Why Two Dr. Doom's Would Be a Dumb Twist
The multiverse and different variant storylines are getting super annoying by this point...

Marvel has fallen into the multiverse storyline once again with the new film, Doomsday, that requires Marvel fans to watch multiple television shows or films to get what is going on with the story for the upcoming film. Marvel literally sounds like you need to study for a college exam to get what is happening with the storyline for each of their films.
And just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, we are now getting a possible twist that I hope is not true. This twist involves the possibility of two Dr. Dooms being present in Doomsday.
So...we are once again adding another multiverse storyline to a multiverse storyline?
Sorry for being so negative here, but I feel like Marvel has become a huge chore at this point.
My guess is that we are getting a good and evil Dr. Doom? And he will be the only one to defeat the evil one, to give the rest of the heroes a fighting chance?
It sounds like another stupid cliche superhero plot.
It also doesn't help that Dr. Doom is being played by a dead character...Iron Man died back in Endgame, and for some reason, he returned as Dr. Doom?
Two possible Dr. Dooms?
I feel that there is only one way for this twist to really work. It's a pretty obvious solution, and they cannot screw this up.
The 'evil' version of Dr. Doom needs to kill some of the superheroes to make this twist work. And NONE of them better return from the dead. They cannot repeat the same solution like they did back in Endgame, bringing everyone back from the dead.
The only two pieces of fictional media that can get away with this dying and coming back thing are these two popular shows:
Dragonball Z/Super
This show has made coming back from the dead a bit of a joke, but it really does work in its favor. The characters keep getting stronger and stronger, but the show's characters are so damn lovable and entertaining, that we no longer care about who dies, because they will come back anyway.
Supernatural
This show definitely made the dying thing a complete joke. Every time Dean, Sam, or Castiel bit the dust, we all knew they would return back from the dead. The writers would purposely pull at the fan's heartstrings, before bringing them back from the dead. It works every time, and it's such a great joke.
The problem with Marvel doing this...is that the writers made Infinity War so damn impactful, that now I'm worried the directors/writers copied the same formula from that movie. I hope that this time around, everyone stays dead.
Imagine how powerful that would be. Keeping everyone who gets killed dead this time, and they cannot come back...because unlike the other two shows above, the dying thing won't work in Marvel's favor. The dying thing cannot be made dramatic every single time if they do plan on repeating the resurrection process again...unless they treat it like a joke.
(Which won't happen, I'm sure that Marvel fans can agree on this, considering what the franchise has become).
Throwing in two Dr. Dooms better involve people getting killed and STAYING DEAD, because the impact of this twist will just get ruined pretty quickly if everyone who gets killed comes back from the dead in the next film.
Like they did with Infinity War to Endgame...man, I hope they don't repeat the same storyline from the old Marvel. They would literally rip off their own iconic old school days of Marvel, and I feel that would be kind of sad on Marvel's end, knowing that they have to mimic something from the old Marvel for their new movies to work.
Again, sorry for the negativity, I just don't really have high hopes for this franchise anymore.
How do you Marvel fans feel about possibly two versions of Dr. Doom?
Thank you for reading!
Emy Quinn
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