Doom's armor will allow him to take Flash's initial attacks and when the moment is right it will let him drain away the Flash's power, giving Doom the power of Speed Force. Doom is a pretty daunting foe but a Doom with the Speed Force would be nigh unstoppable and Flash would find that out the hard way.
They've battled each other in the past and present but every time, Iron Man has been able to defeat the Doctor. Iron Man may be nearly as arrogant as Doom but he doesn't let his arrogance hold him back, which has always allowed him to defeat the Latverian ruler.
As one of the most powerful magicians in the entire DC universe, it is understandable that Zatanna would be able to defeat Dr. Doom. Considering all the threats that Zatanna has taken down herself, it is entirely plausible that she would be able to take Doom down.
Morgan le Fay traveled to present day Latveria to punish Doctor Doom for failing to come through on his end of their bargain. The Dark Avengers went to Doctor Doom's aid after Morgan le Fay defeated him in mystical combat.
However, Thanos does appear to be the prevailing winner in terms of sheer power and ability thanks to the Infinity Stones. Kang and Doctor Doom are incredibly powerful in their own right.
Team Flash VS Eobard Thawne, Zoom, Savitar, Godspeed Final Fight 4K | The Flash 9x13
Could Dr Doom beat Goku?
On a sheer power level basis, Goku dwarfs Doctor Doom and his armor. Even with Doom's magic skills, Goku is still his superior in power, but that doesn't mean he's superior to Doom. Doctor Doom is much smarter than Goku could ever imagine being.
On normal conditions Doom doesn't have a hope in hell to beat this guy, under normal/common circumstances, no, Odin would wave his hand and Dr Doom would be gone from existence.
Wiz: Also, nothing Doom had could kill him, since Superman has survived hits from god-like beings. Doom also has been beaten by people like Luke Cage and Spider-Man, so he wouldn't last long against Superman's power.
A bloodlusted Superman would likely defeat Doom in a first encounter. However, any encounter beyond that would likely result in a win for Doom, as he'd prepare for a fight against Superman after a loss and a prepped Doom is usually a triumphant Doom.
Doctor Doom is one of the most powerful and formidable supervillains in the Marvel Universe. So much so that at one point in the 80s, he even managed to take down and defeat DC's Superman, one of the strongest and most powerful superheroes the DC Universe has to offer, in a Marvel/DC crossover comic.
Darkseid and the power of Apokolips would be able to overwhelm any defenses Doom could set up in Latveria. While Doom has been able to overcome powerful beings in the past, Darkseid and all he can bring to bear would allow him to destroy Marvel's powerful being.
When the two come to blows, the initial clash proves brief, as Magneto finds himself unable to affect Doom's armor. Utilizing his endless array of gadgetry and nearly uncontested intellectual superiority, Doom easily generates a forcefield that counters the electromagnetic fields Magneto creates.
Secure in his rulership and with formidable forces at his command, Von Doom set out to conquer the globe, as well as rescue his mother's soul, and prove himself superior to Reed Richards, the only man he'd ever met who might equal his own scientific genius.
Superhuman Durability: Doom's metal body provides him with a form of superhuman durability. Thus making him impervious to injury to a certain extent. Superhuman Strength: Doom's metal body provides him with a form of superhuman strength.
3 Why She Can't Beat Doctor Doom: She Doesn't Bring Enough To Table. Sure, Wonder Woman is strong and skilled but when it comes right down to it, that's all she has. Against someone of Doom's caliber, that won't be enough.
Doctor Doom had once stolen the Power Cosmic from the Silver Surfer and used him himself, only to lose it afterward. Understanding the offensive value of the Power Cosmic, Doom devoted efforts to artificially replicate it with technology.
It's at this point that Doom destroys Thanos, and yet this isn't where the conflict ends. At the end of Secret Wars, Doom is no longer a god, Thanos is restored to life and his former power, and the Multiverse is remade.
It would be a stalemate or Doomsday would eventually win. Because while Thanos is the bigger threat, there isn't anything he can do to beat Doomsday. All of his attacks will only increase the monsters strength. And while Doomsday could throw Thanos through the city all night, it won't effect the Titan in the slightest.
Iron Man and Doom go on to tangle many times over the years and while Doctor Doom is never able to defeat the Armored Avenger, he still takes him down to the wire.
Kang, to an infinite degree — except that Doom uses his power better. Interesting fact: Kang's real name is Nathaniel Richards. As in, a distant descendant of Reed Richards… but also of Victor Von Doom. With a lineage like that, we might expect him to be far more brilliant.
Should Doom succeed at stopping Tony, he'll have proved the superiority of his own "unique and unmatched genius." It's not too surprising that Doctor Doom is Tony's intellectual better.
Other Marvel characters have lifted Mjolnir not through worthiness but through technicalities such as absorbing Thor's powers, including the Air-Walker, Awesome Android, Magneto, Rogue, Wonder Man, and Doctor Doom.
However, the heroes were a distraction, allowing the Molecule Man the time he needed to strip Doom of some of his power. This enabled Reed Richards to defeat his nemesis in combat and restore the multiverse, ending the reign of God Emperor Doom.
