Technically Captain Marvel was in Spider-Man Far From Home, but Peter said it to Fury rather than us seeing someone name her in person
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WandaVision | Paul Bettany is in this | Fridays on Disney+
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Technically Captain Marvel was in Spider-Man Far From Home, but Peter said it to Fury rather than us seeing someone name her in person
Yeah that's what I meant, they seemed to deliberately avoid the clunky "well what do we call you?" scene
I feel like most comic stuff with audio elements tends to avoid using the super hero name stuff a lot anyway. Many of them are just clunky to use in speech. The major exceptions being when it's also the character's name. But rarely does anyone say like "War Machine" or "Star Lord"
Does anyone call Tony "Iron Man" past Iron Man 2 maybe?
Does anyone call Tony "Iron Man" past Iron Man 2 maybe?
Ah okay, wasn't entirely sure lol
Personally I always liked seeing how exactly they find a way to to give them their superhero name, especially if they actually find a clever way to do it
same but I imagine with Wanda that Tony or one of the other Avengers just said "you need a cool name like the rest of us"
No, but this show is going to be precisely why she gets that name.
And if people have been caught the hints around some characters, they'll know exactly where it comes from
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If they ever refer to her as Scarlet Witch, it'll almost assuredly be an insult directed towards her.
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I recall reading that it's this show that will finally introduce her name
The Marvel Legends "episode" was hilarious because of this.
I'd put money on a Benedict Cumberbatch cameo in the final episode (post-credits scene?) to set up MoM
I disagree. I think the MCU does this often and it's one of the things I enjoy about it; they're not ashamed to call the guy with the bow Hawkeye, or to call Cap Cap.
My hype for this show is out of control. The visuals look incredible, The humor seems on point (the clips have made me laugh out loud). It just seems like they are really nailing the sitcoms while also providing an interesting mystery
The biggest thing I'm excited for is the possibility of getting my favorite marvel character Wiccan into the MCU. It seems pretty likely now and I never thought Disney/Marvel would do it.
The biggest thing I'm excited for is the possibility of getting my favorite marvel character Wiccan into the MCU. It seems pretty likely now and I never thought Disney/Marvel would do it.
The Virtual Launch Event starts in 2 hours.
Probably accurate for the first three episodes, but for the show? Nah. You'll get all the Marvel you want and more from this show.
16 hours to go :D
This Friday there are two premiering of around 30 minutes.
Next week's third episode is also 30 minutes.
Three of the next episodes (I think one in the middle, and the two finale eps) are 45 minutes.
It's gonna be 9 episodes, weekly.
This Friday there are two premiering of around 30 minutes.
Next week's third episode is also 30 minutes.
Three of the next episodes (I think one in the middle, and the two finale eps) are 45 minutes.
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Thanks for the response!16 hours to go :D
It's gonna be 9 episodes, weekly.
This Friday there are two premiering of around 30 minutes.
Next week's third episode is also 30 minutes.
Three of the next episodes (I think one in the middle, and the two finale eps) are 45 minutes.
The one in the middle? Where did you get that? I was/am under the impression the first six are the sitcom episodes and around 30 minutes, and the final three are a bit longer.
er what is Loki doing here? is he in Wandavision?
edit: oh just a message thing, Falcon is on now
edit: oh just a message thing, Falcon is on now
I'm stuck in a Teams meeting but I have the stream on my iPad. I definitely have to rewatch now that all those other actors are popping up.
New tv spot at the end of that Launch Event. Couldn't help but notice the last shot is from episode 3 and Wanda is readying herself to attack someone/something. That's the 70s episode coming out next week, the one reviewers says is peeling off the layer even more than the first two episodes.
**Endgame spoilers I guess**. Ok so is Vision is dead dead? Did Hulk's snap bring him back? Why would it bring him back and not Red Widow? Is this set before Endgame?
I have a personal speculation that the town and/or vision is actually not created by wanda but is actually created by shuma gorath. Also that vision himself may be shuma gorath.
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It is after endgame. Vision is still dead. It has yet to be revealed how vision is in the show.
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It is after endgame. Vision is still dead. It has yet to be revealed how vision is in the show.
Ah. No thank you, D+. I'm hyped but not staying up till 3am hyped.
I think I'm also slightly leaning towards being more about wander creating this reality than it being done to her, but it could be both!
Funny how there were supposed to be many MCU pieces before Wandavision.
Regardless, PHASE 4 BABY!
Regardless, PHASE 4 BABY!
Cool that all the others actors from upcoming shows appeared :D