I'll be disappointed if this doesn't happen now.What if the climax of the series is Wanda meeting the producer of the MCU, pulled out of the multiverse:
"Hi Wanda, I'm Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios.
And I need you to stop."
I'll be disappointed if this doesn't happen now.What if the climax of the series is Wanda meeting the producer of the MCU, pulled out of the multiverse:
"Hi Wanda, I'm Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios.
And I need you to stop."
That's what I thought the implication was. I just wanted to make sure.From her perspective, Carol bailed on her and her mom right after they reunited and (seemingly) never came back. I would resent her too.
There's obviously a third party in play, Agnes is definitely not one of the normal pawns at least. But as for who I don't know.
That twist had me cracking up, guess the real question is did she grab another Pietro from the multiverse, or is it a west view citizen playing pietro?
I do wonder, why does Darcy see that he's not the real Quicksilver but Wanda doesn't ?
Brilliant episode. Just firing on all cylinders throughout. Funny, charming, scary, exciting. The whole (infinity) gauntlet.
Fuck the spoilers though, it's ruined my post show watching of discussions and reactions. My favourite places all know whats coming, they traded the mystery to be "in the know" and there's just no point in listening to their analysis because they're so bad at not spoiling shit.
I've avoided spoilers though, so I can wonder within myself what's happening and this place too!
Yeah this is curious. Maybe she just strongly thought about Pietro (she was thinking of him earlier and that he was far away) and maybe just did it subconsciously.
I'd be legitimately surprised (and disappointed) if Peters didn't end up being the actual Fox version of Quicksilver.
Wanda is going from this show into a movie called Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Three months before that, a multiversal Spider-Man film that brings in characters from the Sony universe is releasing in theaters.
We are full multiverse now, folks.
Yeah but that applies to objects she controls, she can't control the goose, the twins and they can change independent of her. Which means they are being generated. We know this is leading into multiverse of madness and she didn't summon this pietro someone else did. So he could be from another timeline(which is something established in endgame). Likely it'll be a big part of next weeks sword halfWatching with my sister, she was quick to point out Vision was resurrected with his original body. They made a point to explain that she alters existing materials not creating stuff out of thin air. Pietro has been long dead so she would HAVE to alter an existing resident.
Yeah this is curious. Maybe she just strongly thought about Pietro (she was thinking of him earlier and said that he was far away) and maybe just did it subconsciously.
Even after all of this, my sister is still betting on Mojo of all people since TV is his forte.
Yeah. I hate that I was kinda spoiled. But then I remember that early gossip-y rumor that Evan Peters was cast, so even if I wasn't I'd probably still be going "Oh it's going to be Fox Quicksilver. It's going to be him!"
Still really enjoyed it. Wonder if he'll have his super speed.
as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
Wandavision is the first Marvel show made by they same creative arm as the movies. Agents of Shield/Daredevil etc. were done by a totally different division in Marvel and had basically no input from the movie division.as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
AoS and the other TV shows aren't actually done by Feige and Marvel Studios. It just sort of piggybacked off the MCU and was sorta connected "in spirit" in a sort of fanfiction-y kind of way. You're good.as someone who isn't super into the MCU but might start: why does wandavision seem like more essential viewing than something like agents of shield? is it more canon or ? ion't get it
basically just watch the movies in release order and watch wandavision and i wouldn't be missing anything right
Next week's episode is probably the Halloween episode.I hope next week is gonna be some Al Bundy/Unhappily Ever After/King of Queens kinda episode and the week after it's The Office or Modern Family with them talking in to the camera.
If everything doesn't explode next week that is.
nobody is gonna ask why the magazine costs 4 pounds in the UK and 10 dollars in the US?this shit is like i am living in a fever dream where all the small details are fucked up,why is that botherin me more than it should lolThinking back to the Evan Peters reveal, feels like we've come a long way since this:
I hope next week is gonna be some Al Bundy/Unhappily Ever After/King of Queens kinda episode and the week after it's The Office or Modern Family with them talking in to the camera.
If everything doesn't explode next week that is.
By the way, to those who are watching in other languages like me, I've got a question.
In the French dub, Evan Peter is voiced by the same voice actor who voiced Aaron-Taylor Johnson in AoU.
However, it's not the same voice that he had for the X-men movies.
Does Evan Peter has his X-men voice in German, Spanish and other languages ?
Hopefully Peters gets to continue to play Quicksilver in the MCU and the recast applies.
