WandaVision: 10 Things We Need To See
The first MCU Disney+ series is gearing up to go out with a bang, but what else could we see?
Ever since it came out as an exclusive on Disney+, Marvel fans have been losing their minds over WandaVision.
Marvel's first foray into the small screen for Scarlet Witch and Vision is proving to be one of the more ambitious undertakings that the studio has put out in some time. When you actually start that ball rolling though, you need to end up delivering on a lot of things.
Ever since the show began, fans have been speculating about what new curveball is going to come down the pipeline next, from new characters that we're just now getting to see to things that have been hiding in the corners of the MCU for years now. While the core foundation might be about one big happy superpowered family, a lot of these changes could mean drastic things for the entire Marvel Universe going forward.
Whether it's the almost-too-normal citizens of Westview to the transcendental moments happening on the outside, there's a lot more to explore beyond the wholesome family entertainment that we were used to.
And don't think for a second that everything outside of the show shouldn't be accounted for either. From the new faces to the fate of familiar ones, here's a little bit of what fans are speculating about as WandaVision enters the final stretch.
10. Wanda's Resurrection Powers
Ever since the show began, the core foundation of Westview has come from Wanda's abilities to warp people's minds into submission. Compared to the other styles the MCU has to offer, this is almost a David Lynch-esque experience as Wanda tries to create the ideal world for herself to live in everyday. However, are we just going to gloss over the fact that she has almost god-like powers?
Granted, it's not like no one really saw this coming after the last few episodes, with Vision already fading into the corpse that we saw at the end of Infinity War. That already raises some questions considering the fact that she was able to make him sentient again in the first place. Without the help of any of the Infinity Stones, the ability to create life from what is essentially nothing is a very scary thought when it comes from one of the premier Avengers.
Then again, this might just be the beginning of what's going to happen going forward. Seeing how Scarlet Witch is said to be playing a major role in the eventual sequel to Doctor Strange, it might take an overarching narrative to explain how she is able to make things appear. Even though it's supposed to be all in her mind, there's definitely something more than just mind games happening here.