Jason Wong is the current librarian of the Mystic Arts. When his former librarian was murdered by Kaecilius and the Circle Sinister under the command of Baron Mordo, Wong then became the highly protective keeper of all the ancient books when he met Stephen Vincent Strange, and assisted him in his studies. As Kaecilius attempted to use his power to bring Dormammu to Earth, Wong and the other Masters used their power to eventually defeat him, at the cost of Morgan Erskine's death. With conflict with Dormammu and the Circle Sinister was over, Wong had then joined Doctor Strange in protecting the New York Sanctum from coming threats outside the sanctum.
For over a year, Jason Wong became a good friend with Stephen Vincent Strange and helped him ease his pain over the lost of Gina Atwater, but just as his friend had been going in time to prevent the love of his life from getting killed, Wong had been working alongside a temporal paradox version of Doctor Strange before the universe was starting to die due to the Strange Supreme breaking an Absolute Point in time. After reality was falling apart, he granted Temporal Strange a protection spell before Strange was abducted by Strange Supreme. He was among almost all of those in the universe that were killed as the whole universe fell into destruction after Strange Supreme briefly restored Gina back to life.
As a longtime student of the Ancient One and one of the most knowledgeable Masters of the Mystic Arts in Kamar-Taj, Wong is serious and unflinching when it comes to performing his duties, both as an instructor and later, a librarian of Kamar-Taj. After Baron Mordo and Kaecilius' betrayal, Wong gets more reluctant to trust others, and constantly puts up a stern appearance, to the point of threatening Doctor Strange when the latter was only trying to be friendly and make jokes when coming to borrow books. Despite being seemingly ignorant of contemporary pop culture, it is revealed that Wong actually enjoys his fair share of pop culture just like most are, but pretends to not be aware of it around others, and is less serious when others are not around. He has a great deal of respect for the Ancient One and the natural laws, but unlike the younger student, he is capable of moral flexibility and willing to bend said laws when the situation desperately calls for it, as shown when he approved of Strange's time-bending when confronting Dormammu.
Although initially hostile to Strange at first, due to the latter's attempts to be funny and exceeding inquisitiveness, Wong has come to appreciate those traits as well as Strange's exceptional gift at the Mystic Arts, eventually becoming one of his strongest allies, and his surrogate tutor in the absence of the Ancient One. He was deadset against Strange using the Eye of Agamotto as it violates the laws of nature, but after seeing Strange use it for the benefit of mankind rather than abusing it, he decided to let Strange inherit it once he mastered its powers, but advised him not to wear it in plain sight until then as it is the vessel of an Infinity Stone. Even though Wong is evidently a very serious person, he is not completely without a sense of humor, as he laughed at Strange’s remark about warnings coming after the spells upon the surviving zealots of the Circle Sinister that were transformed into Mindless Ones.
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Powers[]
Master Sorcerer: Jason Wong is one of the most powerful members of the Masters of the Mystic Arts, a highly skilled and experienced sorcerer, using his skills in the mystic arts to defend his native reality. He possesses a vast knowledge of magic and is knowledgeable of many dangerous spells and relics that were forbidden to all other Masters of the Mystic Arts, such as the Eye of Agamotto and the Dark Dimension ritual.
Portal Creation: Using a Sling Ring, Jason Wong is able to open portals that lead to different locations, gaining the ability to move across the material world and transport himself to other parts of the Multiverse.
Interdimensional Travel: Using the same Sling Ring, Jason Wong can travel between different dimensions of the Multiverse, crossing over different planes of existence or traveling across various forms of reality.
Barrier Creation: Like many of his fellow sorcerers, Wong is able to use Tao Mandalas as shields in combat, as well as to control the size and shape of his shields.
Holographic Projection: Jason Wong can generate a holographic display of the cosmos and the stones by conjuring Eldritch Magic formations.
Astral Projection: Jason Wong is capable of separating his astral form from his body, gaining access to the Astral Plane.
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Expert Martial Artist: Jason Wong is a remarkably powerful fighter, as he was able to hold off the zealots of the Circle Sinister for a short period of time. He is also quite skilled in armed combat, with his main weapon of choice being the Wand of Watoomb.
Multilingualism: Wong is fluent in his native Mandarin, English, and Sanskrit throughout his tenure in Kamar-Taj.
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Sling Ring: A mystical object which enables the wearer to open a fiery portal to another location to allow instant transportation to any location the user desires.
During the Battle at the Hong Kong Sanctum, Wong chose this relic as his weapon to repel the invasion. It is a durable weapon and can be used to channel magic into it, therefore making it a powerful relic.
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Kamar-Taj: As the home and training grounds to the Masters of the Mystic Arts, Wong worked as a librarian in Kamar-Taj, hoarding spellbooks that uphold common practices of Magic for the rest of the world.
Hong Kong Sanctum: Wong and several other Masters of the Mystic Arts stationed themselves in the Hong Kong Sanctum when Baron Mordo sent his disciples to destroy it.
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