WandaVision Finale Ending EXPLAINED

WandaVision's finale dropped this Friday and as expected the ending held massive implications not just for Wanda Maximoff and Vision, but for the overall direction and future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well.

The finale had a lot of loose threads to resolve, and while mostly everything was wrapped up in a neat little (traumatic) package, there were still plenty of other elements left intentionally up in the air, including two dynamite mid and post-credits sequences that set up Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and the upcoming Captain Marvel sequel.

There will of course be MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD for the WandaVision finale here, so if you haven't watched it yet and don't wish to be spoiled, please avert thyne gaze and watch the episode as soon as possible. After that, you can come back and enjoy this lovely little breakdown, but until then, best skedaddle.

So as previously mentioned WandaVision's ninth episode had a lot left to resolve. There was the subject of the mysterious book first spotted in Agatha's basement in episode seven, the status of Wanda's twins Billy and Tommy and whether or not they'd be able to survive without the Hex, or fall apart like Vision; the true identity of Fake Pietro (Fietro); Monica Rambeau's new powers; Wanda's destiny as the Scarlet Witch AND Hayward's introduction of White Vision.

That's a lot? It sounds like a lot. Let's start with the cursed book...