VisionQuest wrapped up its season on Disney+ last night, and the finale was pretty damn good, I think. It eschews the climactic CGI battle typical of Marvel movies and TV in favor of something a bit more self-aware and meditative, and I was really happy with it. But that’s not what a lot of people are going to be talking about. They’re gonna be talking about the show’s post-credits scene, which has been activating even lapsed MCU fans since last night’s premiere.
One of the final scenes in VisionQuest has Vision and Tommy, finally acknowledging each other as family after a season of struggling to call each other father and son, talking about Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch who hexed her sons into existence in WandaVision. For years now, Wanda has been presumed dead after she was seemingly crushed by a mountain in 2022’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Tommy wonders if, now that the rest of the family has found its way back to each other, they might find Wanda again as well. Vision tells his son that he has some restrained hope that they might “say hello again,” and that’s the note the show leaves us on.
Doctor Doom finds Wanda
That is, until the very end when, after the credits, we see that Wanda didn’t die in Multiverse of Madness. Instead, Doomsday villain Doctor Doom finds her under the rubble and “collects” her. We’ve also seen him do this recently with the Hulk, who he picked up in one of the Avengers: Endgame – Encore post-credits scenes Marvel added to the theatrical re-release. Whatever plan he has, it seems to involve gathering some of the most powerful heroes in the MCU.
Part of me instinctively wants to roll my eyes at this because I’m very jaded by the way Marvel has been inserting Doctor Doom into places where he was never intended to be. Multiverse of Madness came out before Marvel started making the pivot away from Jonathan Majors’ Kang in favor of having Robert Downey Jr. come back after Iron Man’s death, so if Marvel had a plan for Wanda’s “resurrection” back then, it was most certainly not this. But Wanda actor Elizabeth Olsen has expressed that she was frustrated with how the MCU utilized her character, and if nothing else, I hope she and her fans get a better ending than the one she previously got. For whatever it’s worth, Scarlet Witch fans seem thrilled.
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How could Scarlet Witch factor into Avengers: Doomsday?
Fans have been speculating that Wanda might be one of Doctor Doom’s Latverian Witches, a group of masked followers whose identities have been obscured in all the marketing material. Their robes were on display at San Diego Comic Con back in July, but there’s been no confirmation of anyone being cast to play them at this time. Some of the theories for who might be under the masks include Loki’s female variant Sylvie and Clea, the sorceress played by Charlize Theron who appears at the end of Multiverse of Madness, but none of this has been confirmed.
VisionQuest is the final MCU project before Doomsday premieres on December 18, so we’ll see if Marvel can possibly piece the MCU’s disjointed last seven years together into a coherent finale soon enough.
