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It seems Vision actor Paul Bettany had some fun trolling Marvel fans about a secret Wandavision cameo in the series finale.

The WandaVision finale is almost here and as much as we wish this series could go on forever, it looks like we're going to have to say goodbye to Wanda and the rest of Westview after the final episode airs on Disney+. While there's still more of Wanda's journey to be told in movies, this is the end of the line for this chapter. But with all things Marvel, we're not 100 percent sure what to expect. As we've already seen with past episodes, they'll left us some crumbs on some possible things that might happen. And then there's also the Marvel Comics as well. So what can we expect in the final ...

WandaVision “The Series Finale” Recap Wandavision finale titled "The Series Finale" aired today. [ Vision gives "White Vision" his memories back and White Vision flies of. Wanda frees the residents of Westview and takes down the hex but that means the twins and her Vision disappear as well since they are tied to the hex. Hayward gets arrested. Evan Peters was not playing X-Men Quicksilver after all. He was playing a regular Westview citizen named Ralph Bohner who was being controlled by Agatha and she used magical necklace to give him superspeed. Contrary to the multiple rumors, there was...

 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. ...

Paul Bettany plays a new pale White Vision in WandaVision episode 8 and 9 - but who is White Vision in the comics, and why are there two Visions?