I rewatched WandaVision recently to help recontextualise things that I felt were unclear in both Agatha All Along and VisionQuest and I think I may have worked something out.

In the last episode of WV, when they are putting the kids to bed for the last time, Wanda and Vis take the time to tell the boys how much they love them and are proud of them.

Wanda also emphasises how important family is which is obviously a very normal thing to say to your kids, but then she says something else, that with hindsight could be a massive hint for what we end up seeing in AAA and potentially what is going to be revealed in VisionQuest.

Her exact lines are "we could never truly leave each other even if we tried".

When we see Billy in AAA, it is established that he has no memories of either the hex or William Kaplan's life. The only thing he knows for certain is that he has a brother called Tommy.

We later learn that he has been carrying Tommy's soul around with him for the last 3 years without realising it.

This gives me reason to believe that Wanda may have intentionally or unintentionally cast a spell on the boys to keep them together no matter what.

VisionQuest is still airing so we dont know how things will play out, but even without a spell i think its fair to assume that there will be a reunion of some sort.

Now this is where I'm going to make a giant leap lol...

I have a separate theory that >!Tommy could have been running a con on Vision this entire time<! and if I apply the logic that Wanda magically bound the twins to each other, then i think there is a chance that they may have already had a reunion and could be working in partnership in VisionQuest.

You can read my full theory on Tommy here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/s/1wopUTqIJo

If my theory is correct, then i think it makes it very clear who the client is.

One thing I love about Vision is that he never really acts like he needs to prove he's human. He's curious about people, he tries to understand the world, and he can be awkward without it becoming his entire personality.

And somehow, despite being an artificial being with basically unlimited knowledge, he still has some of the simplest moments in the MCU. The way he talks to Wanda, his little jokes, even the way he tries to fit into ordinary life.

There's something really sweet about a character who was literally created in a lab but seems to understand love and loss better than a lot of the people around him.

I wish we'd gotten more time with him outside of the big Avengers plotlines.

The Trilogy is Complete.
1. ⁠⁠Vision in the Mindspace (October 2026)
2. ⁠⁠Agatha in Westview (March 2025)
3. ⁠⁠Wanda in Westview (June 2023)

The first time I watched WandaVision, I was mostly caught up in the mystery of Westview and all the sitcom references. But looking back, Wanda’s story is honestly just heartbreaking.

She lost her parents, Pietro, and then Vision. And just when she finally had someone she could imagine a future with, she lost him too.

I think that’s why the sitcom episodes hit so hard on a rewatch. She wasn’t trying to create some perfect fantasy for no reason. She was trying to hold on to a life she barely got to have.

And that scene where Vision asks her what he is? Man. Knowing what happens makes it hurt even more.

I still think about how she says goodbye to him at the end. 😭

I think one of the most interesting things about WandaVision is how easily you can sympathize with Wanda while still recognizing that what she's doing is wrong.

She's dealing with an unbearable amount of grief, and the sitcom world makes sense as a way for her to escape a reality she can't accept. You understand why she wants to stay there. But the people trapped inside that fantasy are suffering too, and their pain doesn't become less important just because Wanda is hurting.

That's what makes her such a compelling character to me. She's not simply a hero who lost control, but she's not someone whose suffering automatically excuses her actions either.

Rewatching the series makes that contrast even more interesting because you know what's happening beneath all those seemingly harmless sitcom moments.

We’re rewatching #WandaVision and #AgathaAllAlong ready for #VisionQuest - finished WV and even better second time around. Brilliant show and Elisabeth Olsen / Paul Bettany / Katherine Hahn are fantastic in it. Clever writing and the different era sitcom stylings are pitch perfect.

Now I know your answer is isn’t it obvious. Wanda Maximoff Is The Scarlet Witch In The MCU, and yeah that’s her name and I’m pretty sure official marvel media makes that clear, only issue is Wanda Maximoff in MoM isn’t The Scarlet Witch who said to be more powerful then the Sorcerer Supreme in that prophecy from WandaVision & Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness since the darkhold states that scarlet witch is destined to either rule or destroy the cosmos, Wanda did neither, you can argue Wanda was so “powerful” she could alter her own destiny but that doesn’t mean much with the loom of the sacred timeline already broken & the multiverse fully unleashed in The MCU, it might mean something if she had the power to influence the multiverse in creation or destruction but she’s shown neither and has struggled to leave her own universe outside of dreamwalking, which is why she wanted America Chavez’s Star portal power to travel the multiverse (even that doesn’t make much sense when she could’ve just snagged a sling ring which creates more stable and controllable portals then Star Punches but I digress) but the fact remains she has failed to fulfill the prophecy the darkhold prophesies.

The only ones ruling the multiverse/the cosmos is HWR, a Kang Variant & Loki GOS , A Loki Variant and soon to be Doom, and since Doom collapsed the multiverse according to the endgame encore post credit scenes , he’s the one to destroy the cosmos. Which means only Kang, Loki & Doom have fulfilled the prophecy Wanda has failed.

