The dramatic conclusion of VisionQuest delivered a poignant exploration of loss and kinship, serving as a fitting farewell for several fan-favorite figures. Immediately following the credits, an unexpected sequence directly teased the upcoming theatrical release of Avengers: Doomsday, slated for December 18.

The sequence revisits the climax of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, where a corrupted Scarlet Witch seemingly perishes beneath a collapsing mountain. While most enthusiasts doubted her demise given her immense capabilities, the new footage shows Doctor Doom unearthing her motionless form before she abruptly gasps back to life. Whether she endured the crush independently or received resurrection remains ambiguous, though her formidable durability suggests the former.

The Growing Roster of Recruits

This development establishes the Scarlet Witch as Doctor Doom's second unannounced heavyweight acquisition. The initial reveal featured Bruce Banner and the Hulk, introduced via an added sequence in the Avengers: Endgame Encore cut. Doom remarks that he seeks her extraordinary abilities, though whether he intends to harvest her power or simply harness it for the impending conflict is yet to be revealed.

Fan theories strongly suggest that the mysterious Latverian sorcerers—consisting of three female combatants in Doom-inspired plating alongside one male counterpart—are concealing major Marvel staples beneath their visors. With Wanda claiming one slot, speculation runs rampant regarding the remaining identities, though Bruce Banner clearly does not fit within the male armor.

Predicting the Final Additions

As enthusiasts look toward the horizon, Doctor Strange emerges as the most logical candidate for the male armor, given the narrative's heavy emphasis on the mystic arts. Beyond Strange, secondary predictions point toward Charlize Theron’s Clea, who made a brief appearance in Multiverse of Madness before disappearing from the storyline. In comic lore, Clea is a powerful sorceress trained by Strange and eventually becomes his wife.

  • Sylvie, the variant from the Loki series, given that Loki himself is confirmed for the film.
  • Agatha Harkness, though her current status as a ghostly entity makes her participation less probable.
  • Captain Marvel, should Doom target absolute raw power to supplement his mystical brigade.

While Strange remains a safe bet, alternative theories suggest these armored figures might simply be androids, leaving Doom’s true vanguard to operate maskless. Given that the Hulk neither utilizes magic nor fits inside standard armor, the recruitment puzzle remains one of the MCU's most closely guarded mysteries ahead of next month's premiere.