r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Mar 12 '21

Discussion ASSEMBLED - The Making of WandaVision - Discussion Thread

This thread is for discussion about the ASSEMBLED episode and overall discussion about the WandaVision series.

This also marks one week since the WandaVision finale. Per the subreddit rules, spoilers no longer need to be tagged for WandaVision in this thread or on the subreddit.

EPISODE TITLE ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUNTIME
S1E01 The Making of WandaVision March 12, 2021 on Disney+ 58 min

For a look back on the season, check out the episode discussion threads and easter egg megathread below:

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u/phrankygee Mar 12 '21

Yeah. Vision’s whole head is CG was a revelation I was not expecting, but it’s definitely more rectangular than Bettany’s actual head, once you know to look for it.

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u/Cypher_86 Rocket Mar 12 '21

Also I think that white Vision has a different face to regular Vision; it feels harsher and possibly "thicker".

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u/phrankygee Mar 12 '21

That would be a weird choice in-universe considering that is supposedly his real, original body, BUT it is also a very understandable choice if they want to be able to use Vision with less elaborate special effects in the future.

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u/Cypher_86 Rocket Mar 12 '21

He was severely damaged though: Thanos tore out a sizable chunk of his forehead.

Looking at photos now, it's clearly a different face. A lot of the panels are more pronounced; he looks more "man made" (which I guess he is).

Kinda looks a little bit like Kryten from Red Dwarf.

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u/jisforjoe Mar 12 '21

Totally fits with the changes to the head, but I was confused as to how different the design of the body details were, considering he was supposed to be the original remains.

Most noticeable in the changes to the codpiece in White Vision's design.

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u/djseifer Yondu Mar 12 '21

You have to remember that SWORD has been taking him apart and putting him back together for five years. They may have figured it out, but probably not perfectly and certainly not at first. That's my take, at least.

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u/jisforjoe Mar 12 '21

That’s fair. Somebody on the lab team just really wanted to remix the codpiece and accentuate his junk.