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 could have ended as there are different ways to process grief. Each of the season’s nine episodes teased this out—new plot twists that threw audiences for loops all meant to obscure, but not erase, the reality that despite all the strength she’s put on display, Wanda Maximoff was falling apart long before she set foot in Westview. Advertisement “The Series Finale” is what WandaVision’s been building toward this entire time, and it certainly brings a finality to this chunk of Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision’s (Paul Bettany) briefly picturesque lives together in New Jersey. ...

Wandavision Finale Sets Up Upcoming MCU Movies And Shows ✖ WandaVision's finale has set up a number of new Marvel Cinematic Universe TV shows and movies that are coming in Phase 4. The final episode of WandaVision saw Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) having to face-off with their own darker selves in the forms of Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) and the white body Vision that SWORD re-built (also Paul Bettany). That conflict didn't truly reach its end until Wanda came to terms with the grief the series is built around. But with all-powerful magic and advanced techno...

WandaVision's White Vision Reveal May Confirm Major MCU Phase 4 Villain Is Running SWORD ✖ WandaVisionEpisode 8 ended with the post-credits reveal that SWORD has rebuilt Vision's physical body - which they now presumably control. However, Marvel fans freaked out hard when they saw that this new version of Vision is none other than the iconic White Vision from Marvel Comics lore. Vision's white body first appeared in an old Avengers West Coast storyline from 1980s Marvel Comics, which has been influencing WandaVision in some key ways. However, that same storyline, "Vision Quest" ultimately...

Is WANDAVISION a Terrifying Psychological Thriller? Twitter 0 comments WandaVision utilizes the relatively common “Trapped in TV Land” trope which sends viewers back to explore the shared life of Wanda and Vision. The show features nods to familiar sitcoms like The Dick Van Dyke Show and I Dream of Jeannie. However, many viewers noticed a different familiar feeling gnawing away at them throughout the idyllic first few episodes. By the end of episode one, it no longer feels like you are watching a happy-go-lucky dinner with the boss. You’ve somehow been transported into “It’s a Go...