Dagger-like weapon used by Kaecillius
In movie Doctor strange, on a number of occasions, Kaecilius brings out a dagger which somewhat looks like made from dark matter.
What is this weapon called and what is it made of?.
It even appears in the second official trailer of Avengers:Infinity War, which showing dozens of similar weapons pointing at Stephen Strange.
Best Answer
They don't seem to have official names, and are just referred to as "space shards". From this analysis:
As well as key sequences and effects, Framestore also worked on the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, a harness used by Strange to restrain Kaecilius; the Space Shard effect used by the Zealots; and the Space Portal.
We currently don't know if the weapons shown in the second Infinity War trailer are the same thing, as Ebony Maw (the character shown next to Dr. Strange) doesn't practice magic.
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What weapon does Kaecilius use?
Weapons. Scythe Daggers: Kaecilius' personal weapon, a pair of curved daggers that he used to attack his enemies.What is Wongs weapon?
History. Wong holding the Wand of Watoomb. The Wand of Watoomb was a mystical and ancient artifact kept by the Masters of the Mystic Arts in the Hong Kong Sanctum. Before the Battle at the Hong Kong Sanctum, Wong chose the Wand of Watoomb to fight Kaecilius and his Zealots.What did Kaecilius steal?
The Theft of the Book of Cagliostro was a successful mission undertaken by Kaecilius and the Zealots to steal the Book of Cagliostro from the Kamar-Taj library, seeking rituals from the book's texts in order to contact Dormammu.What does Dr Strange throw at Kaecilius?
During Kaecilius and Doctor Strange's fight in the New York Sanctorum, Strange picks up a glowing, horn-shaped relic that Kaecilius taunts Strange for not knowing how to use. That relic is actually the Evil Eye and came from Fantastic Four #54, and it's capable of literally whatever the writer wants or needs it to do.The Ancient One Vs Kaecilius Fight Scene | Doctor Strange(2016) | Marvel Super Heroes
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