Marvel's Wanda Vision

[guyver1]

Spoiler:

So..do you guys prefer the new Westview reality or do you miss the sitcom spoof world Wanda created

 

[hellgrammite00]

Spoiler:

I realized there are some trailer scenes, including Wanda interacting with the mind stone, that makes me wonder if the Mind Stone is behind all of this.

If you think about it, the Mind Stone is the parent to Wanda, Ultron, Vision, Quicksilver. What if the mind stone really was the trapped essence of a powerful demi-god.

It needed Wanda to create children that it could use to take physical form again in the multiverse.

It is the Shark in the commercial. It tempted Wanda with powers, sensing she was afraid but also a survivor.

Thanos destroyed the gem, releasing an ancient being back into the universe that needed to find a way to regain its power.

 

[matticus]

Spoiler:

I have not been watching, but following along on here. While I am not a Marvel lore whiz, the Marvel database has easy reference. So if the Necronomicon aka The Darkhold has been revealed, this certainly opens the door for strange beings. I like to think that maybe Mephisto is too on the nose, and that it might be the Eldar Ones (Eldtrich brings) which includes Shuma-Gorath. The "Madness" in The Multiverse of Madness might certainly be a specific madness, like H.P. Lovecraft madness. He just so happens to have a title just like that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_the_Mountains_of_Madness

 

[hellgrammite00]

Spoiler:

Agree, I don't think we see Mephisto. My guess would be an elder god like Chthon, who appears to humans as a demonic figure.

A Necronomicon sets up interesting things. The question is why of all times is the big bad choosing now to strike?

Does it relate to the infinity stones? Does the villain need to be resurrected?

 

[matticus]

Spoiler:

Agree, I don't think we see Mephisto. My guess would be an elder god like Chthon, who appears to humans as a demonic figure.

A Necronomicon sets up interesting things. The question is why of all times is the big bad choosing now to strike?

Does it relate to the infinity stones? Does the villain need to be resurrected?

Spoiler:

Cause Wanda opened the door to all of this? I don't know how the show started, but if that one chick is Agatha, she is a witch in the comics than mentors Wanda. So clearly she is a catalyst to all of this.

 

[hellgrammite00]

Spoiler:

Cause Wanda opened the door to all of this? I don't know how the show started, but if that one chick is Agatha, she is a witch in the comics than mentors Wanda. So clearly she is a catalyst to all of this.

Spoiler:

Yes, but Agatha is likely not the big bad, but a minion. Agatha is doing this all at somebodies behest, likely some type of powerful demonic character.

So why now is the big bad striking is my curiosity. The fact the mind stone had inside of it evil artificial intelligence to create Ultron is interesting to me.

 

[matticus]

Spoiler:

Yes, but Agatha is likely not the big bad, but a minion. Agatha is doing this all at somebodies behest, likely some type of powerful demonic character.

So why now is the big bad striking is my curiosity. The fact the mind stone had inside of it evil artificial intelligence to create Ultron is interesting to me.

Spoiler:

Well what I am getting at is that Agatha is the main antagonist manipulating Wanda and that this is leading to Shuma-Gorath in DS2.

 

[GaryPool]

This show is quickly becoming SHIELD levels of bad

The gimmick of era television is extremely wafer thin, the fact that this whole "mystery" of what's happening has lasted this long is baffling when we all knew Agatha was the villain. The pacing and the length of the episodes are all over the place. They've given too much to two bit-part uninteresting and goofy characters.

The SWORD agent now having blue powers, the most generic looking power you can imagine, with incredibly bad writing (she gets through the Hex just because she decides that she can now? Sure her genetic DNA is being rewritten is the explanation, but Agatha or Wanda has made that so, how, why? Other things get turned into clowns and different styled cars, she gets turned into a superhero? Makes zero sense).

Once the gimmick wears off the show really is spread as thin as the peanut butter on my toast in the morning...

 

[matticus]

This show is quickly becoming SHIELD levels of bad

The gimmick of era television is extremely wafer thin, the fact that this whole "mystery" of what's happening has lasted this long is baffling when we all knew Agatha was the villain. The pacing and the length of the episodes are all over the place. They've given too much to two bit-part uninteresting and goofy characters.

The SWORD agent now having blue powers, the most generic looking power you can imagine, with incredibly bad writing (she gets through the Hex just because she decides that she can now? Sure her genetic DNA is being rewritten is the explanation, but Agatha or Wanda has made that so, how, why? Other things get turned into clowns and different styled cars, she gets turned into a superhero? Makes zero sense).

Once the gimmick wears off the show really is spread as thin as the peanut butter on my toast in the morning...

This show never interested me. I am only interested in how it leads to my boy Dr. Strange's sequel. Wanda and Vision are forgettable to me. Maybe DS2 will raise my interest in her.

 

[jye4ever]

 

[Prime Clone]

Modern Family / Office / Munsters lol

Double dribble even!


Also...

 

[moose]

It's so such a week story. Either they do like watchman were it's all actually good. Or thrbcan dislike totally strange like legion on fx .

And they want to force us to watch this before we watch the DR strange movie sequel ridiculous.

I really want to see to see the falcon and winter solider before I can judge how these marvel tv shows are stacking up.

Even mandalorian was good but I had some filler episodes and pacing issues.





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[Prime Clone]

Can I gather the DC TV universe's supremacy is safe, for now?

 

[a-dev]

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[abake]

Wait... the Necronomicon is a thing in the Marvel comics?
Poor Lovecraft...

 

[moose]

Can I gather the DC TV universe's supremacy is safe, for now?

Best believe it Marvel Is all about risk avoidance there was no way this show was going to be anything but mediocre. You need to be risky and to really tell the story they want.

Better show have done this type of story and done it better.

Plus this show probably only exists as an advertisement for the dr starnge sequel were they leave it on cliff hanger and to be concluded dr strange sequel. I so bored with it. Its probably because they did a strange adaptation of the house of m house of m would have been the way to introduce mutants in to the MCU. Not this crap.

And they idea of a shared multiverse is great for a cartoon I think it's a terrible idea for a long established movie. The reason it worked for the spiderman cartoon is how they introduced it it's our first interaction with miles Morales but you try to do that in a movie universe 10 movies in to it's going to be jarring. It's bad enough when they recast.

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[Prime Clone]

Best believe it Marvel Is all about risk avoidance there was no way this show was going to be anything but mediocre. You need to be risky and to really tell the story they want.

Funny cos it started out looking unconventional and risky.

 

[jye4ever]

Perfect as usual

 

[Spartan Rex]

 

[Rainpaulo]

Ok ...watched newest episode. Think I'm done. Olsen is highly watchable...but the show is poor at best.