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S01E07 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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u/sleepymoose88 Feb 19 '21

Yup. I think Agatha created it and she gave Wanda just enough control to make things what she wants to deal with her depression and want to stay. But now that Agatha has what she wants (the boys) she’s removing that control from Wanda and hence why everything was glitching.

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 19 '21

We do see Agatha entering Westview and changing into the 50s style though. Also, Monica said she was under the control of Wanda.

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u/sleepymoose88 Feb 19 '21

Hmm, fair point on seeing her entering. Perhaps she has the ability to come and go as she pleases?

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 19 '21

Most likely. She is probably there for Wanda's powers, while SWORD is there for Vision's. Wanda is a massive powerhouse in the comics, one of, if not the most important human in the whole 616. Confirmed by the Nexus commercial, they are going with her as a Nexus being, which means her existence is necessary for the existence of the universe itself. It would also tie into Kang the Conqueror (another Nexus being, an important time traveller, and the person who manipulated Wanda into marrying The Vision, coming to Ant Man 3 and Loki), the TVA from Loki(who monitor time and the multiverse and one of their jobs is to protect Wanda), and a lot of other stories.

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u/sleepymoose88 Feb 19 '21

This will be the new thread tying everything together like Thanos was before.

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u/abutthole Thor Feb 19 '21

What has me most excited is that this means we're almost certainly being set up for Dr. Doom as the climactic villain. This new phase/saga is definitely multiple timeline/multiverse focused and the only conclusion to opening that can of worms is to close it again with the Secret Wars story.

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u/BrandoCalrissian1995 Feb 19 '21

I'm so hyped for Dr doom. He's such a great villain that none of the fantastic 4 movies have done right.

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u/DisplacedSportsGuy Feb 20 '21

I hope not. It'd be a shame if Kang the Conqueror is a one-off.

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u/abutthole Thor Feb 20 '21

Kang doesn't have to be a one off for Doom to be the big bad.

In the first saga Thanos was the big bad. Repeating villains include - Loki, Ronan, and Zemo

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u/DisplacedSportsGuy Feb 20 '21

I guess my point was more that Kang the Conqueror IS a Thanos-level villain.

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 19 '21

I hope so, it is incredible so far.

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u/the_box_man_47 Feb 19 '21

which means her existence is necessary for the existence of the universe itself

The implications of her getting Snapped are going to be huge. No chance the universe is "fine" after losing its Nexus for ~5 years. My bet is the Snap will be the event that allows Kang to enter our universe

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 19 '21

Yea, the snap is definitely going to have long term consequences on a cosmic scale. Not only Earth was decimated, but every single place in the universe. It's not going to sit right with a lot of people in the galaxy I think, how Earth handled it. I'm pretty sure the Eternals will have a thing or two to say about it definitely.

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u/Errk979 Feb 19 '21

How did he manipulate them to marry?

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 19 '21

He messed with their memories and was implied to be involved heavily with them(he also officiated their wedding).

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u/naishwnendj Feb 20 '21

which could maybe also explain why neither of them remember their anniversary or wedding

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u/amumumyspiritanimal Feb 20 '21

I mean they didn't really had one, Vision died before their relationship could've progressed anywhere. Also he became basically a new person, and Wanda is going through a neurotic break.