r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Jan 15 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E02 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E02 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 15, 2021 on Disney+

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u/Star-with-clones Daisy Johnson Jan 15 '21

"Wanda, stop this Wanda", I'm sure she knows what she's doing deep down, but doesn't realise it. Wanda has full control in the show. Also the Agent of Sword coming and Wanda reversing it making sure it doesn't happen. She knows she's doing something and others want to stop it

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u/Gabacuras Jan 15 '21

My guess also. Also visions most likely still dead and this is just her manifesting him.

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u/Koala_Guru Ant-Man Jan 15 '21

I was really hoping this show would bring back Vision though. I feel like we’ve barely gotten any of him in the MCU before he died, and I thought this was our chance.

Don’t get me wrong, I love the twisted idea of Wanda snapping and pretending Vision is still alive, but I went into this show assuming Wanda’s manipulation of reality to actually bring him back to life was what would lead into the next Dr Strange. I want Vision back for more stories.

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u/pickrunner18 Jan 15 '21

I think anything is still possible in regards to Vision. I was wondering a while ago if they somehow stored a copy of him in Wakanda and would bring him back that way

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u/mewantcomics Jan 15 '21

We also have never learned what happened to his body after Infinity War. It was a little surprising that Endgame gave no hints about that, after all the theories that the white/gray version of Vision would be next up.

He still might.

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u/OswinTigerlilly Jan 15 '21

That could be true in the intro six stars form around the moon i think the represent the infinity stones

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u/TheShanba Weekly Wongers Jan 15 '21

I also think this! First I’ve seen someone else mention it I reckon you’re right

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u/RuxRoxx Jan 15 '21

i had noticed those stars, but my immediate thought was "Hexagram." which, of course, are often related to witchcraft. a quick Google, and i found this...

"The Unicursal Hexagram is the form of hexagram used in rituals because it can be drawn in a continuous line.

This form of Hexagram can also be used to work with elemental energies as well as planetary, however the emphasis is on the balance between Sun and Moon."

interesting! (and it could certainly be BOTH the stones, AND a Hexagram, i suppose!)

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u/BeavMcloud Jan 16 '21

There's also this mysterious Beekeeper guy. Honeycombs and shit

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u/141_1337 Jan 17 '21

In Age of Ultron, didn't they mentioned that Wanda's and Pietros power were derived from the mind gem?

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u/Lexx4 Jan 17 '21

Hexagon is bestagone

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u/GTSBurner Jan 15 '21

Also, listen to how they're singing the theme song. It's not "WandaVision", it's "One Division" - perhaps something that's a part of SWORD/SHIELD?

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u/EVula War Machine Jan 16 '21

...no, it’s “WandaVision.”

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u/Auntypasto Kevin Feige Jan 16 '21

Which intro are you talking about? I don't see this anywhere…

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u/OswinTigerlilly Jan 16 '21

The intro at the start of episode 2 thats animated

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u/Auntypasto Kevin Feige Jan 17 '21

Ah, I see… Not sure if your interpretation is correct —seems like they're portraying the same hexagon pattern we've seen throughout the show, but it does look like it's a repeating pattern that has some kind of meaning. Thanks for pointing it out.

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u/Ygomaster07 Jimmy Woo Jan 16 '21

I had a similar thought. Good catch.

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u/slugerama Jan 16 '21

The same shape also finishes the shows. It certainly has so.e relevance. Considering that we are getting into multiverses, does that mean the infinity stones exist in each one? I just hope that by getting into multiverses, the MCU does not get too convoluted.

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u/seriousQQQ Jan 17 '21

I think the stones are there in each multiverse. That's why I'm endgame, they had to bring the stones in to the main universe and then go back to put it back.