TOPIC: Let's talk WandaVision - SPOILERS!

It should be quite a final episode, with Agatha, Wanda, Feitro, Monica, Magic Vision and White Vision all in conflict! It seems like a lot to wrap up in just 40 or so minutes.

It was nice to see Wanda finally referred to as "a" Scarlet Witch, and maybe a more comic accurate costume coming based on her vision.

White Vision has sent West Coast Avengers #45 prices skyrocketing. Maybe White Vision will be short lived though. I am guessing that Magic Vision and White Vision will somehow be merged together for the Vision to really come back to life next episode.

It doesn't seem that Mephisto is involved after all. The Locus/Cicada certainly wasn't Mephisto.

I'm still wondering if Pietro is the X-Men Universe Quicksilver. I'm also wondering who the big Guest Star is next episode that they've been hinting at. Dr. Strange? Loki?

On the other hand, if Vision and Wanda's Kids are no more after next episode, that could send her spiraling down and maybe be the antagonist in the Dr. Strange movie.

Agatha doesn't seem as evil as episode 7 made her appear - which I'm happy about, as she wasn't evil in the comics. Maybe she will end up as a Mentor to Wanda after all. It does seem like maybe she's getting her powers from the Darkhold, so maybe Chthonn will end up involved at some point.

Mike Steele wrote: It should be quite a final episode, with Agatha, Wanda, Feitro, Monica, Magic Vision and White Vision all in conflict! It seems like a lot to wrap up in just 40 or so minutes.

It was nice to see Wanda finally referred to as "a" Scarlet Witch, and maybe a more comic accurate costume coming based on her vision.

White Vision has sent West Coast Avengers #45 prices skyrocketing. Maybe White Vision will be short lived though. I am guessing that Magic Vision and White Vision will somehow be merged together for the Vision to really come back to life next episode.

It doesn't seem that Mephisto is involved after all. The Locus/Cicada certainly wasn't Mephisto.

I'm still wondering if Pietro is the X-Men Universe Quicksilver. I'm also wondering who the big Guest Star is next episode that they've been hinting at. Dr. Strange? Loki?

On the other hand, if Vision and Wanda's Kids are no more after next episode, that could send her spiraling down and maybe be the antagonist in the Dr. Strange movie.

Agatha doesn't seem as evil as episode 7 made her appear - which I'm happy about, as she wasn't evil in the comics. Maybe she will end up as a Mentor to Wanda after all. It does seem like maybe she's getting her powers from the Darkhold, so maybe Chthonn will end up involved at some point.

I am still going with ultron (james spader)....he would have had access to all of this. If he made a back up, he could manipulate a lot of things

Well, that confirms some things and I think kills some theories. Yes, we are likely to get a surprise guest star in the finale, but this now feels like a series built around the evolution of Wanda into the Scarlet Witch and the resurrection of Vision. I don't think another viliain (i.e. Mephisto) is behind any of this. Although, another villain may appear during the closing credits as a way to tease a future project. It should still be a fun conclusion next week.

Dave wrote: Well, that confirms some things and I think kills some theories. Yes, we are likely to get a surprise guest star in the finale, but this now feels like a series built around the evolution of Wanda into the Scarlet Witch and the resurrection of Vision. I don't think another viliain (i.e. Mephisto) is behind any of this. Although, another villain may appear during the closing credits as a way to tease a future project. It should still be a fun conclusion next week.

i have one more week where my off the wall theory could be right

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

Dave wrote: Well, that confirms some things and I think kills some theories. Yes, we are likely to get a surprise guest star in the finale, but this now feels like a series built around the evolution of Wanda into the Scarlet Witch and the resurrection of Vision. I don't think another viliain (i.e. Mephisto) is behind any of this. Although, another villain may appear during the closing credits as a way to tease a future project. It should still be a fun conclusion next week.

i have one more week where my off the wall theory could be right

To be fair it is right or wrong now, we just don't know which....lol.

jedibcg Devil's banjo 666 wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

Dave wrote: Well, that confirms some things and I think kills some theories. Yes, we are likely to get a surprise guest star in the finale, but this now feels like a series built around the evolution of Wanda into the Scarlet Witch and the resurrection of Vision. I don't think another viliain (i.e. Mephisto) is behind any of this. Although, another villain may appear during the closing credits as a way to tease a future project. It should still be a fun conclusion next week.

i have one more week where my off the wall theory could be right

To be fair it is right or wrong now, we just don't know which....lol.

Schrodinger's Ultron!

So this has really mirrored the comics in a lot of ways. Over the multiple times the Vision has been destroyed/disassembled in the comics the story line usually plays out that it has been Wanda who saved him or restored his humanity. Agatha has usually taken the mentor/teacher role in the comics. And I agree that I did not find her as evil as the last episode made out. But I do think that Haywood is the big baddie. My gut is based on the single line of dialog of him saying you could bring your boyfriend back to life. Wanda did not have that idea in her head until he put it there. She even starts to say that she doesn't have that power. Everything else from that point on is in my opinion him setting her on that path. It has been an awesome series, and her being a chaos magic user is directly from that later comic series. Of which Agatha teaches her how to use. Will see how next week plays out.

My 2 cents

Spud

I really hope Marvel is not introducing another plain evil villain - who is evil because she is evil. Agatha, so far, feels like a Saturday morning cartoon villain. Audiences need to know a villain's motivations, so I hope the last episode fleshes her out.

let us not forget...that evil is subjective.

Spud wrote: So this has really mirrored the comics in a lot of ways. Over the multiple times the Vision has been destroyed/disassembled in the comics the story line usually plays out that it has been Wanda who saved him or restored his humanity. Agatha has usually taken the mentor/teacher role in the comics. And I agree that I did not find her as evil as the last episode made out. But I do think that Haywood is the big baddie. My gut is based on the single line of dialog of him saying you could bring your boyfriend back to life. Wanda did not have that idea in her head until he put it there. She even starts to say that she doesn't have that power. Everything else from that point on is in my opinion him setting her on that path. It has been an awesome series, and her being a chaos magic user is directly from that later comic series. Of which Agatha teaches her how to use. Will see how next week plays out.

My 2 cents

Spud

Here's my theory: Haywood is a Skrull. When we first meet him he's a likeable guy. Seems to care about Monica and her mother. Sends Monica to New Jersey because he needs someone there and wants to help Monica integrate back into S.W.O.R.D.
Next episode he's an a$$h0le. Willing to attack Wanda because reasons. Kicks people out while they are helping him figure out what's going on. Major shift in personality. We know that not all Skrulls are like Talos from Captain Marvel (because Secret Invasion). What better place to have someone than at the head of a space focused organization?

Fiddy wrote: This is where they leave us with one episode left?

No kidding!

My wife didn't like this episode as much - not as entertaining for her. She felt it was all exposition. We say she is geek-adjacent - she really enjoyed the "sitcom" episodes, and is less into the MCU stuff.

When I said maybe "magic Vision" and "white Vision" could merge, she said that would make "UniVision!"