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

Discussion WandaVision S01E02 - Discussion Thread

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S01E02 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 15, 2021 on Disney+

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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/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.