Marvel’s WandaVision has come way far since the Disney plus release. Smaller ones replace the typical MCU drama of big superheroes on the screen. The story quickly swayed from comedy started with a happy couple living suburban life to a twisted world brimming with perils and confusion.
Although the story has come to an end, we’re still trying to comprehend the exact nature of Wanda. Following all the episodes, Easter eggs, and clues, we’re still not aware who’s the series’s main villain. All of the events of WandaVision pose the question of whether who’s pulling strings?
The role of Agatha is evil, yet the clues hint at whether Agatha actually pulls strings? Or is there another malevolent character, maybe Mephisto or Chthon, hiding in plain sight? Looking at the episode, fans have questioned whether WandaVision needs a villain at all?
Looking at the MCU history, something is frustrating: the motif always sets the hero against the equally capable enemy. Iron Man-Iron Monger, Ant-man, and Yellow Jacket. All of the movies had the hero confronting the villain in a final heavy visual effects fight.
The twist in WandaVision leads us to draw here so far role in the series. Wanda has no one in her life, and the powers she poses, she barely knows it. When Monica tells Wanda that Hayward has planned to make Wanda look like the enemy and Wanda clearly doesn’t seem to understand.
This indicates that Wanda doesn’t need a villain, like a stubborn child who barely realizes the strategic viewpoint. Wanda appears to breach the bounds without having the repercussions understood. The rule of magic is simple, and it comes with a cost. Creating Westview out of reality, bringing back Vision to life, and having kids isn’t just easy with MCU.
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