This is more staggering when you realize not many Wanda Variants in The MCU Multiverse are shown to be causing incursions. Leaving out The Comics and any Media outside close to direct MCU Continuity, There’s Zombie Wanda from The MCU What If Show, and Wanda from The MCU. Only two examples in the multiverse that have caused incursions from my memory, implying not even in The MCU Multiverse can you find an example so far that rules or destroys the cosmos. Meanwhile MCU Doctor Strange has himself , Strange from Universe-838, Supreme Strange twice, & Sinister Strange who completely destroyed his universe.

Now I counted MCU Wanda next to Zombie Wanda because I believe you can count her for the incursions on Defender Strange’s Universe but some sources claim his universe was already full of incursions before Wanda sent in interdimensional god & demon entities to attack America & Defender Strange. If any of you can find something that be great for corrections, but so far it’s not looking like MCU Wanda of any variant fits the scarlet witch described in that Darkhold Prophecy. The only possible options are The Prophecy (if still relevant) is meant for someone else that isn’t a Wanda like Loki, Kang & Doom or The Prophecy from The Corrupt Darkhold was a Lie purely meant to trick Wanda into giving into the book’s power, that seems more possible since the darkhold had a better hold on her, Doctor Strange was able to resist it when using the book, only his sinister variant was attached to it similar to Wanda which implies to me outside Wanda only a small amount of people probably will not be able to resist it’s temptations and Wanda being full grief was a strong target for The Darkhold to deceive and use as a host.

The same could be said for sinister strange who couldn’t get over the grief that despite all his powers as sorcerer supreme he couldn’t get Christine and in his rage he started killing different Doctor Strange Variants and desperately hunting for Christine Variants. These Darkholds Seem to go after targets with deep desire and regret. Another hint this prophecy could be a Lie is the fact that only those on Universe-19999/616 (The MCU) know of it.

You’d think a prophecy that involves the cosmos being ruled or destroyed would be known across more then one universe , but The Illuminati on Universe-838 completely disregard Wanda Maximoff/The Scarlet Witch like it doesn’t exist, there’s also the fact that her variant on that earth is vulnerable and powerless, I heard there’s some deleted scene or old script for the film that reveals she’s been put in a powerless catatonic state , and that’s why she can’t use her powers but that isn’t in the final product or any official media so i’d have to rule it out until officially confirmed. There’s only one possibility in Wanda’s favor, and that’s the servants of Doom. One of them is rumored to be Wanda or a Wanda Variant, now if she’s involved, Doom could be accessing her to collapse the multiverse but that’s pure speculation with zero evidence of being true. I also don’t believe Doom needs any Wanda when he probably has Franklin Richards based on how First Steps ended. Franklin in Marvel Comics has helped rebuild The Marvel Multiverse and created multiverses of his own as he got older and based on The Fantastic Four First Steps film, baby Franklin is already showing signs of these types of powers already with resurrecting Sue after she died pushing away Galactis along with the fact that Doom appears to Toddler Franklin who’s touching his face in the credits.

I don’t know if I’m alone in this but if Wanda failed to rule or destroy the cosmos as The Dark Hold prophesies The Scarlet Witch would, Who’s The Actual Scarlet Witch? Only options I can think of is HWR, Loki GOS & Dr.Doom. No one else in The MCU has ruled or destroy the cosmos. What do you all think? Let me know on the comments below.

What if Wanda was actually pregnant before WandaVision and the West View Hex was entirely a part of her nesting instinct?

That would genuinely make Tommy and Billy Vision’s children and make the Hex even more understandable.

I know its not the current canon but just an idea brewing upon rewatch. What do you all think?

It was only mentioned in passing in VisionQuest, but interested in theories of what this might be about.

Wanda and her mountain of sorry 💔

One thing I really appreciate about WandaVision is how the sitcom format makes everything feel comfortable at first, even when something clearly isn't right.

The laugh tracks, cheerful neighbors, and changing television eras make Westview look like a harmless little fantasy. But as the episodes progress, those same things start feeling unsettling because you realize how much Wanda is trying to hold together.

What makes it especially sad is that the sitcom world isn't just a random illusion. It's connected to her desire for an ordinary life with Vision, something she never really got to have without losing it.

The show could have explained Wanda's grief through flashbacks and emotional conversations alone, but making us watch her hide inside a seemingly perfect television world made the whole thing much more personal.

For me, that's what made the early episodes work so well. The mystery was interesting, but the sadness underneath all the humor was what made it memorable.

Catch all for episodes 1-4 of VisionQuest

Also feel free to head to the VisionQuest dedicated sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/visionquest/

Printed out a Scarlet Witch sketch in tarpaulin size, as the Scarlet Witch statue from Multiverse of Madness, for my cosplay this Halloween.

AI has no place in my cosplay. I don't do vfx effects.

I am a practical effect witchy ✨

Agatha lost because she couldn't keep her mouth shut. She literally explained how runes work to Wanda just to show off. If she didn't spell out that rule, Wanda would've never known how to block her magic and turn it against her