That's basically just comic book science-mumbo-jumbo for "Energy Signature"
Worst case, a sideshow
It's likely Hayward wanted to turn him or whatever remains as a weapon.
Malcom in the Middle is the absolute best (American) comedy show of the 90s (fuck Seinfield & Friends), so I'm happy with their choice.
It did? Lol, I was almost certain I was still young enough for it to have been the 90s when it started airing. Well, it's still a very 90s-feeling show.
Clearly there's a reason for why he looks different from the MCU Pietro & they use Fox Quicksilver. It might just not be the "X-Men are coming into the MCU through an alternate timeline in Wandavision finale/Doctor Strange 2" level reason that the wildest dreams/speculations are anticipating.
1. He makes a joke that leads to a flash back that is common in sitcoms of the era. He shows awareness that she was making up a scenario to try to trip him up and reveal him to be fake.
My thought is that Wanda can't create life out of nothing. She needed Vision's body to bring him back, but didn't obviously have Pietro's body. She pulled him from the X-men universe at a similar age as her own brother (which is why he looks the same as he did in the 80s in the X-men universe), but altered his memories like she's done with everyone else in the town. However, like with Vision, he has some measure of free will. It will be REALLY interesting if Vision does his mind touch thing to Pietro…and what he might talk about.
This is what I think too. I hope this is the case.
I was thinking this but then in this episode she saw his "corpse" pumped full of bullets. That didn't happen to Fox Peter.
I always know what year it came out because the opening sequence includes a clip from the Benoit v Bret Hart Owen Hart Memorial match from WCW which happened in 1999.
All the eldritch monsters and ancient evil society's dwell there, didn't you read Hyperion's trucker run? There's a reason Super heroes stick to the coasts the most dangerous stuff is in in land America in the marvel verse, and it doesn't like being disturbed
That could just be her own mind (or someone else) playing tricks on her, just like when she saw zombie Vision. I don't think it's a coincidence that the two people she cared most about have died and come back, and she's responsible for both. I have a really hard time believing that they cast Evan Peters as just a (albeit cool) Easter egg. There's something going on here, and my hunch is that Multiverse of Madness will partially take place in the X-men universe…possibly because Doctor Strange shows up at the end of the season to take Pietro back home.
Yeah this line changes everything. It seems like it's going he MCU version after all somehow
ive always really liked vision for this specific reason; he was like this in age of ultron but yeah this show is showing more of that side of him and i appreciate it greatly
def a bit of a take but i think in this specific instance this is easily the best wanda maximoff story because she's not just a catalyst for events and its actually written with her involvement and character in mind. vision had his series by tom king which is arguably pretty good and tackles a lot of the same ideas as wandavision. wanda hasn't had many great stories and a lot of them fall under the hysterical woman trope, which the series is more or less trying to make more or less some kind of sense out of it. whether it lands it it'd be pretty hard to tell but they keep it kind of purposefully mysterious as to how this even happened in the first place and it generally sees like wanda is trying to make the best out of a situation she knows now that she has control over but between sword and vision's general snoopiness as of late she's kind of losing control
im earnestly not sure what the intent with pietro is. the bullet holes scene is obviously a similar scene to dead vision from episode 4 but it's not her pietro and i very much doubt it's meant to be anything but her trauma visualized. it never happened to x-men pietro of course. but at the same time the way pietro acts in this episode is completely unlike any of the two quicksilvers, obviously to some extent this is the sitcom effect... but he has knowledge that vision is dead when he didn't even recognize him in the episode prior. but why even use the x-men actor if its not necessarily connected? the mcu has done this stunt before with J.J. Jameson, but that version was generally understood to be just the MCU version of that character and we didnt have a prior actor playing the role before... there's no real explict mention that this is the x-men quicksilver either in-show so i dont know if it's even a multiverse thing.
Illusion powers so she can be the loki to Jane Foster's thor
Monica's powers comes from passing through the Hex twice. (and my theory that she is gaining them due to her exposure to Carol)
