Disney+ MCU: Wandavision | January 15, 2021 | UNTAGGED SPOILERS ALLOWED! ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK

[Wormow]

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If this show doesn't end with Wanda sacrificing Vision to save everyone and take down the hex I'll be very disappointed.

 

They already set up the ethical lesson that we "can't cheat death" and Wanda is the person behind taking an entire town hostage and mind controlling them, she needs to accept the consequences and make sacrifices to do the right thing. 

 

[bladels]

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I've never bought into Wanda and Vision romance before in MCU movies but this show makes me root for them.

That scene when they watch a sitcom together almost has me cried.

Elizabeth Olsen is absolutely phenomenal. I hope Emmy takes notice.

"What is grief, if not love persevering" 😢

 

Edited February 27, 2021 by bladels

[Cap]

41 minutes ago, Wormow said:

The MCU are struggling to have females on the big screen

This is Dora Milaje erasure. Also, Peggy Carter says Hi. 

[Cap]

I’m always here for content that confirms that Tony Stark is the true villain of the MCU. This episode delivered. 
 

 

[Wormow]

3 minutes ago, Wondy said:

This is Dora Milaje erasure. Also, Peggy Carter says Hi. 

 

I meant in the movies - so far we've only had Captain Marvel, and Black Widow... over ten years later.

[Fullbuster]

5 minutes ago, Wormow said:

 

I meant in the movies - so far we've only had Captain Marvel, and Black Widow... over ten years later.

 

With Ms Marvel and She-Hulk coming to Disney+ you might be happy about that ^^

[charlie Jatinder]

1 hour ago, Fullbuster said:

You probably won't like this answer but the best thing to do is not going too deep into this, I'll just enjoy what they're gonna give me if it's well done.

 

Reading reactions on other places I understood something: those who spent weeks having all kinds of dream theories are mostly disappointed, a bit like those people who spent years imagining what a Star Wars sequel would look like and were disappointed by the real thing because it wasn't like in their dreams.

The more you go deep into it, the more disappointed you are.

Lol what....

 

Not getting the theories right is altogether another thing. You can't excuse anything bad with "well just don't go deep" or "you are disappointed because your theory didn't come true".

 

In fact I don't even have any theory or expectations on how its gonna end but I definitely want it to answer all the questions well which they set up. 

 

Just because you are happy with shutting the brain off and watching doesn't mean everyone should.

[charlie Jatinder]

19 minutes ago, Wormow said:

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If this show doesn't end with Wanda sacrificing Vision to save everyone and take down the hex I'll be very disappointed.

 

They already set up the ethical lesson that we "can't cheat death" and Wanda is the person behind taking an entire town hostage and mind controlling them, she needs to accept the consequences and make sacrifices to do the right thing. 

 

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This sort of and also the fact that Wanda created life (Twins and if there isn't in fact a physical Vision inside Hex) isn't something I want to be actually true. Will be happy if that's something  only in Hex.

 

[Fullbuster]

2 minutes ago, jatvision said:

 

Just because you are happy with shutting the brain off and watching doesn't mean everyone should.

 

Yes, everyone should because it works

[charlie Jatinder]

What are the chances of this ending on cliffhanger to be solved in Dr Strange 2.

[Darth Lehnsherr]

This was a beautiful episode 

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Like alot of it we already knew but seeing much of Wanda's origin on screen and extra scenes with Vision and her post Endgame really highlights how she's one of the most fleshed out characters in the MCU. I'm really leading to the theory Hayward is some forn of Ultron but regardless he planted the seed in Wanda's mind intentionally. St this point I rather they just make him a full on bad guy now.

 

[charlie Jatinder]

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I hope by end of it, we are told what the fuck is SWORD and who gave them Vision's body and why didn't Avengers/Tony had the funeral done after Infinity War.

 

And WTF was that I am not giving $3B of Vibranium for dumping in soil. Like who the fuck gave you the Vibranium asshole.

 

[Cap]

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Honestly the best part.

 

[lorddemaxus]

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I'm pretty sure Hayward's just a dude lol.

6 minutes ago, Darth Lehnsherr said:

This was a beautiful episode 

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Like alot of it we already knew but seeing much of Wanda's origin on screen and extra scenes with Vision and her post Endgame really highlights how she's one of the most fleshed out characters in the MCU. I'm really leading to the theory Hayward is some forn of Ultron but regardless he planted the seed in Wanda's mind intentionally. St this point I rather they just make him a full on bad guy now.

 

 

[charlie Jatinder]

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so Wanda had powers as kid too. sure hint toward that. so is she Mutant or just a Witch?

what about Pietro then? Mindstone giving power to run fast isn't really....

 

At one point I was expecting some star face to make appearance as Wanda's father in as Eric Maximoff character.

 

Edited February 26, 2021 by jatvision

[Madhuvan]

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Hayward use the decay rate of vibranium go track vision. Wanda does chaos magic, so yes she created new vision with vibranium. She can manifest anything. 

That's why Agatha said that Scarlet Witch is a myth. 

@jatvision the answer is right there.

No plot hole at all. 

 

 

[Madhuvan]

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Wanda isn't just a mutant. She is Scarlet Witch. In comics it was stated that if Wanda was not a Nexus being she would just be doing energy manipulation. 

Similar to how Jean Grey are Dark Phoenix are related. 

So is Wanda and Chaos. 

33 minutes ago, jatvision said:

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so Wanda had powers as kid too. sure hint toward that. so is she Mutant or just a Witch?

what about Pietro then? Mindstone giving power to run fast isn't really....

 

At one point I was expecting some star face to make appearance as Wanda's father in as Eric Maximoff character.

 

More like it activated there true potential. 

 

 

[Menor the Destroyer]

Easily the best episode so far. First one to really have me emotional. 

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White Vision is a great cliffhanger. 

 

Hopefully we get a little more on Agatha's motivations? Seems that she is the one who feeds off of magic which explains the shark ad. 

 

Wanda's flashbacks were handled really well, especially the one with her and Vision. That was a scene that really made me buy their romance. 

 

I guess we're going to have a big punch-up next week. Wanda, Vision, White Vision, Agatha, Quicksilver, Photon, and whatever weaponry SWORD has, and perhaps more cameos? Really excited to see. 

 

They were very intentional about saying that Wanda's powers were "awakened" by the Mind Stone, so I guess this implies mutants?

 

Edited February 26, 2021 by Menor

[charlie Jatinder]

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I don't know if it will be answered but why was it all broadcasted as a Sitcom to outside Hex. Like with proper credits and all.

 

[Menor the Destroyer]

1 minute ago, jatvision said:

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I don't know if it will be answered but why was it all broadcasted as a Sitcom to outside Hex. Like with proper credits and all.

 

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I assume from this episode that Wanda just subconsciously wanted to create a sitcom reality that she could live in because sitcoms were her coping mechanism for all those years.