Does Doctor Strange come before Thor: Ragnarok?

Strange first appears outside of his own film in Thor: Ragnarok. So they’ll say to watch it before then.

Is Doctor Strange’s Cape alive?

After an evenly fought battle between Strange and the Emperikul leader, Imperator, the latter ended up defeating the sorcerer as his hands tore up the Cloak of Levitation. Doctor Strange barely made it out alive. However, he still managed to take a fragment of the cloak with him.

What does Stephen Strange wear?

The Cloak of Levitation
The Cloak of Levitation is depicted as a potent mystical cloak worn by Doctor Strange. The item has been referred to as a “relic” in the live-action movie Doctor Strange (2016). The primary purpose of the cloak is to give its wearer the ability to levitate and fly.

Is Thor Ragnarok after Doctor Strange?

Thor: Ragnarok takes place in 2017 shortly after the events of Doctor Strange, as we see Thor visit Doctor Strange on Earth to try and track down his father.

Is Black Panther before Doctor Strange?

Doctor Strange (Set in 2016) On the Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline, Doctor Strange doesn’t actually go through his whole origin story until after the events of both Black Panther and Spider-Man: Homecoming – which pins the start of his journey in late 2016.

Why did Doctor Strange appear in Thor Ragnarok?

In a film filled with cameos from Stan Lee, the Hulk and even Matt Damon, one of the most important cameos was from Doctor Strange, who appeared early on in Thor: Ragnarok as a bit of a plot device. Overall, there was little need for Strange to appear in Thor: Ragnarok apart from a fun cameo for Marvel fans.

Why does Loki hate Doctor Strange so much?

As the God of Mischief and a powerful sorcerer himself, Loki would see Strange as a threat to himself and almost an insult to his power. It is natural that he would be angry when trapped by Strange, and it was smart of Strange to send Thor and Loki on their way before they could cause any more damage.

Why does Stephen Strange have a watchlist?

As a Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Strange maintains that the order has a duty to protect Earth from forces of darkness. Even in Thor: Ragnarok, the Sorcerer Supreme explains that he keeps a watchlist of individuals who “may be a threat to this world.”