The Black Knight, holding the Ebony Blade, in the most recent volume of 'Black Knight' issue #1. The Blade was passed down for generations until Sir Percy’s modern descendant, Dane Whitman, used the sword to bring honor back to the Black Knight mantle. Able to cut any metal except adamantium - it even sliced Iron Man like his armor was sushi once - Percy’s bloodthirst caused the sword to be cursed. The weapon of the D-string Avenger known as the Black Knight, the Ebony Blade is a sword cut from meteor by Merlin for Sir Percy of Scandanavia, the first one to don the name the Black Knight. Although seen in Doctor Strange, it’s not used, except maybe in the end credits, when Doctor Strange is able to spot a certain Asgardian outsider coming back to New York. The Orb is a means to monitor the mystical shields over the planet created by the three sanctums. Orb of Agamottoįirst seen in Odin’s Vault as part of a promotion for 2011’s Thor, the Orb of Agamotto is canonically stored very close to the Eye of Agamotto in Doctor Strange. Wong (Benedict Wong) wielding the Wand of Watoomb.
In the comics, the Wand of Watoomb recently appeared in the possession of Doctor Doom, in Brian Michael Bendis’s Invincible Iron Man. Though we unfortunately never get to see the relic in action, it is supposedly one of six. That’s the Wand of Watoomb, one of several items in the comics that is capable of absorbing mystical energy and repurposing it to heal the wielder, set up a protective barrier, or even emit offensive blasts. Before Strange is able to reverse the damage done by Kaecilius’s gang, Wong is impaled, still holding a funky looking, dual-edged hilt. Towards the end of the film, Wong is seen rallying troops at the Hong Kong Sanctum. Here’s a round-up of some of the coolest artifacts that sneak their way into Doctor Strange. The vast MCU holds within it more lore than one can fathom, and Doctor Strange gives a few notable items a brief chance to shine. Stan Lee is a pretty cool relic too, actually. The best character in the movie was also the Magic Carpet-esque Cloak of Levitation. The film also introduced a slew of other magical items, including the Book of the Vishanti and Easter eggs like Mordo’s whippy Staff of the Living Tribunal and the invaluable Vaulting Boots of Valtorr. The Time Stone within the eye lets the wielder control time itself. Those that have seen Doctor Strange already know the cool powers that the Eye of Agamotto holds.
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