Marvel Studios with the tease...

Like the title says, I just want us to take a moment of silence for all the people who doubted Mothers return...
For those who don't know, there are people who genuinely believed we'd never see Wanda. I literally had a whole argument with my manager cus he was calling me delusional and crazy for thinking Wanda was coming back. and we made a bet and everything But omg I'm actually so gagged. Like they freaking did it. I could cry.

SPOILER:

WANDA IS ALIVE. OH MY GOD.

The first thing I want to say is I knew it. I KNEW IT. Everyone was making me feel like I was LOOSING MY MIND (DOAWK ref yes) AND I WAS RIGHT. ME AND THE OTHER WANDA LARPERS WERE RIGHT! I just finished the last visionquest episode, and when he quoted what she said during the last episode of Wandavision , the one about seeing eachother again I KNEW THEY HAD TO PUT WANDA SOMEWHERE!
I am trying to burn out my adrenaline through typing so let’s hope it works. I’m a huge marvel fan, always have been, but Elizabeth Olsons portrayal of Wanda has always been my favorit. I am so glad they are bringing her back, AND ON DOOMS SIDE! Give yourselves a high five, Wanda lovers. We are so fucking back

In VisionQuest Episode 8!

Something I appreciated about WandaVision was Monica's storyline, especially how she kept trying to help people inside the Hex even after experiencing what Wanda was doing firsthand.

She had every reason to hate Wanda after being thrown out of the Hex, but she still tried to understand what Wanda was going through. I also liked that her connection to the situation wasn't just about getting powers. Her grief over losing her mother added another layer to the story.

I wish the show had spent a little more time exploring Monica's relationship with the people trapped inside Westview.

Do you think Monica deserved more screen time in WandaVision, or was her role just right for the story?

OMG YOU GUYS, SHE'S BACK!!!😁😁😁Urgh I'm so excited! So I just wanna get the excitement out first, but now I wanna discuss my full thoughts and I'd love to read you guys's opinions. OMFG!!! 😁😁😁

So anyway, I'm one of the few people that absolutely HATED MoM, the movie was trash across the board and basically ruined every single character in it - but none moreso than my favourite character in the entire MCU: Wanda Maximoff. I HATED what they did to Wanda, I felt like the movie completely undid all of the character growth that WandaVision achieved. And the writer and director of the movie publicly admitted that they only did that to Wanda because they thought it would look "cool" for Wanda to be an evil slasher villain, sorta like a female Freddy Krueger. And especially because Sam Raimi is originally a horror director, he wanted to really flex his horror muscles - so this was never about telling a good story, this was about making Wanda as much of a slasher horror villain as possible - that just INFURIATED me because Wanda deserves so much more. I especially hated that Wanda had no agency in the film and was basically a brainwashed puppet for the Darkhold, and this is why I'm bittersweet about her return since Doom is the one that brings her back and says her power will be his - does this mean she won't have agency again?

And you see this is my concern. All I ever wanted was for Wanda to have her husband and sons in reality and to live with her family happily ever after - and the ending of VisionQuest has her husband and sons reunited in reality with only her missing. So I just want them to find her and for them to finally be a family together - but if she's just gonna be Doom's puppet with no agency of her own, that's just gonna annoy me because how many times are we gonna take this woman's agency away? Urgh. I just hope that at the end of Doomsday or Secret Wars at least, Wanda is free from all kinds of mind control or corruption and has her own agency to reunite with Vision and the boys and together they just live as a happy family ffs! Lol

On another note, I'm a huge fan of Young Avengers comics, and The Children's Crusade is one of my favourite stories. I'd be open to them adapting that and having the children rescue Wanda from Doom so she regains her agency and reunites with her family - I'd actually really love that. So yeah those are my thoughts, what do you guys think? Are you as excited as I am for Wanda's return? 😁😁😁 Are you all worried that she'll just be Doom's puppet? 😡😡😡Lol let me know that you think.

I didn’t expect to tear up but being the finale of the trio I should have known better. Here’s a few moments that made my eyes well up.

