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WandaVision | Paul Bettany is in this | Fridays on Disney+
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So Age of Ultron is/was trending. This series really did make people go back and actually appreciate that movie.
Wanda always had her witch powers, because she was born as a Being Of Great Destiny and would inevitably become the Scarlet Witch. The Mind Stone may or may not be a cause of that in a weird cosmic way, or helped unlock those inborn talents, or whatever.
Pietro has powers because he was wildly irradiated with cosmic energy and, against all odds, survived - you know, the Marvel special. Is the fact that Wanda is capable of unconscious probability manipulation related to that fact? Probably.
Pietro has powers because he was wildly irradiated with cosmic energy and, against all odds, survived - you know, the Marvel special. Is the fact that Wanda is capable of unconscious probability manipulation related to that fact? Probably.
As I said earlier, I think Wanda saved her brother and gave him powers.
I think that, as with many things in the MCU, they wont' give a straight answer untill they really need to. So in the future they can say they are both mutants (and adopted of course, because we all know who the real father is)
Yeah I'd say he was protected/impowered by Wanda.... which is also why I think the new mystery guy may get to keep the speedster powers
Yeah, I'm leaning torwards Wanda probability-hexed the stone to not kill her brother and then he got powers because that's what marvel radiation does.
But
There is no confirmation and I don't think ever will be and that kind of sucks.
Well... In the comics at some point... Kinda, at least his then-biological-father was one:
Bets on whether Agatha survives Episode 9?
I think she will because we don't know what the dark power from Salem is and there's not time to get into that now, so she's going to live and this dark magic will come up again down the line.
I think she will because we don't know what the dark power from Salem is and there's not time to get into that now, so she's going to live and this dark magic will come up again down the line.
Is Vision from the comics short lived as in he dies somewhere down the path or is this a movie interpretation only?
After watching Wandavision, I wish he and Wanda were still around as avengers.
It's sad to think back before End game, I really didn't care for these 2 characters. I didn't even remember how Vision came to be or why he is around the avengers. Age of Ultron was mostly ok but nothing amazing when I first saw it. I'm going to have to rewatch it.
The only time I really liked Wanda when she kicked Thanos' ass. That one scene blew me away. It was so satisfying!
After watching Wandavision, I wish he and Wanda were still around as avengers.
It's sad to think back before End game, I really didn't care for these 2 characters. I didn't even remember how Vision came to be or why he is around the avengers. Age of Ultron was mostly ok but nothing amazing when I first saw it. I'm going to have to rewatch it.
The only time I really liked Wanda when she kicked Thanos' ass. That one scene blew me away. It was so satisfying!
I not only think she will survive, I think she will help out during the confrontation against Hayward.
Also, I'll go one further.
That rabbit is turning into a black panther during some point of that episode.
I'm still going with the rabbit eats a bird because it is actually her black cat, ebony.
And then it will go from cat to panther to eat some SWORD goon.
Also, I'll go one further.
That rabbit is turning into a black panther during some point of that episode.
I'm still going with the rabbit eats a bird because it is actually her black cat, ebony.
And then it will go from cat to panther to eat some SWORD goon.
I believe in the current comics continuity they were experimented on by the High Evolutionary. That could still be a thing as its rumored he will appear in Guardians 3 as the creator of Rocket.
I could see Vision coming back, but altered in some way, and although Wanda is happy he's back in some form ultimately he decides not to pursue the relationship again.
So I'm not really sure why Agatha is evil with her origin story. And the declaration from this episode is that Agatha thinks Wanda is very dangerous. So who is Agatha trying to protect from Wanda, exactly?
I get the jealousy part I suppose, but Agatha hasn't really made her intentions clear — does she want to have her own sitcom town or what?
This was an interesting episode from a character building standpoint, but I still feel lost with the overarching point of the show.
Also I'm guessing the rabbit she was petting is the big bad in familiar form
I get the jealousy part I suppose, but Agatha hasn't really made her intentions clear — does she want to have her own sitcom town or what?
