It depends on the specific interpretation and the official stance of the Doom franchise. Sometimes, it can be considered canon, but it might vary depending on different factors.
Anime canon refers to the content that is considered official and part of the anime's storyline. Manga canon is the content that is officially part of the manga's story. Usually, anime canon is based on manga canon but can have some adaptations or additions.
Anime canon might have some changes in visuals or pacing. Sometimes, scenes are reordered or added for better animation flow, but the core story usually remains similar to manga canon.
The main difference is that sometimes the anime might add or omit some details to fit the animation format or time constraints. But the core story and characters usually remain the same.
Anime canon and manga canon can differ in things like plot details, character development, and the sequence of events. Sometimes, the anime might add or omit certain elements to fit the animation format or time constraints.
There could be characters like Reed Richards. He is often in conflict with Doctor Doom. Richards represents the scientific and heroic side, which contrasts with Doom's more megalomaniac tendencies.