What are the odds of this actually being the EXACT same quick silver from the XMen films? And Wanda pulled him subconsciously from the multiverse?I got spoiled on him showing up, but outright saying that it's a recast definitely surprised the shit out of me.
I think there could be multiple "factions" of people involved.
I also keep going back to Dottie. She's the only character besides Agnes to not be ID'd, the only character to show blatant distrust in Wanda and implied understanding that something is going on. But, the biggest thing to me, is that in both scenes we see Dottie, the people around her behave as though they're being compelled, and not by Wanda.
Just spitballing, but I think Agnes is in Westview to keep Wanda on the road she needs to be on, and somebody else is there to keep the construct intact. And somebody is Dottie (she's been described as the key to everything in this town).
I saw this bit the other day and it was surprising, just how far they pre-plan movies and such, I'm sure that this show is no different (Even if the action isn't that much, I'm sure the story has been planned beat by beat a while back)
I saw this bit the other day and it was surprising, just how far they pre-plan movies and such, I'm sure that this show is no different (Even if the action isn't that much, I'm sure the story has been planned beat by beat a while back)
Agents of SHIELD was made by another studio and while they were able to use a ton of references from the movies, it only went one way - nothing from the TV shows were used in the movies. As the show went on it became obvious that it wasn't the same universe as the Marvel movies anymore due to divergent storylines.
WandaVision is made by the same studio as the movies and is essentially a Marvel movie.
Agents of Shield isn't canon. The only canon shows are the one that will be releasing on Disney+
In terms of sheer energy output how can Carol overpower a being that is pure energy? Carol has a weakness in that she still has corporeal form even when binary right? Isn't that a weakness to a person of pure energy on a cosmic scale?In a fight, Monica would PROBABLY win. She's sentient light - she's capable of moving, thinking, and acting at the speed of light. She's the sort of character that can theoretically fly into your head and turn off your brain before you realize she's coming.
But she tends to be limited by her human perception (and writers not knowing how to deal with that powerset), so in practical terms it's probably a tossup. And when it comes to sheer energy output, Carol wins - she's a shotgun where Monica's a sniper rifle, in a sense.
Average power meaning when Carol isn't binary and Monica hasn't phase shifted to a being of pure energy? So at base form tho Monica has no power of strength? 😕Honestly at their respective peaks? They'd probably kill each other.
At their average power levels, Carol is probably stronger.
Not explicitly that xmen film universe but a universe within a few digits.What are the odds of this actually being the EXACT same quick silver from the XMen films? And Wanda pulled him subconsciously from the multiverse?
Incorrect.
Agents of SHIELD:
The opening and ending sequences of Age of Ultron were directly tied to Agents of SHIELD. Coulson and his crew find the Mind Stone who then relay the info to Maria Hill and the cutaway from that scene in the show instantly ties into Age of Ultron's opening. On the other end, Coulson and his team find a decommissioned Helicarrier that they ping for Fury who then uses it to save the citizens of Sokovia at the end of Age of Ultron.
Agent Carter:
Jarvis makes an appearance in Avengers Endgame for the first time. He's the sole character to make a jump from TV to movie. Making Agent Carter and its events canon. Peggy also pops up in Agents of SHIELD while canon to her own show, making both shows canon to the MCU.
It's definitely that 100%, and it's how they'll justify in canon the rest of the "recasts" happening for Spidey 3 (pulling Amazing!Electro and Raimi!Doc Oc into the MCU to play the same characters but still be different people, and will also probably be how they'll have Natflix!Daredevil around too).What are the odds of this actually being the EXACT same quick silver from the XMen films? And Wanda pulled him subconsciously from the multiverse?
Also, Dottie has been abset for a while after a pretty big intro.
But I am firm on Agnes=good, in some sense. If they make Agatha Harkenss a bad guy, I will be very sad.
It's 2021 friends, imagining that AoS was ever canon in the MCU is a Wanda Maximoff level delusion.
Average power meaning when Carol isn't binary and Monica hasn't phase shifted to a being of pure energy? So at base form tho Monica has no power of strength? 😕
It's 2021 friends, imagining that AoS was ever canon in the MCU is a Wanda Maximoff level delusion.
They never did say it was canon, right?It's factual though.
It is canon until Marvel Studios says otherwise and pulls some sort of Star Wars Legends thing with it.
Dunno why some people feel the need to aggressively argue over this stuff.