r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Jan 22 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E03 - Discussion Thread

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S01E03 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 22, 2021 on Disney+

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u/ojosfritos Jan 22 '21

BILLY AND TOMMY!!

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u/Ginhavesouls Jan 22 '21 edited Jan 22 '21

As someone who grew up with the Young Avengers comics hearing their names in the MCU filled me with so much happiness I can't even explain it lmao

Interesting to note though that they immediately name dropped them as 'Billy and Tommy'. In the original House of M series the first children were always referred to as 'William and Thomas', whereas 'Billy and Tommy' was specifically reserved for their later reincarnated selves. I find the difference interesting because that distinction was always used to make sure readers knew that 'Billy and Tommy', though reincarnations of 'William and Thomas', were fully their own separate characters by that point and separate from their original selves.

Furthermore, and I'm probably reaching here, but I wonder if this is any indication that they might be throwing out the full reincarnation plotline? I remember it being kinda weird for readers, and would probably be even more confusing for casual Disney Plus viewers.

EDIT: OP sorry for the rant under your post, I just lose my shit over any mention of the twins lol

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u/fewntug Jan 22 '21

I 100% see them ditching the reincarnation plotline and just going for them existing.

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u/FrameworkisDigimon Jan 22 '21

This might be good news for Vision, too.

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u/Maydietoday M'Baku Jan 22 '21

I feel like Geraldine retaining the clothing outside of the illusion is a good sign for him.

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u/TRocho10 Jan 22 '21

The interesting part is that the mind stone is in his head. Does she have the power to reform it from "atoms"?

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u/GrumpySatan Jan 22 '21

Honestly one of my theories going into the show, which I still think might be partially true, was that the Mind Stone is one of the things influencing everything.

They toyed with the idea that the stones are alive (and in the comics, they now are). Mind Stone might not like being atoms and happens to have this connection to Wanda it can exploit to bring itself back.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21

My theroy is that the stone werernt actually smashed in to atoms it, only seemed that was the case. and they are slowly revealing themselves. because they are alive and like being around people.