manipulation (In Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, Strange surrounds himself in a torrent of wind when flying[1]), Fire Manipulation (Can conjure fireballs with his Flame of the Faltine attack[2][1]), Explosion Manipulation (The red Graces of Hoggoth are capable of exploding whenever the Flames of the Faltine pass through them.[2][1] The Tears of Agamotto are also capable of detonation.[1] Can create a devastating explosion during his Astral Magic/Crimson Bands of Cyttorak Hyper Combo[2][1]), Electricity Manipulation (With the Bolts of Balthakk.[2][1] The beam fired during his Seven Rings of Raggadorr Hyper Combo electrocutes the opponent.[2] In Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, the Eye of Agamotto generates an electrical field[1]), Damage Boost and Vector Manipulation (The Graces of Hoggoth can alter the direction of the Flames of the Faltine.[2][1] Additionally, they can enhance the power, speed, and size of the fireballs to inflict more damage[2][1]), Spatial Manipulation (Can utilize Spatial Magic to shift the Graces of Hoggoth across the screen[1]), Homing Attack (Many of Strange's attacks can home in on targets.[2][1] Whenever the Graces of Hoggoth are on screen, the Flames of the Faltine will home in on them[2][1]), Power Nullification and Absorption (Can negate projectiles and beams with the Bolts of Balthakk and the Seven Rings of Raggadorr.[2][1] The Eye of Agamotto is capable of absorbing projectiles[2]), Status Effect Inducement (Can inflict a crumpling effect with Impact Palm[2][1] and an enhanced Flames of the Faltine,[2][1] and can also inflict massive hit-stun with the Bolts of Balthakk[2][1]), Statistics Amplification and Healing (Activating X-Factor temporarily increases its user's strength and speed while healing them at a rapid pace.[7][2] Blocking attacks in this state also prevents chip damage), Attack Reflection (Capable of reflecting energy projectiles and missiles[1]), Resistance to Cosmic Radiation (Capable of fighting in space unharmed[2]), Mind Manipulation and Corruption (Capable of remaining unaffected when wielding the Soul Gem, which corrupts the mind of its user with its intoxicating allure[1]), Perception Manipulation (Capable of viewing the "default" form of Shuma-Gorath, a being who takes the appearance of one's worst nightmare should they ever encounter him[2])

Power Bestowal (Each card grants a certain ability or buff to whoever holds it[9]), Statistics Amplification (Certain cards have the ability increase health, power-up hypers and X-Factor time, movement speed, flight time, and defense[9]) Absorption (Certain cards have the ability to absorb an opponent's vitality or hyper meter[9]), Damage Boost (Many cards offer an attack boost[9]), Attack Reflection (The Ms. Marvel card reflects damage received from attacks[9]), Invisibility (The Demitri, Nightcrawler, and Spider-Ham cards give the user the ability to turn invisible[9]), Poison Manipulation (The Rathalos, Rathian and Red Skull cards may poison an opponent[9]), Healing (Certain cards have the ability to recover health or Hyper Meter[9]), Limited Healing Negation (Certain cards have the ability to decrease the amount of recoverable health their opponents have[9]), Limited Invulnerability (Certain cards have the ability to grant invincibility to projectile attacks[9]), Resurrection (The Astaroth card can revive the user with full health when defeated as the last member of their team[9])

Attack Potency: Brown Dwarf level (Stated to be one of the most powerful sorcerers in existence, as well as the Earth's greatest hero.[2] Claimed to have fought the likes of Nightmare and Mephisto,[2] the former of which is powerful enough to where Blackheart only feels comfortable opposing with the power of the Infinity Gems.[8] Fought Dormammu and Firebrand alongside Arthur, and forced them to retreat.[1] Views Firebrand as a "lesser" demon,[1] and has defeated Dormammu on more than one occasion in the past.[2] Dormammu himself considers Strange to be his greatest foe.[2] Shuma-Gorath holds Strange in high regard and considers him an obstacle in his conquests.[2] Aided in the battle against Galactus, and is even capable of defeating him[2]), higher with X-Factor

Speed: FTL (Kept up with Dormammu and Galactus[2][1]), higher with X-Factor

Lifting Strength: Class Y (Every character capable of beating Galactus should be able to break out of his attempt to crush them in the boss fight, with the latter being capable of holding an entire planet in his hands[2])  

