Marvel Fanon
Advertisement
This article, Dormammu (Earth-61615), is property of MarvelousMarty.
Character Template Help
Dormammu

Dormammu (Earth-61615)
Dormammu (Earth-61615)
Real Name
Aliases
The Dread One, The Destroyer of Worlds, The Savior of Worlds, The Black One, Eater of Souls, Lord of Darkness, Lord of Chaos, Lord of the Dark Dimension, Hood, Parker Robbins, Mormammu Ghost Rider, Mephisto, Lucifer, Nightmare

Identity


Alignment

Affiliation
Hell Lords (formerly)

Relatives
Sinifer (genitor), Umar (twin sister), Clea (niece), Satannish (son/creation)

Universe

Base Of Operations

Characteristics
Gender

Height
Variable (usually 6'1")

Weight
Variable

Eyes
Yellow, (green in humanoid form)

Hair
No Hair, (black in humanoid form)

Status

Marital Status

Occupation
Inter dimensional conqueror, (usually) ruler of the Dark Dimension

Origin
Origin
Faltine/Faltinian being

Place of Birth
Universe of the Faltine

First appearance

Modern Comics: Doctor Strange Vol 1 5


History

NO, SORCERER. YOU'VE come here to DIE!!! YOUR WORLD is now MY WORLD, like ALL WORLDS!!!
Dormammu

Early Years

Born untold millions of years ago in the dimension of the vastly powerful nigh-purely energy-based entities called the Faltine, Dormammu and his sibling Umar gathered matter to themselves to increase their power, a practice anathema to their fellow Faltine, becoming their dimension's mightiest sorcerers. Ultimately slaying their parent Sinifer, they were driven from their home dimension, the Faltine deeming their garnering of such energy intolerable, and assumed humanoid forms to explore others.

The Dark Dimension

The siblings eventually discovered the Dark Dimension and insinuated themselves into the role of advisors to King Olnar. In exchange for power and protection, Dormammu and Umar taught Olnar how to exploit the natural pocket warps of the Dark Dimension and absorb other dimensions/universes into it.

When Olnar died in an attempt to conquer the realm of the Mindless Ones, the siblings used the opportunity to murder most of the Mhuruuks (the magical priest class under Olnar’s rule) and successfully sealed off the Mindless Ones from the rest of the populace.

They secured rulership of the realm under the guise of heroes for ages. Later on Dormammu would banish Umar after the same had given birth to Clea into one of the pocket dimensions under his control, taking sole custody and rule of the entire Dark Dimension.

Birth of Satannish

As the ruler of the Dark Dimension, Dormammu was responsible for creating a extra-dimensional demon known as Satannish and possible for the other Hell Lords. Dormammu directed the remaining dark mystical energy left behind after the war between Atum and the Elder gods. Dormammu manipulated Satannish and the other Hell Lords he created and lied to them about their origin. Satannish and the other Hell Lords who was or weren't created by Dormammu, trusted him and even obeyed him before most of them betrayed and rebelled against their creator, agreeing to banish him out of the Hell Lords.

Earthly Followers

Wielding frighteningly tremendous supernatural power of apocalyptic proportions, Dormammu seeks to conquer every dimension of the known universe or the Multiverse, including the Nine Realms and other pocket universes, including the Earth. Although Dormammu had already conquered many realities throughout the Multiverse, he couldn't invade Earth due to the Sanctums built by the Masters of the Mystic Arts to protect it from any extradimensional threat. To achieve this, he managed to employ contact with Kaecilius, a rogue member of the Masters of the Mystic Arts who had become disillusioned with the Ancient One's ideals. The two struck up a deal, with Kaecilius and his followers known as the Zealots, agreeing to gather the necessary items to enable the Dark Dimension to come to Earth.

