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Doctor Doom vs. Doom of Earth-6160

Reed Richards, the Earth-6160 version of Mister Fantastic. In this site's ratings, classic Doctor Doom wins 57% of their one-on-one fights, so it is close to a coin flip.

Classic Doom57%Toss-up

Doom of Earth-616043%Toss-up

Fight rules: both fighters at their peak, no preparation, no allies, only their own powers and personal gear. A win is a knockout, a restraint they can't escape, or a forced surrender. The percentages are fan estimates, not official information.

Doom's edge

Sixty years of beating the Fantastic Four's powers one at a time, sorcery this Doom never learned, and a mind no one has ever broken. This Doom's was broken: the Maker tortured him through what felt like centuries, and by his own admission he once wanted to die (Ultimates #4, 2024; Ultimate Endgame #5, 2026).

Doom's edge

Reed Richards's mind in Doom's armor, better at chronomechanics than the Maker himself, and at the end all four Fantastic Four powers at once: rock, flame, stretch and force, striking in the shapes of Ben, Sue and Johnny (Ultimate Endgame #5, 2026).

Odds against every version of Doom

Doom's chance of winning, version by version. The strongest Doom here, God Emperor Doom, wins >99% of the time; the weakest, Fox Doom (2005), wins 18%. The last column says what moves each version away from classic Doom's 57%.

Doom	Doom wins	Outcome	What changes
Doom Classic Doom	57%	Toss-up	The baseline Doom
Power Cosmic Doom Power Cosmic (1967)	96%	Favored	Overall +70 for this version
Beyonder-powered Doom Beyonder power (1985)	>99%	Favored	Overall +130 for this version
Unthinkable Doom Unthinkable (2003)	96%	Favored	Overall +65 for this version; +6: Johnny's nova blast didn't stop him, and the hellfire around his pact burned the Torch (FF vol. 3 #69, FF #500).
Life Force Doom Life Force (2012)	99%	Favored	Overall +110 for this version
God Emperor Doom God Emperor (2015)	>99%	Favored	Overall +150 for this version
Infamous Iron Man Infamous Iron Man	50%	Toss-up	Overall −4 for this version; −3: He's trying to make amends, and he dodged the Thing rather than trade blows (Infamous Iron Man, 2017).
Sorcerer Supreme Doom Sorcerer Supreme (2025)	92%	Favored	Overall +55 for this version
Doom 2099 Doom 2099	56%	Toss-up	Overall −4 for this version; +3: Cyberpathy: he can talk to machines directly, and the Fantastic Four's suits and gadgets are machines.
Van Damme Van Damme (Ultimate)	37%	Underdog	Overall −20 for this version
Fox Doom (2005) Julian McMahon (2005)	18%	Underdog	Overall −45 for this version
Fox Doom (2007) Surfer's board (2007)	84%	Favored	Overall +35 for this version
Fox Doom (2015) Toby Kebbell (2015)	37%	Underdog	Overall −20 for this version

Tale of the tape

Eight stats on a 1-to-10 scale, classic Doom against Doom of Earth-6160. How the stat scales work.

StatClassic DoomDoom

Strength66

Speed75

Agility56

Durability97

Size65

Fighting skill65

Intelligence910

Ranged attack87

Doom's power set

Super-genius10/10
Spotted the fatal flaw in Howard Stark's Immortus Engine on sight (Ultimate Invasion #4).
Chronomechanics9/10
Better at it than the Maker, who needed Doom's mind to find the Immortus Engine (Ultimate Endgame #4–5).
Four cosmic powers8/10
Rock hide, flame, stretching and force, given to himself in brief, carefully measured doses of cosmic rays (Ultimate Endgame #5).
Will9/10
Fought off the Maker's microplastic takeover and beat him in a battle of wills for the Engine (Ultimate Endgame #4–5).
Armor and weapons7/10
Steel mask, armor, a handgun-style blaster and red energy beams that tore through the City's tentacles (Ultimate Endgame #1–4).

Who is Doom?

