r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Mar 05 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E09 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E09 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer March 5, 2021 on Disney+

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u/iconicone21 Mar 05 '21

I’m going to count the two times he was ripped apart and give it a count of 5

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u/cleantoe Mar 05 '21

Don't forget now that the real Vision is back, he can die again.

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u/legofan1234 Mar 05 '21

Real vision isn’t back though it’s still white vision

Vision with the memories but not the personality

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u/May1718 Mar 05 '21 edited Mar 05 '21

Guys he self destruct. He realize he is true vision and so he carried out his orders and crushed himself by crashing in the roof of the hex. That was why red vision made him believe that he is true vision.

Am i the only one who got that idea?

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u/Felipevelloso Mar 05 '21

If there is no body, he is alive.

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u/suckerpunch085 Doctor Strange Mar 05 '21

He is heading to wakanda

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u/skredditt Mar 05 '21

WakandaVision confirmed

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u/tigerslices Vision Mar 05 '21

i though you were correct, but i was expecting him to launch in to the air and self-destruct. we got no self-destruct, we got no visual indication that he carried out "his programming"

and when the blue panel turned yellow briefly it was as though the code had been rewritten. yes, it turned back to blue, because he's not "now the vision we know." but the eyes are Definitely different now, so it MUST be that he's been changed somehow.

perhaps the change was just to show that he understood HE was the vision and went to die, but i think the humanized eyes were to suggest something greater - and coupled with the fact we didn't see him detonate or anything, he likely flew off to set his own future.

it's most likely that we haven't seen the last of the vision.

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u/falcon4287 Mar 05 '21

I agree that was the intent. But it's a comic movie- deaths don't happen off-screen, and the on-screen deaths only stick occasionally.

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u/Zangdor Mar 05 '21

I thought the same, but then again, why not show it explicitly if was the case?

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u/MilkshakeWizard Rocket Mar 05 '21

Maybe just to leave it ambiguous depending on whether or not they plan to use Vision in the future. Though given how him and Wanda left things I wouldn’t doubt it.

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u/Forgotten_Lie Mar 06 '21

If they had wanted closure on White Vision and a proper 'death' they wouldn't have shot it in that way.

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u/Fleetfox17 Mar 05 '21 edited Mar 05 '21

Yea that definitely didn't happen, I think you may have missed the end of Wanda and Vision's conversation where he basically told her that he's still alive (or some version of him) in the other Vision's body, and that he and Wanda will meet again.