Devilinurear
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Yeah this is the kind of thing we have to ignore for the story.
Official Emmy Winning WandaVision Thread
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Yeah this is the kind of thing we have to ignore for the story.
detroitwalt
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Only thing I can offer an answer for is Heyward said they reassembled Vision a million times but could never power him up so I think they've been trying for a while.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Guess the devil in ur ear isn't showing up in the show
Devilinurear
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Hell no
I learned from game of thrones and heroes before that.
Speculating is fun but you do feel disappointed when they go in a different direction.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
They better not pull no shyt though we need the xmen
To be fair, we dont know how long they were experimenting with the body or how they acquired it.
detroitwalt
Superstar
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
This series have been overrun with fan theories and predictions.
Instead of people just sitting back and enjoying the show, everybody is on some clout chasing "I gotta be the first to predict shyt".
And then blame the show for making them look stupid.
Instead of people just sitting back and enjoying the show, everybody is on some clout chasing "I gotta be the first to predict shyt".
And then blame the show for making them look stupid.
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
I didnt watch the end credit scene. So that helped with that issue a bit.
Dr. Narcisse
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Double-edged sword.
I'm not sure WandaVision would be as big of a deal if it was shown all at once.
Ending every episode on a cliffhanger helps with the speculation and generates fan interest.
Now that's an issue fans should have learned with Lost. However, since it's so new to Disney (Mandalorian were all just contained episodes for the most part) and Marvel brehs have fallen victim to it.
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About vision: and that hidden-hand @Jello Biafra
That vision creation scene.
It's been pointed out that magic is color-coded in the MCU.
It was also pointed out in the above video that flowers in WV are witch-powers color-coded.
That Vision creation scene struck me as being a bit odd because the shape of the building energy-vision didn't look anything like the vision until the very end. It was much stockier.
Then I noticed, the colour of the magic flowing from Wanda to the Vision creation was red and yellow, like Dottie's flowers.
If Wanda was creating vision alone wouldn't the magic be her standard red (as all her tricks were, even the changing of entire WestView?).
That marks Dottie (or her hidden-hand) out as possibly being involved in Vision's creation.
Also in the episode-specific start of the end-credits we see the end of the creation scene in black and white and they show us vision and pan up his body but cut the scene just before showing his head.
EDIT: maybe the mind stone color showing the connection to the Scarlett Witch that the mind stone activated..
It was also pointed out in the above video that flowers in WV are witch-powers color-coded.
That Vision creation scene struck me as being a bit odd because the shape of the building energy-vision didn't look anything like the vision until the very end. It was much stockier.
Then I noticed, the colour of the magic flowing from Wanda to the Vision creation was red and yellow, like Dottie's flowers.
If Wanda was creating vision alone wouldn't the magic be her standard red (as all her tricks were, even the changing of entire WestView?).
That marks Dottie (or her hidden-hand) out as possibly being involved in Vision's creation.
Also in the episode-specific start of the end-credits we see the end of the creation scene in black and white and they show us vision and pan up his body but cut the scene just before showing his head.
EDIT: maybe the mind stone color showing the connection to the Scarlett Witch that the mind stone activated..
Also generally while rewatching ep. 2
"I illusion master of enigma wow to bring you back exactly as you are". "Are you not afraid the audience will see through this little charade?" - Vision (talking to Wanda).
"He's illusion" - Wanda (speaking about vision)
and
"I would hate to have to follow him" - Monica (talking about Jones while Jones playing the piano)
"That was my grandmother's piano" - Jones.
"The devil's grandmother is a common figure in Russian folklore, mainly used in curses and as a reason that something has gone wrong, e.g. when a machine breaks down."
"He's illusion" - Wanda (speaking about vision)
and
"I would hate to have to follow him" - Monica (talking about Jones while Jones playing the piano)
"That was my grandmother's piano" - Jones.
"The devil's grandmother is a common figure in Russian folklore, mainly used in curses and as a reason that something has gone wrong, e.g. when a machine breaks down."
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when speculation of your cinematic universe has become a cottage industry and you decide to do a weekly released show connected to said universe, you pretty much lend yourself to that. it's pretty clear now the stars have been purposely fueling the fire in their interviews. i'm sure we're gonna hear some bullshyt, "your fukkin mind will explode when you see this" type quote going into the finale next week.
When everyone on Earth has Disney+ and they have enough content to warrant sticking around, and there are 3 MCU movies and a couple shows a year they need to go to a bulk drop. or do a couple episodes a week at best. we don't NEED Marvel every week, if we get something every 2 months, that's more than enough. hopefully the weekly episode release "Disney needs to keep their subscriber base" shyt dies at some point
Theory discussions can be fun, but the issue is some people get too invested in their theories and then get disappointed when it doesn’t come true. A tale as old as time.
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He is establishing it but he doesn't need to go into detail now. Why should he?
In now 6 years since AoU they are just getting into depth about what Wanda's powers really are, despite seeing her in a few films.
Fox spelt it out at the start of each movie but that doesn't mean that the MCU will take that same approach.
I think mutant origins are connected to the Celestials and their seeding of planet Earth and I guess when they enter the stage we will see some breakdown about the different types of beings and their relationships.
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The Coli truly has some of the densest people on the planet
This episode was meant to show everything Wanda has been through and make you sympathize with her
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