This was an interesting episode from a character building standpoint, but I still feel lost with the overarching point of the show.
Also I'm guessing the rabbit she was petting is the big bad in familiar form
XMen live on Graymalkin Lane
The witch in Macbeth turned into a graymalkin (witch familiar)
checkmate.
The witch in Macbeth turned into a graymalkin (witch familiar)
checkmate.
I'm not sure how you can make a series that's all about a woman processing her grief and letting go of denial and then have the ending be, just kidding, your denial works, he's back!
My laughing moments about the mutant theory.
So you can't accept that there is magical heredity, stuff beaten into us with movies like The Craft, Charmed, Sabrina, Practical Magic, The Witches, Harry Potter etc.
And as a hereditary magic user who then used her magical powers to protect her brother and help give him enhanced powers.
But you can accept that I guy who had magnetism powers, had children and those children could control probably and another who can move at super speed. That makes perfect sense.
So you can't accept that there is magical heredity, stuff beaten into us with movies like The Craft, Charmed, Sabrina, Practical Magic, The Witches, Harry Potter etc.
And as a hereditary magic user who then used her magical powers to protect her brother and help give him enhanced powers.
But you can accept that I guy who had magnetism powers, had children and those children could control probably and another who can move at super speed. That makes perfect sense.
Whoever corrupted her powers could be the big bad of MOM so I see her sticking around
Graymalkin Lane is an actual street in actual Westchester, NY. And so is Salem Center.
Chris Claremont was from New York and picked streets and names he knew.
He wanted to give a sense of realness to the Xavier School so it felt like a real place in the real world.
In reality nothing is their but some barns and farms.
Listen I just want Evan Peters to remain is all as QS.
Don't even make em a mutant just lemme keep my boi.
She escapes once Doctor Strange shows up and Mordo kills her during the mid credit scene.
Honestly, I don't know what would be a good outcome with Evan Peters. I think whether he was Fox Quicksilver or another character, they waited too long for the reveal to make a difference in the story. It will all feel shoehorned in at this point, but having him from the multiverse would be decidedly more forced.
Mordo hasn't done shit in damn near five years and you're going to have him off a fan favorite? Shame.
I legit want Evan Peters to be part of the MCU. He is an amazing actor who can do whatever you need him to do.
I just don't want him to be Fox-Men Quicksilver.
Based on his appearances in American Horror Story he would have made such a great supernatural creep of some type too.
Ah well.
What if we get Ian McKellen Magneto in episode 9 asking Wanda to create mutants but then in Strange 2 we find out Magneto was actually Mephisto
We got like 50 minutes for episode 9 and we have to save time for Patrick Stewart to wheel in and give a 30 minute monologue.
What if Xavier says more mutants but in Strange 2 he's actually Mephisto
Oh a troll... a troll could be behind this
But what if in Strange 2 the troll turns out to be Mephisto?
As much as it sucks having Wanda have more tragedy and replay losing Vision again in some way, thematically it makes no sense for her to get a perfect happy ending. That whole scene with Monica confronting Wanda to tell her how she embraces her grief as her truth that makes her who she is is the theme that Wanda will ultimately have to confront. She basically told her own kids that they can't just wish someone back to life and they can't run from the pain. Deep down she knows it's the wrong way to cope, even if she wasn't fully aware that she was the one that did it.
It likely won't all be tragedy, it will just be bittersweet with Wanda keeping her kids and losing Vision or losing her Hex Vision and getting Ghost Vision, but whatever she ends up losing she will have gained in some way by gaining emotional awareness or still having gained a family or maybe having actually helped the people of Westview.
Exactly. And the whole scene with Vision about how grief isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's part of love. I don't see how someone could watch those two scenes and think "yup, Wanda is going to get to live with the imaginary Vision she created forever!"
So are Wanda's kids like, actually her kids? I kind of assumed they weren't real to be honest.
Monica said the kids are real, and she's been right about everything so far.
And Mephisto creates mutants, but the mutants solely consist of
The real Mephisto is the Mephistos we Mephistoed along the way