Striking Strength: Brown Dwarf level, higher with X-Factor

Durability: Brown Dwarf level, higher with X-Factor

Stamina: Superhuman

Range: Standard Melee Range; Extended Melee Range with Mystic Sword; Tens of Meters to Interdimensional with Magic; Low Multiversal with the Space Gem and Reality Gem (The Space Gem and Reality Gem had the ability to fuse the Marvel Universe, the Dark Dimension, the Capcom Universe, and the Makai Kingdom together[1])

Standard Equipment:

Intelligence: Genius (Strange is a highly competent fighter, having studied both the martial and mystic arts.[1] Among his proficient utilization of several forms of magic and mystical items, he has also displayed great competence in teamwork and leadership, having led and served as a member of the Defenders. As a Defender, he has fought alongside the Hulk in the past.[2] After becoming the Sorcerer Supreme thanks to the Ancient One's teachings, he now serves as an authority on all things related to the paranormal.[4] Throughout his path as a sorcerer, he has gained superior insight and knowledge through his studies and consultation with other heroes.[4] He has honed his skills at a level where he believes the likes of Doctor Doom is a master in neither magic nor science.[2] Has also defeated Dormammu several times, who himself deems Doom's impressive, self-taught knowledge of the dark arts as "infantile".[2] Finally, Strange has worked as a surgeon prior to becoming a sorcerer,[4] and has also been considered to be gifted in his occupation,[4] meaning he should have considerable experience in the medical field)

Weaknesses: Doctor Strange can only wield one Infinity Gem and equip up to three card effects at a time.

Notable Attacks/Techniques:

  • Impact Palm: Strange imbues his palm with mystic energy and strikes the opponent, causing them to enter a crumpled state. This attack can also be performed mid-air, although this version does not inflict the crumpling effect.
  • Illusion: Strange puts his hand up, preparing to counter his opponent's physical attack. If the opponent hits Strange, he will instantly teleport behind them.
  • Mysterious Slice: Strange swings his arm down in slashing motion, leaving a streak of mystic energy that damages the opponent. This attack can also be performed mid-air, where he swings upwards.
  • Spirit Circle: Imbuing his hand with mystic energy, Strange swings his arm up in circular motion, striking the opponent.

  • Forward Throw: Strange envelops the opponent in light and twirls them around before blasting them away with mystic energy.
  • Back Throw: Similar to his Forward Throw, Strange envelops the opponent in light, twirls them, and shifts them to the other side of the battlefield before blasting them away with mystic energy.
  • Air Throw: Strange envelops the opponent in light and rapidly rotates them before blasting them away with mystic energy. Causing a wall bounce. He does the same for his Back Air Throw, only that he shifts the opponent to the other side of the battlefield before blasting them away.

