Thor could also be a great character to focus on. He has his Asgardian powers and a different cultural background compared to the others. In a fanfiction with Doctor Strange and the Avengers, he could be the one who has the most trouble understanding Doctor Strange's magic at first. His reactions to the strange magical situations and how he tries to incorporate his own strength and honor into the mix could create some really engaging storylines. Also, his relationship with other Avengers and how it changes with the addition of Doctor Strange's presence could be explored.
Definitely Doctor Strange and Loki. Loki is a master of trickery and Doctor Strange is a master of magic. Their interactions would be full of mind games and magic duels. Loki might try to deceive Strange, but Strange would see through his illusions with his magic.
One idea could be Doctor Strange accidentally sends the Avengers into an alternate dimension where magic doesn't exist and they have to find a way back using only their non - magical skills. Another could be that an ancient evil forces Doctor Strange to choose between sacrificing the Avengers or the entire world. Or perhaps a spell gone wrong makes the Avengers swap powers with each other, and Doctor Strange has to fix it while also dealing with an incoming threat.
Loki could be a great focus in a fanfiction involving both. He has a history with the Avengers, but his wily and unpredictable nature could lead to some interesting interactions with the Agents of Shield. He could be playing his own game, pretending to help both groups while actually having his own agenda. It would be fun to write about how the Agents and the Avengers try to figure out his true motives and keep him in check.
Doctor Strange 1 was a movie from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Dr. Strange's real name was Stephen Strange. He was originally an excellent neurosurgeon. Due to a car accident, his hands could not work normally with a scalpel. After failing to seek medical treatment, he went to the Kamataki Mage Organization in Katmandu, Nepal, to visit the mage Gu Yi. He was accepted as a disciple by Gu Yi to learn magic, and his hands gradually recovered during the learning process. After finishing his apprenticeship, he transformed into Dr. Strange to guard the world. After Ancient One died, he became a Supreme Magician and joined the Avengers Alliance. There were some controversial points in Doctor Strange 1: 1. ** In terms of love line **: The relationship between Dr. Strange and the nurse Rachel was dull. Rachel's presence as the female lead was thin, and her scenes were not as good as Baron Mordo's. There was no chemical reaction between her and Dr. Strange. She was like a tool. 2. ** Villain Creation **: The villain Domam is a powerful external invader, but the way he was defeated by Dr. Strange lacks a thrilling sense of decisive battle. The anti-climax battle lacks the satisfaction of a complete victory. 3. ** In terms of humorous elements **: Different from Guardians of the Galaxy and Ant-Man, Doctor Strange 1 mostly talked about the protagonist's journey to seek Dao. Although there were humorous elements, it was a little awkward. It was not effective to let Elder Wang play the comedy role. 4. ** Plot *: This is a standard Marvel movie. The plot changes are easy to predict, and the viewing experience is affected. Special effects are only a means to make up for the lack of plot. 5. ** Character Creation **: Dr. Strange's persona overlapped with Iron Man's. His debut was a materialistic playboy, and many fans called him the second-rate Tony Stark. His behavior in the many works after Iron Man's sacrifice in " The Avengers 4 " was similar to the first phase of Iron Man's trajectory. In the movie Doctor Strange, Benedict Comberbatch played the role of Doctor Strange.
The Avengers' reactions would vary greatly. Natasha Romanoff might see it as an interesting study of human creativity. She'd be looking for any hidden motives or messages in the fanfiction. Bruce Banner would be intrigued by the different takes on Doctor Strange's powers. He might even start thinking about how some of those fictional concepts could be applied in a more scientific context, if possible. Clint Barton would probably just laugh it off and say it's a fun way to pass the time.
Captain America's protege would be an interesting choice. He has big shoes to fill, and seeing how he has developed in the absence of Captain America would be engaging. He might struggle with living up to the legacy, but at the same time, he could bring his own unique style and leadership to the group during the reunion. His relationships with the other young Avengers, especially those who knew Captain America well, could be a major part of the story.
Well, it can show their vulnerability. When they watch Doctor Strange's stories, they might realize that there are powers and threats out there that are beyond their usual scope. This could lead to them re - evaluating their own strengths and weaknesses. For example, they might see how Doctor Strange handles a situation with his magic that they couldn't with brute force, and it makes them think about new strategies.
Perhaps Doctor Strange would initially clash with some of the Avengers due to his different way of doing things. For example, Tony Stark might be skeptical about Strange's magic at first. But then they would realize they need to work together. Strange could use his time - bending magic to give the Avengers an edge in a fight against an enemy that can manipulate time too. He could also use his magic to heal some of the Avengers' injuries during the fight.
I think Spider - Man himself would be the most interesting. He's a young and relatively inexperienced hero compared to the Avengers. His different perspective and his unique powers like climbing walls and the spider - sense would add a lot of flavor to the story. He could also bring in a sense of humor and a bit of naivete that would contrast with the more jaded Avengers.
Captain America would be really interesting. His moral compass and leadership skills in a time - travel scenario would be fascinating. He has to deal with the changes in the past that the time travel causes, and also make sure the other Avengers stay on the right path. He might struggle with seeing his old world again and having to make choices that could change it further.