Facing Doctor Strange

Before Dormammu could complete his plans, he was confronted by Doctor Strange, who used the Eye of Agamotto to trap Dormammu in an endless time loop until he agreed to leave Earth and take Kaecilius with him, turning him and the Zealots into one of the Mindless Ones. Dormammu has ever since of planning on invading Earth once he finds a way out on defeating Doctor Strange, Masters of the Mystic Arts, and the rest of the superheroes that defends the Earth from his mystical attacks.

Vengeful Return

Dormammu Earth-61615

Dormammu against the Protectors and the Defenders of Earth

Dormammu was able to lend a sufficient fraction of his power to a hooded criminal and occultist on the run across the United States by the name of Parker Robbins and used him as a momentary avatar to cause chaos and take over the world. This plot seemingly failed as the spirit of Dormammu was later driven out of Robbins' body, who was discovered by the rest of the Masters of the Mystic Arts. However, it would be revealed that Dormammu used Robbins as his host to regain his might again by having his follower reignite the presence of Dark Dimension magic on the Earthly plane with every energy he had unleashed. Through Robbins, the vengeful Dormammu immediately summoned the Mindless Ones (one of those he sent was the transformed Kaecillius and the Zealots) to attack Earth. Mr. Fantastic had invented a device, which could've send the Mindless Ones back to their home dimension by channeling the energies of the heroes nearby. However, the device also allowed Dormammu's separated energies to be reabsorbed by Dormammu once again to manifest a more physical form on Earth.

Dormammu, who was already regaining full strength in his momentary physical form, was interfered with by Strange again. With the aid of Avengers, Fantastic Four, and the Defenders, both Doctor Strange and Dormammu were both taken to an unknown land which is beyond the effect of time. Doctor Strange takes his chances and sends him and Spider-Man back into time and stopped Dormammu from seizing power ever again, thanks to the help of sorcerers Clea and Baron Mordo. The banished Dormammu was defeated once again, but that doesn't stop him from seeking any chance of continuing his conquest of Earth as part of the Dark Dimension. In the wake of the aftermath of several conflicts in superhuman history, including Dormammu's attempted invasion, a secret organization of heroes which included Strange himself. This organization would be later dubbed as the Illuminati, whose goal was to prevent such chaotic and invasive events from happening again, including the prevention of Dormammu among other cosmic beings' return on Earth.


Powers and Abilities

Powers

He is considered more powerful than Lucifer, Marduk, Mephisto and Satannish and apparently served as the creator of the latter. Dormammu is of sufficient skill and might to tamper with the spells of Odin against his will, as the Lord of the Dark Dimension did once to revert Thor back to his mortal guise. Dormammu had sufficient magical power to hold his own against clashes with Agamotto (a spawn of one of Earth's Elder Gods with power enough to stalemate Galactus) when the latter served as the Marvel Universe's first Sorcerer Supreme, even aided by an alien disciple; to this day, the Vishanti regard him as their prime enemy and that of the Sorcerer Supreme.

  • Sorcery over the Flames of the Faltine
  • Banishment
  • Superhuman Strength
  • Astral Projection
  • Matter Transmutations
  • Inter-dimensional Transportation
    • Teleportation
  • Light-Speed Flight
  • Transformations
  • Elemental Control
  • Inter-dimensional Travel
  • Time Travel
  • Invulnerability
  • Size Alteration
  • Immortality
  • Regenerative Healing Factor
  • Energy Generation
  • Energy Projection
  • Energy Absorption
  • Resurrection
Power Grid [1]
Intelligence*
Strength
Speed
Durability
Energy Projection
Fighting Skills*
* Dormammu's intelligence fully increases when he's in his realm, the Dark Dimension.


Abilities

  • Omniscient Intelligence
  • Master Martial Artist

Strength level

Class 100+

Weaknesses

None known.


Paraphernalia

Equipment: None known.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: None known.


Notes

  • No special notes.
  1. Modern Comics: Avengers Vol 3 66


Trivia

  • No trivia.



See Also


Discover and Discuss

Links and References

  • None.



Advertisement