Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for WandaVision season 1.
The Scarlet Witch and Vision’s story may not be finished yet.
Despite the conclusion for the first season of WandaVision, showrunner Jac Schaeffer relayed that there’s still a chance the pair of star-crossed Avengers could reunite in the future.
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The goodbye
The Season 1 finale of WandaVision showed Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) being forced to acknowledge her dark actions transforming the town of Westview into her own personal TV sitcom world. She also did battle with witch Agatha Harkness.
Meanwhile, the Vision (Paul Bettany), who Wanda had revived for this world, fought the real Vision, now rebuilt in a new white-skinned body. The two Visions managed to come to a peaceful accord after the “Westview Vision” shared his memories with the other.
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Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for all of WandaVision.
While expectations were high for WandaVision, few realized just how unique the show was going to be.
What began as a strange tribute to classic TV sitcoms became a deeper exploration of Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) dealing with grief over Avengers Endgame’s events to make some terrible decisions.
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The series was loved by fans for many things, not the least of the clever Easter Eggs for comic book fans.
Some were obvious such as the Halloween episode where Wanda, Vision, and Quicksilver dress like their comic book counterparts. There were also things like the Darkhold, the White Vision, and Monica Rambeau gaining superpowers.
Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for the entire first season of WandaVision
WandaVision’s finale brought closure to the Scarlet Witch and Vision’s main story and opened the path to new twists in the MCU.
In an interview with the New York Times, creator Jac Schaeffer shared a look at the storylines fans didn’t get to see and shared hints about what may happen next.
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The TV genre
From the beginning, the series played on the House of M storyline where Wanda’s power creates a new world where mutants are dominant over humans. While that wouldn’t quite be the same in the MCU, the concept of her retreating into a false reality was key.