The original Illuminati team in Doctor Strange 2 had different members, storyboard art reveals, confirming older Multiverse of Madness leaks.
The months leading up to the release offeatured plenty of exciting rumors, teasing the many superhero cameos we would see in the movie. Doctor Strange visiting different realities meant we’d see variants of well-known heroes from the primary MCU reality. We now know which rumors came true and which didn’t, as we met the Illuminati inDoctor Strange 2
storyboards are available online, revealing that the original Illuminati team was different than what we saw in the final cut. We’d warn you thatspoilers are below, but the movie has been out for the better part of the year, and it’s streaming onHowever, the characters that Marvel didn’t use could always appear in the multiverse. And those might constituteDoctor Strange met the Illuminati on Earth-838, where they captured him.
Moreover, Marvel’s extended reshoot session indicated that anything was possible. And rumors at the time said that Marvel wanted more cameos for
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