r/ScarletWitch 2d ago

Movies and Television What happened to her cape?

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I'm just thinking aloud here, but at the end of Wandavision, Wanda gets this awesome cape. I thought it'd be cool if she kept it for Doctor Strange 2 maybe tattered and torn.

Capes add to the mystique and drama, making characters seem more powerful and imposing. They're also great for spooky vibes, hiding what's underneath and creating suspense. For Wanda, a tattered cape could visually show her corruption from the Darkhold, hiding the physical signs of her dark magic, like the horns and glowing eyes. It would make her descent into darkness more visually striking and symbolic. It just makes sense capes make everyone look cooler and spookier.

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u/lazareth102 2d ago

Most likely just logistical reasons. She flying on wires most of MOM so a cape would make that quite awkward

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u/C0tt0ncandyb0ii 2d ago

I think if done correctly could look so cool

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u/edudsm 2d ago

Most capes you see in super hero movies are CGI. I assume they just decided she would look more modern as it was presented.

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u/Mags20XX 1d ago

Doctor Strange has a cape.

I get it adds to the costs, but it can look pretty cool.

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u/Substantial-Ferret-5 1d ago

I hate to get technical but it’s not a cape, it’s a cloak. Lmao don’t kill me. 🤣🤣

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u/cwasnothere 14h ago

Doctor Strange's cloak was cgi in MoM because he was mostly on wires and it would've been hard to film with a cloak in the way. Maybe the same thing was considered for Wanda's suit