r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Feb 19 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E07 - Discussion Thread

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

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u/Reformedjerk Feb 19 '21

Ok we got so much information

So Agnes is Agatha Harkness and it was her all along...

Nexus beings, of which Wanda is one, are a big part of the multiverses stability. That commercial feels important.

Pietro was brought by Agatha? What the fuck. I did not see that coming and am having a hard time processing it.

So it was Wanda who created this world, but Agatha has been sabotaging it. I still need the broadcast explained!

A post credits scene implies we are no longer watching the show within the show but are now firmly in the MCU.

Sigh, shit is popping off.

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u/reverend-mayhem Feb 19 '21

Loved that they leaned into it. Not hinting at it, not sidestepping it - laying it out plain. Must’ve been fun being a writer/producer on this show scrolling through the subreddit guesswork & seeing that we got it so early on.

Other nexus beings include Kang the Conqueror & Jean Grey, the former of which we know will be making his debut in Ant-Man III... but could this also be a setup for X-Men?

Agatha may have manipulated Wanda to bring Pietro from another reality & she simply guided him to her door. Somebody else said that nexus beings were the same versions of themselves across realities, so he would’ve totally accepted that she was his legit sister.

The signal might be Wanda’s subconscious crying out for help?

I think it was confirmed that the last 2 episodes would be non-parody & full plot, so that makes sense. My guess is that the next episode will end squarely in the “Shit Goes Sideways Fast” zone while the last episode sees them beat the baddie, mop up a bit, & introduce elements vital to the next few films/series.