  • Flames of the Faltine: Strange fires a small fireball that does slight damage. This attack can also be performed mid-air. These fireballs can be enhanced by the Graces of Hoggoth depending on the number of glyphs used. One glyph makes the fireball brighter and faster, while two not only makes it even faster, but larger and stronger. Finally, three glyphs will transform the fireball into a massive beam of flame that inflicts a crumpling effect.
  • Daggers of Denak: Strange snaps his fingers, creating a disk of light that tracks and swiftly flies into the opponent. Depending on attack strength, Strange can create one to three disks. This attack can also be performed mid-air.
  • Eye of Agamotto: Strange creates a large stationary orb of golden light that hits the opponent multiple times. He can make the orb move by striking it with Impact Palm, allowing it to home in on opponents. Additionally, the orb is capable of absorbing any incoming projectiles sent by the opponent. This attack can also be performed mid-air.
  • Tears of Agamotto: Strange creates a small stationary orb of red light. The orb will eventually detonate after hovering in the air for a certain period of time, or it will explode immediately upon contact with the opponent. Similar to Eye of Agamotto, these orbs can move after Strange strikes it with Impact Palm, and they can also home in on opponents. Additionally, this attack can also be performed mid-air.
  • Grace of Hoggoth: Strange creates a floating stationary glyph that interacts with the Flames of the Faltine.
    • Detonation: The red glyph do not enhance the Flames of the Faltine. Instead, they will explode whenever the fireballs pass through them.
    • Spatial Magic- Cast A: Strange creates a second glyph. Whether that second glyph is yellow or red depends on attack strength.
    • Spatial Magic- Cast B: Strange creates a third glyph. Whether that third glyph is yellow or red depends on attack strength.
      • Spatial Magic- Scatter: A follow-up of Spatial Magic- Cast B, where Strange shifts the glyphs into a triangular position around the screen. The heavy version of this technique sends the glyphs around the opponent's last known location. This move can also be performed mid-air.
      • Spatial Magic- Gather: A follow-up of Spatial Magic- Cast B, where Strange places the glyphs into a single-file line near his feet. The heavy version of this technique sends the glyphs to the opponent's last known location. This move can also be performed mid-air.
  • Bolts of Balthakk: Strange casts two lightning bolts from his fingers. The first lightning bolt electrocutes the opponent, leaving them in a stunned state, and the second knocks them down.
  • Mystic Sword: Strange summons an ethereal sword and slashes opponent several times.
    • Duel Slash: A follow-up of Mystic Sword, where Strange will thrust the ethereal sword forward, striking the opponent and causing a wall bounce.
    • Shockwave: A version of Mystic Sword, where Strange will slash the air, firing a blade-like projectile of mystic energy.
  • Teleport: Strange's teleportation technique, where he envelops himself in light and reappears in another area on the battlefield. Depending on attack strength, Strange can teleport in front of them, behind them, or above them.
  • Flight: Similar to many other fighters, Strange can utilize flight to perform deadly air combos.

  • Spell of Vishanti: Opening his grimoire, Strange raises his hand and summons a pillar of light under his opponent, sending them flying up into the air. This attack can also be performed while mid-air.
  • Seven Rings of Raggadorr: Strange surrounds himself in several protective rings of energy. If a projectile hits the rings, Strange will counterattack with a massive beam of energy.
  • Astral Magic: Doctor Strange sends out his astral form, which ensnares the opponent in the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak. Once his astral form returns to his physical body, Strange concentrates his magic and summons several orbs that surround the restrained opponent. He then shifts the orbs down, causing a massive explosion. In Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, this move is called Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, and is visually the same, only that Doctor Strange does not use Astral Magic.

  • Power Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Power Gem to increase his attack damage for a short period of time. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version grants him a powerful attack with increased pushback force.
  • Time Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Time Gem to increase his movement speed for a brief time. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version allows him to move a set distance forward or backwards in the form of an instant dash that goes through the opponent and their attacks.
  • Reality Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Reality Gem to create three different elemental projectiles across the screen; electric spheres, icicles and fire orbs. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version will make him launch a slow, homing energy burst with each use.
  • Space Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Space Gem to increase his defense for a period of time, which reduces damage taken from his opponent's attacks. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version allows him to push the opponent forward or backwards, and the Infinity Storm version seals them in a large, square force cage which restricts their movement for a while.
  • Mind Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Mind Gem to constantly refill his Hyper Combo gauge for a short period of time. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version provides him with a special throw attack which instantly stuns an opponent if hit.
  • Soul Gem: Doctor Strange can use the Soul Gem to increase/fill his health for a short period of time. In Infinite, the Infinity Surge version grants him a far-reaching energy attack which absorbs the health off the opponent upon hit.

Gallery

Notable Matchups

Victories:

Losses:

Inconclusive:

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40 1.41 1.42 1.43 1.44 1.45 1.46 1.47 1.48 1.49 1.50 1.51 1.52 1.53 1.54 1.55 1.56 1.57 1.58 Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 2.30 2.31 2.32 2.33 2.34 2.35 2.36 2.37 2.38 2.39 2.40 2.41 2.42 2.43 2.44 2.45 2.46 2.47 2.48 2.49 2.50 2.51 2.52 2.53 2.54 2.55 2.56 2.57 2.58 2.59 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
  3. ↑ Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Official Site
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 Marvel vs. Capcom: Official Complete Works
  5. ↑ Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds
  6. ↑ Marvel Super Heroes Manual
  7. ↑ Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Manual
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 Marvel Super Heroes
  9. ↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3

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