It's gonna be Adam Brashear not Reed
The only reason I think Strange could show up is because we already know about the tie in. Don't think any other Avengers level heroes are likely.
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WandaVision | Paul Bettany is in this | Fridays on Disney+
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It's gonna be Adam Brashear not Reed
The only reason I think Strange could show up is because we already know about the tie in. Don't think any other Avengers level heroes are likely.
I can see Clint getting involved because he's doing whatever with Kate Bishop and they find out something is going on in New Jersey. Maybe they're hacking SWORD databases when Clint finds out they had Vision all this time and were experimenting on his corpse but Wanda broke in and took it back. It'd be like a conveniently placed backdoor pilot, except more like a teaser for the show we know is (I think?) coming later this year.
I don't want more seasons of Wandvision at all.
I would happily take more seasons of Woo and Darcy bumbling their way around weird events though.
I would happily take more seasons of Woo and Darcy bumbling their way around weird events though.
Right! Like a "Strange Tales" series like a more light hearted X-Files
That's definitely a possibility. But i think they're saving that for Falcon & Winter Soldier prob
Nah, if they're teasing anything with that show it's the Thunderbolts. There's really no other reason to bring Zemo back since he actually won and successfully destroyed the Avengers.
The only reason I can think he'd show up again is if he's going to lead the Thunderbolts.
They're fun as side characters, but they're not interesting enough to carry a whole show imo.
I agree. I love Monica and Woo, and I tolerate Darcy here more than I did in the Thor movies, but I think they work well as side characters. I'd love to see them pop up as a team in future movies - whether that's Ant-Man 3, Captain Marvel 2, or some of the shows, but I'm not sure interesting an Agents of SWORD type show would be without any superheroes.
I disagree. You''d need to give them depth, probably flesh out a team, but they're perfectly capable of keeping my interest, depending on what the case of the week/procedural element ended up being.
I can't see MCU Zemo leading Thunderbolt. He hate super powered being, he spent all his time trying to destroy Avengers. He's not going to be leading any super powered team after that.
From the trailer and what we know of US Agent, it's more likely that US government is working on super soldier serum again for US Agent, and Zemo will probably team up with Falcom and Bucky to destroy those instead.
This has probably been asked.. but based on what I have seen from Marvel superhero characters in movies both Fox and MCU.. is Wanda stronger than Phoenix?
An Agents of SWORD show on D+ could actually fulfill the promise that Agents of SHIELD had when it started. SHIELD started with the whole "#ITSALLCONNECTED" stuff, and then for most of the first season the connections were limited to mentions of the Battle of New York and the lame "man, Thor was here and you JUST missed him" tie-in. The Winter Soldier tie-in was handled far better, and was where that series found it's stride, but it was always dogged with a "will they, won't they" feeling of whether or not the movies would actually mention the show instead of it being a one-way street.
I don't see the D+ series being a one-way street at all. They're important, they matter, and they're equal to the movies, as far as I can tell.
I could see him believably moving from "I'll destroy the Avengers" to "I'll make a team that makes the Avengers obsolete".
During the fight against Mephisto, he is going to use Pietro as a bludgeon on Wanda's emotion by having Pietro standing in front of her and then Mephisto (as Ultron) ripping Pietro in half as he steps through
The thing is, if the next 3 eps really are all an hour long that's more like six episodes worth of content. I imagine a lot could happen.
Maybe. The heart of this story is Wanda's grief and how that relates to Vision and what SWORD was doing with him. Doing a 180 and introducing a new element such as a third party who is after…something…with powers to do…things…and is messing with Wanda for…a purpose, feels like a lot of ground to cover, even over three extra long episodes. There's already enough in play that needs addressing that introducing all those other elements runs the risk of turning the end of this series into a real mess. I hope I'm wrong if that's the direction that they're going to go.
I dunno... I kinda like how all the D+ shows announced thus far focus on actual superheroes. We got enough seasons of Agents of SHIELD and even that had to start including supers as main characters to keep people's interest.
Cliffhanger ending isn't out of the question. We know WandaVision ties directly into the next Doctor Strange, which was supposed to release just months after the show ended. I'm expecting the "big bad" reveal to come near the very end and not be resolved until Multiverse of Madness.
That's basically what I said up thread. I expect the big superpower showdown to actually be between Wanda and Vision, because that's the most emotional and impactful fight they could have in the series, and they've been building up to that. Then, in a post-credits tease, we find out that there was someone in the town who winds up being a villain in MoM. Again, I could be wrong, but outside of little dialogue teases that could be nothing, there's no hint that the hex is anything more than Wanda playing herself in her grief.
EDIT: That said, what I'm thinking isn't an outright cliffhanger. The "big bad", if you can call it that, is Wanda and her loss of control in her grief. There could be another villain teased at the end who will pay off later.
Feige has said that the shows are basically treated like long MCU movies that are split into episodes, and MCU films have proper endings (outside of Infinity War for obvious reasons). I'm sure there will be hints of what's to come later like in every non-Iron Man 3 MCU film (possibly in a post credits scene in the last episode?) but I will be very surprised if the show ends on an outright cliffhanger.
It's insane how fast this thread moves
Has it been confirmed anywhere that the next 3 episodes are longer?
Has it been confirmed anywhere that the next 3 episodes are longer?
No, but given the varying epsiode lengths we've had thus far, I'd be surprised if they weren't. At least the finale.
Not gonna lie the *Ad's* in Wandavision are really something else tbh.
Lots to decode here.
Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix had the weirdest fucking tie-ins.
I think this was Hardee's/Carl's Jr.
No. The Phoenix Force is literally a force of nature in the Marvel Universe.
A buddy mentioned to me he thinks SWORD analyzing Vision's corpse is how we actually end up with Sentinels...
Here's my reason why I think QS is the Fox QS.... it's the accent. Even if Mephisto had to change bodies why not change accents too. My theory is Mephisto grabbed the QS from the Fox universe because the MCU QS is dead and as Wanda said she can't bring back dead people. I do think QS is being controlled though, like everyone else.
Idk.... the whole point of the Thunderbolts was to trick people into thinking a bunch of villains were heroes and kind of undercut the avengers. I could see him doing it if it was presented right.
Wanda was strong enough to erase Phoenix from reality (with her powers amplified by Hope Summers)
that is until the Phoenix came right back a year later lol.
There's some stuff out for ep.7. No idea if they're real or not.
On the other hand, there's an outtake out there where the head of Mjolnir falls off after Hemsworth hits some dude with it, so your mileage may vary. 😅
Likewise. I expect the remaining episodes to be around 40-45 minutes in length, not an hour.
but Zemo didn't just hate Avengers. he hate super powered people, which is why he took the trouble to find the rest of Hydra's super soldier program and killed them all while still in hibernation.
if any, he probably hate Hydra and supervillain even more than the Avengers.
I could kinda see him finding a bunch of supers, making his own team, then sabotaging them all to die in a tragic accident.
I don't know WHAT they'll be doing with Zemo, but I'm excited to see it unfold.
The End of Wandavision
Komm Susser Tod plays as the sitcom reality collapses :P
Thunderbolt Ross: I want you to lead this group of supervillains and pretend to be superheroes
Zemo: sure...
(send them to suicide mission where they all died one after another)