Doctor Victor von Home was born in a Roma tribe in the fictional European Latveria country. His father Werner was a doctor, and his mother Cynthia was a witch. DOOM follows in his parents' legacy: he is a scientist And Wizard. With a genius and determination, he climbed over children's persecution to become Latveria's ruler. He intends to make his own earth. Not to spread in lowercase, not, but because he thinks he is the only one that can save the world.

But DOOM's biggest goal is to destroy a fantastic four. While attending the US State University in the United States, he was (hostile) colleagues with Reed Richards. Victor tried to build a machine to contact his mother's departure, but Reed warned him he was not ready. When Victor used the machine, she exploded in the face, leaving the scar. Therefore, as a doctor Doom, he wears a metal mask. He also persuaded Reed sabotaged his invention, unable to bear the truth, made a mistake and that Richards knew better.

Doctor Doom: Scientist, Wizard, Dictator, Revenge Reveal and Jeubormous, Two of the Most Final Forces in People's Hearts. It's the perfect recipe for a super-car, but movies continue to ignore it.

Many superhero films seem to feel the need to be singing more shameful parts of their original material. Hence, in the 2005 fantastic movie, DOOM is a technologically CEO, not a wizard or a ruler of Latveria as in Marvel's comics. Taking a sign from the restart of the comics "Ultimate Fantastic Four", Doom Funds and participates in the astronaut mission where the cosmic rays give their forces a fantastic four. The rays also make the metal on the skin of Victor (which he hides with his mask) and encourages it with the power to destroy electricity destructively. (In comics, DOOM's lawsuit has weapons that this ability gives him.)

The film "Fantastic Four" in 2015 also featured Victor as part of a teleportation expedition to "Planet Zero" with Reid (Miles Teller), Nyoni (Michael B. Jordandan) and Ben (Bell). The accident results in Victor's spacecraft, joining his skin and donating it to telekinetic forces.

Already, by binding the accident with the origin of the four, you have made a mistake. I get Why Movies do this: directs the narrative and, in the 90-minute to two-hour blockbuster film, the efficiency should be everything. It also gives him an immediate conflict with DOOM with Fantastic Four and SuperSowers, allowing films to bypass the messy of entry magic; The fantastic quadruple is silly enough, so don't bite more than the audience can chew with a villain. Whatever the origin of the doom is A scientific experiment went wrong, for which he blames Reed, so why not overlap it in the four to get his powers?