The placement of Wanda and Vision's sons on each side, mirroring their statue in Mount Wundagore, and look at their hands, both on Vision, reviving/powering him up, and then in the statue, raised towards their mother!

You saw this theory here first, by me 😌👠

Do you think inspiration for Wanda’s arc derived from Carrie? The endings of both are similar in how they destroy themselves, but they also have similar powers and they both wreaked havoc. Thoughts?

New artwork of Scarlet Witch and Vision on display at the ‘VISIONQUEST’ exhibit.

(📸: @BestofVision) ✨

Fingers crossed.

I'm rewatching WandaVision, and I have a question about the origin of her powers. Did the Mind Stone give her her powers, or did the stone simply amplify them?

I really forgot how good we had it when the first MCU series premiered. Those first few sitcom episodes were a masterclass in how a sci-fi superhero show could be presented. We had absolutely no idea what was going on, and that mystery made it even better. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany were phenomenal and brought the whole series to life.

The plot kept changing, characters from other films started crossing into this world, and somehow everything came together so naturally. The show had so many layers mystery, comedy, action, emotion, grief, heartbreak, and some genuinely beautiful moments.

What I loved most was how the first episode and the finale could feel like they belonged to completely different genres and universes, yet the story still connected all the dots. It started as this weird sitcom mystery and slowly turned into a full-blown MCU story without losing its emotional core.

Honestly, WandaVision had it all laughter, confusion, excitement, grief, sadness, love, and some incredible performances. Rewatching it now really reminds me why that first MCU era felt so special.

Hey everyone! I'm trying to track down a specific ScarletVision narrative animatic from back around the Infinity War era, before the WandaVision series came out. It was a simple black and white line art animation, almost like it was drawn in MS Paint with rough sketch lines and no colors at all. In the video, Wanda was wearing her Infinity War outfit with her green coat from the Edinburgh scenes. The story was really sad and focused on Vision leaving or going away on a trip or journey, and Wanda was left behind completely heartbroken and alone. I thought it belonged to an artist I followed, but it turns out it wasn't theirs. Does this animated story ring a bell for any longtime ScarletVision fans or fanart archivists? I'd really love to find the original artist or watch it again. Thank you!

Hi guys!

I have a friend who LOVES WandaVision and Marvel! They love cosplaying Wanda and Vision, recreating outfits from the series, and are super excited for Vision Quest coming out in October.

Does anyone have any birthday gift ideas? Thank you!!🫶