This post contains major spoilers for VisionQuest‘s finale. If you want to avoid them until you see the episode check out our coverage from episode seven instead.
Dying has never stopped any comic book character from returning. There are always ways to bring anyone back. That’s especially true of one family in the MCU. When Wanda Maximoff destroyed her Hex in Westview, she killed the husband she’d brought back to life with magic along with the two boys she’s conjured out of nothingness. Billy and Tommy both found other bodies. Hex Vision also passed his own memories into White Vision, which was also the reanimated synthetic corpse of the real Vision. With the three men reunited in VisionQuest‘s season finale, one obvious question remains: will the MCU resurrect Wanda, too? Tommy asking that question himself indicates we definitely will.
VisionQuest’s final episode saw three-fourths of the Maximoff family reunited. Vision, having accepted he really is The Vision and not a mere facsimile, embraced both Billy and Tommy after they saved mankind from Ultron and Jocasta’s nanobots. Yet someone MCU fans have been waiting to see return since 2022’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was conspicuous in her absence. The Scarlet Witch remains dead. But Tommy spoke for viewers everywhere when he asked his father if they might ever see Wanda again.
Vision said he didn’t know, but that anything is possible. We know, because we’re familiar with comic books, that’s true. Vision, Tommy, and Billy also know it’s true because it’s seemingly impossible any of them should be alive right now themselves. Thanos killed the original Vision. A grief-stricken Wanda then used magic to bring him back to life inside the Hex, where she then created their twin boys the same way. Without the Hex, though, they all ceased to exist/died. Or at least that’s what it seemed like. Hex Vision passed all of his memories granted to him by Wanda, along with his experiences in Westview, to White Vision, which the government remade from dead Vision’s body. Meanwhile, Billy used his own magic to transfer his consciousness into the body of a young man who had died moments before. He did the same for his brother Tommy.
If beings whose existence was only possible because of magic could survive death, why not the powerful witch who gave them life in the first place? There is, seemingly one major, difference. The original Vision died, but his synthetic consciousness lived on, so in some way he never truly perished. Neither did Billy and Tommy. They merely switched bodies. But Wanda did appear to completely die when she brought Mount Wundagore down upon herself to destroy the Darkhold forever. Her death—assuming she didn’t secretly survive and we don’t know it—was definitive in a way her three boys’ deaths weren’t.
Not that it matters. Wanda can be dead right now and there are still a million ways she could return to the MCU. And after hearing Tommy himself ask his dad if she will, we’re more convinced than ever the Scarlet Witch will do exactly that. No one in this family, not even their “grandfather” Ultron, ever stays dead.
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This articles is written by : Nermeen Nabil Khear Abdelmalak
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