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Who Is Orini? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Orini (Marvel): Dormammu's closest disciple, lover of Umar, and father of Clea

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Orini is a Marvel comic book character, with over 19 comic issue appearances. Dormammu's closest disciple, lover of Umar, and father of Clea

Who is Orini?

Physical Description Orini is humanoid in appearance, and when he was younger he had short inky-black hair. When Clea is fully-grown he is drawn as being either bald and clean-shaven or as having white hair of varying length and a white beard Brief History Many years ago when Orini was a young man he met and was seduced by Umar . Six cycles later she gave birth to their daughter Clea (rendering Umar unable to revert to her Faltinian form and thus making her a exile) and since she refused to acknowledge her she gave Orini the child to be raised, and Orini in turn never told Clea who her mother was. Orini rose in rank and was regarded as Dormammu `s best disciple so Clea was treated as a princess. Orini was the one to alert Dormammu when Dr.Strange entered the Dark Dimension the first time. After Clea met Dr.Strange and left with him, Orini's status was diminished. Nevertheless, Orini served Dormammu faithfully even to the point of almost killing his daughter. His views changed when Umar had lost power as the ruler of the Dark Dimension (they were placed in Mystic capsules by Clea ), Dormammu only rescued Umar and casted Orini into another Dimension.

Key facts

Orini is of alien origin and first appeared in "Pawns Of The Deadly Duo!; The Domain Of The Dread Dormammu!". The character is published by Marvel. With 19 recorded issue appearances, Orini ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Orini?

Dormammu's closest disciple, lover of Umar, and father of Clea

When did Orini first appear?

Orini first appeared in "Pawns Of The Deadly Duo!; The Domain Of The Dread Dormammu!".

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