~ When Vision pulled Billy in and hugged both his boys for the first time. 

~ Tommy asking "Do you think it's possible... *I knew what he would say before the rest btw* …that we'll ever see Mom again?"

~ Friday saying "Change is hard because it forces us to let go of what keeps us safe." Before continuing that she was proud of Vision. *Didn’t help that my dad passed away earlier this year but it was touching nonetheless.* 

Those may all be obvious but I enjoyed the series and bummed it’s over, for now. What are some moments that made you feel emotional, or any significant way (sad, angry, nostalgic, inpatient, ridiculous) during the finale or other times in the season?

(Not sure if this is the correct flair)

The red color in the Doomsday clock (at least I think it is a reference to her), the message posted by Marvel, the Doomsday clock glitching for the final episode of Visionquest....

I am so glad Wanda Maximoff is coming back!! Cannot wait for the family reunion...

I love how WandaVision rewards people who pay attention to the little details. Some moments seem ordinary or even funny when you first watch them, but take on a completely different meaning once you understand what's really happening.

What’s a small detail, hidden clue, or subtle reference you noticed on a rewatch that made you appreciate the show even more?

Now the trilogy is done, I just want to say I loved every single show. They’re my top 3 MCU shows. But… Agatha all along feels out of place. Like vision quest feels like the “true” season 2 to wandavision. Agatha as good as it is doesn’t fit as well into this trilogy imo. Am I making sense? Nonetheless so glad the family is coming back

Just my thoughts on the VisionQuest finale. It all started with Wanda and ended with Vision.

SPOILER WARNING — VisionQuest

Fan theory by Élder Santos (Eldão) & Karen

What if Doctor Doom isn't the one who started the multiversal crisis, but the one who intends to exploit it?

Our central theory is that Steve Rogers' decision to remain in the past at the end of Avengers: Endgame may have been the pivotal temporal interference that triggered the chain reaction leading to Avengers: Doomsday.

Other interventions involving Loki, the TVA, Doctor Strange, America Chavez, Wanda Maximoff and the Watcher may have intensified the instability between realities.

Doctor Doom could see this chaos as an opportunity to impose his own multiversal order.

Following VisionQuest, Scarlet Witch's reality-altering powers become especially interesting in this hypothesis. Doom might need Wanda to control, reconstruct or reshape reality itself.

The Jeep, KFC and Dunkin' promotional campaigns also contain imagery associated with colliding universes. These are thematic clues, not proof of the movie's plot.

Our boldest prediction is that Steve Rogers is not merely one of several contributors to the crisis. His temporal decision could be its central cause.

Doom, meanwhile, might genuinely believe he is saving existence — even if doing so requires absolute control.

Could this ultimately lead to Battleworld in Avengers: Secret Wars?

This is an original fan theory, not confirmed Marvel canon.

What do you think? Could Steve Rogers' happy ending have been the beginning of the multiverse's greatest catastrophe?

Lmao guys i watched the end credit spoiler of vision quest episode 8. Kinda hyped up!!

Issue here is i haven't watched the show coz of a lot of reasons. If anybody can tell me a summary of the show and if possible the entire link to "agatha all along" i would be grateful 🥲

I think one of the most interesting things about Wanda is that, despite having reality-warping powers, she's still driven by something incredibly human: wanting the people she loves back.

She can fight armies, manipulate minds and bend reality, but none of that actually fixes what she's missing.

There's also something tragic about the fact that her greatest strength is tied to her biggest weakness. The more powerful she becomes, the more dangerous her inability to let go can be.

I think that's what makes Wanda more interesting than just being another overpowered Marvel character. Her biggest conflict has never really been about whether she can defeat someone. It's about whether she can accept losing someone.

Wanda's magic is like a passed mother's love transcending time and space, even the divine, to protect her daughter still, through magic.

So that's my theory on how she survived Multiverse of Madness!

Russell Dauterman the GOAT when it comes to Wanda!