WandaVision (D+) - January 15, 2021

[Xno Kappa]

Kind of annoyed:

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SWORD realizes two Avengers are heavily involved in the situation and no one even bothers to notify or even get their input on it.

Like literally no one thought “Hey maybe we should get Bruce Banner’s opinion on this since he’s a genius scientist who personally knows Wanda and Vision.”

Having said that:

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Jesus Christ at Vision’s dead body! Has Wanda been puppeteering it this whole time and that’s whom everyone’s been talking to? That’s ridiculously creepy. Then you have the credits playing Voodoo Child at the end almost as if to confirm it.

Wanda has lost her fucking mind.

[Serra]

[Tyrath]

Shit's gonna get even more bonkers it looks like

[Zealot]

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There goes my AIM theory.

[Zealot]

My brother had a guess about things that's obviously wrong after this week but damn, would've been interesting.

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Mojo.

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[Cail]

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so after this week's ep, it kinda seems like there may be no stereotypical villian and that Wanda is kinda the bad guy so far. However, if you notice, they were naming rl people to the majority of the minor chars weve seen so far. They did not name Agatha, Ralph, Dottie, or the Doctor (as of yet)

I also like how the real people (FBI/SWORD/etc) doing the investigation, were bringing up some of the things we were...the hexagons, etc

[Serra]

How long after Endgame was Far From Home?

[Tyrath]

We don't know the exact dates but found this googling

With that in mind, and Endgame's final battle leading to the death of Iron Man taking place on the fall of 2023, Far From Home is set in the summer of 2024, around June or July.

[silverdragontyr]

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My only thinking why Wanda isn't entirely to blame is end of Endgame. She seemed content and accepting of what happened. What sparked all this? Then also mentioned theories of Agnes and not being up on the board.

The other thing and this may be me overthinking is in the first episode the mention Vision is doing "computational forms" and make specific mention to his high productivity and that he's a walking computer.

[NotGreyheim]

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There goes my AIM theory.

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Shit had the SWORD logo on it in the episode.
edit: suit autocorrected to shit, but I'm leaving it cause lol.

RE: the board

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Agnes and Ralph not being identified on the board is expected (as is Ralph not being up there at all). Dottie not being on the board despite her husband being up there is interesting... I had some suspicions since there was an assassin from The Red Room named Dottie on Agent Carter who bears a striking resemblance (or at least as much of one as possible in black & white). Possible she's a descendant? She could be the one in WITSEC.

[kuronosan]

Holy shit at that episode.

[Guitarman]

Damn.

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Angry Wanda is scary as hell. Still leaning toward the Agatha/Mephisto storyline. Any clue what the meaning of "why the hexagons" on the whiteboard? It has some meaning but i don't know enough about the comics to know what. Still expecting Dr. Strange to come at the end credits of the last ep to tie in. He's gotta be the only one that can bring her back.

[NotGreyheim]

Damn.

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Angry Wanda is scary as hell. Still leaning toward the Agatha/Mephisto storyline. Any clue what the meaning of "why the hexagons" on the whiteboard? It has some meaning but i don't know enough about the comics to know what. Still expecting Dr. Strange to come at the end credits of the last ep to tie in. He's gotta be the only one that can bring her back.

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There's been a lot of hexagonal imagery in the opening credits of each sitcom episode

[Tetrarien]

All I know is I legit burst out laughing at Woo's mastery of sleight of hand.

[Fhloston]

Mfw

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we see dead ass Vision and realize Wanda is dragging around a corpse the entire time

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[Myrrh_Quetz]

I just wish this shit was all out at once. I hate the waiting between episodes.

After everything that happened in Ep4. I just have so many questions.

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Lets face it. Wanda did not do this by herself. She had no idea her powers could warp reality to such a degree. If she did. She would have super murdered Thanos and this being just weeks off Endgame proves that. If she could have done this shit in Wakanda, she would have. If she could have done it during endgame, she would have. It has to be someone who has more of an understanding of what her powers are. Currently, in the MCU, that’s no one that we know.

I am 100% in on Mephesto. Some suggestive words here, some minor “You can do this but I want your kids” under the breath there. Sort of like how the Ancient one told strange he’s stronger than he thinks but like, super evil.

I think Wanda has been aware this entire time. I don’t think she like, went mental, made all this, and now, even after realizing it’s all her own doing, is keeping it going. She’s main villain with Mephesto telling her to dance.

What if all the people of Westview are all people that were Blipped and that’s why they think they’re dead? Also, what if the glitches are her powers being drained?

Also how would Agnes know that Vision is dead. We are talking a few weeks out of Endgame. Avenger deaths would be the last thing a person brought back into existence would take notice of. If this was Far from homes timeline. Fine. But it’s not.

That’s just my overall thought on things. I don’t want to type out all my questions on my phone at 4am

[Koul]

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My moneys on major PTSD. I think she's partially aware but will convince herself that this is reality because it's comforting etc etc. There was a super short clip of her and vision leaping towards each other in attack stance, so I think the Vision that she created is going to try and get her to accept loss and all that stuff

[Cail]

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My moneys on major PTSD. I think she's partially aware but will convince herself that this is reality because it's comforting etc etc. There was a super short clip of her and vision leaping towards each other in attack stance, so I think the Vision that she created is going to try and get her to accept loss and all that stuff

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to latch onto that, Vision seems to be her "reality" side. In Ep 3, he was saying how things were wrong and then questioning Herb+Agatha outside

[Anoat]

My new theory:

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Wanda stole the Mind Stone before Cap left to take them all back, (perhaps replaced it with a convincing fake) and she’s been trying to use the real Mind stone to bring Vision back to life but things have gone awry/someone interfered and this is what we’ve got now.

[kuronosan]

Nah