holy **** that was an intense episode, I like how they retconned the power purely from the stones to the stone just enhanced her abilities she had all along
Was it ever definitively stated to be purely from the stone or was that just speculation on the Avengers’ part? It makes sense as she is technically a mutant and the exposure to the cosmic radiation from the stone could have kicked her X gene into overdrive, but I don’t think that angle was ever cut off. Could be wrong though.
I wish Agatha would become mentor of Wanda and teaching Wanda to control her power. And the soul of Vision inside the Hex would merge with the physical body of Vision outside the Hex.
That was good, but the fact that they really just left us hanging with everything with only one episode left is sorta weird. Guess next week will just be a very very very good episode
I would like to punch Heyward in the face. Repeatedly.
He lied wanda didnt steal vision instead what he done was probs hide him in another facility after wanda visited but man i hope he gets a beating from wanda or something someone needs to put him in his place for the lies hes told
I would like to punch Heyward in the face. Repeatedly.
He lied wanda didnt steal vision instead what he done was probs hide him in another facility after wanda visited but man i hope he gets a beating from wanda or something someone needs to put him in his place for the lies hes told
Probs Jimmy or someone will arrest the dude and kick him where it hurts once it's over
I definitely wouldn't say so. You can tell the belt is entirely different, she has red gloves not blue, red top/chest piece not blue, black pants not blue, etc. The posters for the show which have a bunch of tv's stacked up show you portions of her costume and it's very very different to mcoc's sigil character...
I kinda like how long the finale is going to be. One of my biggest complaints about the Netflix series and Agents of Shield was that the final episode focused a lot on setting up the next season, so they had the main conflict pretty much wrapped up by the end of the next-to-last episode.
I don’t if I just got swept away in the new Architects album, but I didn’t enjoy this episode that much. Don’t get me wrong, it was good, but it didn’t hit the spot
In saying that, I think we pretty much know the story of this show now.
Wanda made it, Agatha just appeared to investigate, started messing to try and break Wanda out of it to discover her secrets.
The sitcom theme is because sitcoms were around, or her escape when faced with trauma. The parodies are all sitcoms from her childhood.
Agatha is the main villain, sort of. I think it’s safe to assume Agatha is going to try and end Wanda or absorb her life force or something. Might just be afraid of her power.
Was nice to get a lot of Wanda’s backstory, even if it was a big massive exposition dump. At least it served the plot. And it’s been posted in the thread before, but that’s definitely scarlet witch appearing from the mindstone
Who of course was namedropped at the very end of the episode. Hopefully this means Wanda is about to go mental
Also, it seems vision is real, and so might be the twins. Agatha seems to imply Wanda can just ‘create things’.
Speaking of Vision, we got white vision, a very nice callback to the comics. I’m guessing he’s going to be trying to do not very nice things next week.
The similarities between WandaVision Episode 1 and Bewitched S1, E1 are really close The dinner scene in WandaVision. The dinner scene in Bewtiched. Not to mention that the two unlikable female characters look extremely similar: Agatha Harkness (A.K.A. Agnes) - WandaVision Endora, played by Agatha Moorehead - Bewitched Is it a coincidence, or intentional?
Bro this was in my mind completely as their was a reference it it in the last episode.
wait can someone help me out. Very clueless when it comes to comics and stuff. I was always under the assumption that "scarlet witch" was just Wanda's superhero name like "Captain America" is for Steve Rogers.
But that doesn't seem to be the case, becasue of the silhouette from the mind stone and Agathas knowledge of "The Scarlet Witch" which makes it seem like more of a mantle that Wanda has taken on.
Not a spoiler (because I haven’t watched this week’s episode yet), but I’m hoping for some clarifications soon. For me, the pressure is on for the show to deliver over the final 2-3 episodes.
Doesn’t have to be an extinction level threat, and it’s been good goofy fun this far, but I’m ready to get a sense of where we are going. If the point of all this is just that Wanda is mental...well, that’s not enough.
I honestly think we are gonna see a vision vs vision fight next week. Question is... will that white vision be transformed when it enters the hex into a normal vision colour.
At this point, I don’t see how Chthon isn’t involved with Wanda’s chaos magic—he’s literally the demonic sorceror who is both author of the Darkhold and god of chaos magic.
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I don’t if I just got swept away in the new Architects album, but I didn’t enjoy this episode that much. Don’t get me wrong, it was good, but it didn’t hit the spot
In saying that, I think we pretty much know the story of this show now.
Wanda made it, Agatha just appeared to investigate, started messing to try and break Wanda out of it to discover her secrets.
The sitcom theme is because sitcoms were around, or her escape when faced with trauma. The parodies are all sitcoms from her childhood.
Agatha is the main villain, sort of. I think it’s safe to assume Agatha is going to try and end Wanda or absorb her life force or something. Might just be afraid of her power.
Was nice to get a lot of Wanda’s backstory, even if it was a big massive exposition dump. At least it served the plot. And it’s been posted in the thread before, but that’s definitely scarlet witch appearing from the mindstone
Who of course was namedropped at the very end of the episode. Hopefully this means Wanda is about to go mental
Also, it seems vision is real, and so might be the twins. Agatha seems to imply Wanda can just ‘create things’.
Speaking of Vision, we got white vision, a very nice callback to the comics. I’m guessing he’s going to be trying to do not very nice things next week.
To conclude, Hayward is a ****
But that doesn't seem to be the case, becasue of the silhouette from the mind stone and Agathas knowledge of "The Scarlet Witch" which makes it seem like more of a mantle that Wanda has taken on.
Any insight would be appreciated
Doesn’t have to be an extinction level threat, and it’s been good goofy fun this far, but I’m ready to get a sense of where we are going. If the point of all this is just that Wanda is mental...well, that’s not enough.
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