Real name: Reed Richards
Universe: Earth-6160, the Ultimate Universe of 2023–26
First appearance: Ultimate Invasion #3 (Aug 2023)
Created by: Jonathan Hickman and Bryan Hitch
Died: Ultimate Endgame #5 (June 2026)

On Earth-6160, Reed Richards was a thirteen-year-old prodigy at State University, where Ben Grimm was his roommate. Years later the project's board shut down his over-budget flight into a cosmic storm, and Reed, his girlfriend Sue Storm, test pilot Ben and Sue's teenage brother Johnny flew the ship anyway. The Maker, the Reed Richards of a dead universe who had been rewriting this world since the 1960s, had delayed the launch so they missed the storm (Ultimate Invasion #2, 2023). Johnny burst into flame in flight and died, stray radiation killed Sue, Ben was found dead in a quarry, and Reed went to prison, where the Maker took him. In the City, where the Maker controlled time, he squeezed centuries of torture into moments, told Reed his name was Doom and welded a mask onto his face (Ultimates #4, 2024). The Maker introduced him to Howard Stark as perhaps the smartest man in the universe (Ultimate Invasion #3). Doom helped Howard build the Immortus Engine and seal the Maker in his City for two years, then helped Howard's son Tony become Iron Lad (Ultimate Invasion #4, 2023). As one of the Ultimates, he quietly ran Project 4, giving mice the Fantastic Four's powers, and every mouse died. When the Maker returned, he haunted Doom's mind and used him to hunt the heroes (Ultimate Endgame, 2025–26). In the last battle Doom revealed he had given himself all four powers, dove into the Maker's City-tree, beat him in a battle of wills for the Immortus Engine and used its one change to bring Spider-Man back to life. He died unmasked, with the white shapes of Sue, Ben and Johnny around him (Ultimate Endgame #5, June 2026).

First appearance: Ultimate Invasion #3 (Aug 2023), introduced by the Maker to Howard Stark.

Signature feats

Caught a fatal timing flaw in Howard Stark's Immortus Engine the first time he saw it.Ultimate Invasion #4 (2023)
Ran the City's power conduit so Howard could drop the temporal shield and lock the Maker inside with Kang's legions.Ultimate Invasion #4 (2023)
Built Iron Lad's armor with the teenage Tony Stark.Ultimate Invasion #4 (2023)
Told by the Maker to disable Kang without damaging his time engine, shot the engine, leaving the Maker one time machine short.Ultimate Endgame #3 (2026)
Resisted microplastic machines meant to turn him into an extension of the Maker.Ultimate Endgame #4 (2026)
Struck the Maker with the shapes of Ben, Sue and Johnny, dove into the City-tree and won the battle of wills for the Immortus Engine.Ultimate Endgame #5 (2026)
Spent the Engine's one change on bringing Spider-Man back to life.Ultimate Endgame #5 (2026)

Weaknesses and limits

Suffers periods of deep despair, which he names after the Negative Zone.Ultimates #4 (2024)
The Maker could see into his mind, haunt it and use him to track his friends.Ultimate Endgame #2–4 (2026)
His cosmic-ray mutations were unstable: every test mouse died.Ultimates #4 (2024)
He used the four powers once, at the end, and did not survive the day.Ultimate Endgame #5 (2026)

Gear

A riveted steel mask the Maker welded to his face, armor, a hooded blue cloak, a handgun-style blaster and red energy weapons; at the end, a blue Fantastic Four uniform with the “4” on it (Ultimate Endgame #5).

Affiliations

The Ultimates: Founding member with Iron Lad (Ultimates, 2024–26).
Howard Stark: Built the Immortus Engine with him inside the City and helped seal the Maker away (Ultimate Invasion #4).
Iron Lad: Built Tony Stark's armor with him and delivered Howard's engine, files and last letter.
Project 4: His cosmic-ray program to bring the Fantastic Four back, mouse by mouse.

In a team fight

The fail-safe: the man who knows the Maker's mind from the inside, and spends himself on the one change that matters. Build a team against Doom.

Status, October 2026

Died in Ultimate Endgame #5 (June 24, 2026) after saving his universe. Ultimate Universe: Finale #1, out the same day, closed the line with a promise that the Ultimate Universe will return; its last pages belong to Earth-6160's own Victor von Doom, young and unscarred, holding a vial of the Maker.

Other versions of Mister Fantastic

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