It’s basically a superhero United Nations, allowing collaborations between the different groups (and brands) that make up Marvel. In Marvel Comics, the Illuminati were formed by delegates from different subsections of the Marvel Universe after the Kree-Skrull conflict to keep the universe under control. Not only do the Illuminati exist in the Marvel Comics, but the most confusing part of the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer could bring the all-star lineup into the MCU.

But due to some inner reasons the character could not be featured in the movie.

According to the designer, Balder could have been the seventh member of the Illuminati. Recently, ‘Doctor Strange 2’ costume designer shed some light on this brother of Thor. Then, its just like, Yay Hes gonna get an appearance Poor guy. Apparently, he is the older half-brother of Thor named Balder the Brave. But when you think “secret society controlling everything,” your first thought is probably the Illuminati. Poor Balder the Brave, he almost made Thor 1, and Thor 2, and Thor 3, if I can simplify that. The Time Variance Authority controlled the multiverse, He Who Remains controlled the TVA, and the Skrulls are slowly sinking their talons into the Avengers through the Secret Invasion. Originally Answered: Was it Lokis fault in Thor 2: Dark World that Frigga was killed I dont think it is that easy to blame Loki for his mothers death. Secret societies are nothing new to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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