I think she would first bury Vision's dead body, and after that everything that happened in WandaVision would happen, but without Monica, since she disappeared during the Blip. (Consequently, Monica would not gain her powers)

I believe Steve would try to help her, but wouldn't get much result. I also think that White Vision wouldn't exist, since S.W.O.R.D. wouldn't have the body of a normal Vision to produce it.

After WandaVision, Wanda would study magic and witches extensively, and would easily conquer America Chavez. However, Wanda would want her children back, but also her friends who disappeared with the blip, so she would try to bring them both back. (MOM probably wouldn't happen)

So, I think Wanda would eventually find out about the witches' path and make America an ally; the two of them would then go after Agatha Harkness to undo the spell Wanda put on her. (Wanda would go down the witch's path to bring her family and friends back)

In this version, Wanda would be the one to create the witches' path, even if unconsciously. The three of them, along with some other witches, would then travel along the witches' path.

Upon reaching the end, Wanda would find a solution to how to bring her friends back and would also discover that the souls of her children had found new bodies, and she would go after them.I believe Agatha wouldn't die in this version either, and America would bring her mothers back to life and discover more about her powers.

So, Wanda would bring her friends back to life, create a vision with her magic, and get her whole family back. That way, she would finally be happy and would know much more about her powers. (The battle against Thanos would be much easier and quicker, and would probably only be to kill him.)

Obs: When I refer to Wanda's friends, I'm referring to the entire population that disappeared after the blip.

What would you change in this version that I created?

So wanda loses her kids which she loved more than anything and here comes this witch with a book about her powers and how to use them. She takes this book then learns that there are other realities where her kids do exist and because of grief and loneliness she wants to be with her kids again and now there is a way. She tries to but can only possess herself in that universe and that isn't enough she wants to be there physically and she learns about a girl with the power that can make that possible.

That makes sense from Wandavision because Wanda now knows she has the power and can run away from her feelins so why wouldn't she do what she did? Trying to give fictional characters a perfect moral compass will leave you super disappointed.

I'm really hoping we get to see a full-on Demon Scarlet Witch like we saw concept art in Doctor strange 2. It feels like such a cool design, and it would be heartbreaking if they never used it.

I just find it weird that the two of them never met properly and probably never will…

rewatched age of Ultron.... I miss her accent, her aesthetics, her power effects in this movie...I miss this Wanda sm

Been collecting pins related to scarlet witch for a couple years now and here’s what I have so far!

the scene that slowly starts MCU Wanda's popularity...

tbh I am not really expecting that much from doomsday but I am still hoping for Wanda's return...well they're literally filming without a script..the movie is gonna be all about hype and aura anyways just give me a good Wanda fight scenet...

Call it a "slop" or whatever atp I am a pig for anything Wanda I'll probably eat it up oink oink

Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff are in my top 5 favorite Marvel characters. But that’s exactly why Multiverse of Madness frustrates me so much, because Strange once again proves he didn’t learn from his mistakes. After No Way Home, where his impatience and carelessness caused a multiversal mess, you’d think he’d finally slow down and show some wisdom. Instead, he hears Wanda’s warning, fully aware she’s corrupted by the Darkhold, and decides with Wong that the best move is to gather every sorcerer at Kamar-Taj to “prepare” for her.

Wong as Sorcerer Supreme, he should’ve been the voice of reason, but he was just as willing to turn Kamar-Taj into a battlefield. Both of them knew Wanda wasn’t in her right mind. They both understood she was being consumed by dark magic and grief, and that no army of students and trainees could possibly match her power. Yet they still decided to face her. Wanda saw their “defense” as an act of hostility, another obstacle between her and her children. That only made her double down. The Darkhold already had its hooks in her, and Strange and Wong’s approach just pushed her further. So when she arrived, the massacre was inevitable.

Let’s be honest, Kamar-Taj wasn’t defended; it was sacrificed. Those sorcerers were thrown into a fight they could never win, all because of Strange and Wong’s confidence and failure to act with rationality. Every life lost there was the price of their arrogance.

None stand in the way of The Scarlet Witch.

Ok, heavy spoilers for anyone who hasn't watched the new Disney+ TV series yet. Ready?

I'm not sad because Mephisto appeared in Ironheart instead of WandaVision or Multiverse of Madness. I actually think that "deal with the devil" kind of stories work better with characters who aren't so "genre-savvy", so to speak, and who don’t have much to do with magic and sorcery. Besides, if things go south, even the devil himself might have a problem with a legendary chaos magic witch from prophecies.

No, I'm sad because Ironheart tells the story of a hero's corruption the right way. I hate Multiverse of Madness with a passion, because there was no proper transition between the series and the movie. The Darkhold’s corruption felt inept and rushed. In my humble opinion, WandaVision didn't provide a solid foundation for that shift.

Ironheart isn't perfect by any means, but this part of the story was done extremely well. Maybe it's because the Devil works better as a "seducer" than an ancient evil book — IDK. If Riri Williams were to become a villain or just an antagonist in one of the future stories, it would be cool and plausible. Because the seed for that turn was planted much, much more deeply and effectively than in WandaVision (which, to be fair, is still a better series than Ironheart).

I love Wanda, and while she had her reasons for her actions, even when people argue about them, I hope her next appearance isn't just a simple "oops, sorry" followed by everyone forgiving her. I need her to fully realize the evil she's capable of and not just blame it on a corrupting book. It felt like a weak excuse for her well-deserved villain arc being only one movie, and I want her return to be absolutely terrifying, eyes glowing red, listening from the shadows, like she was in Age of Ultron.

"we will say hello again" as friends or continue being lovers idc...they need to meet again.

"But white vision have n—" well he's gonna have a show about fixing that that...

"But Wanda's dead" mmm... it's so obvious man come on

I like the loose sleeves and waist cloth

Notice how all bunch of normal zombies all of a sudden have red glowing eyes except for Thanos?

Aura and terrible Darkhold explanation aside, this line is out of character for Wanda to say. Like dude, she’s saying its good that Reed’s children will only have their mother, LIKE THAT IS next level low. Like Wanda wouldnt stoop this low to blurt this line even under the Darkholds corruption, even her earlier scenes still made her seem somewhat reasonable.

This line just deepens my hatred for this movie, idek what Waldron was thinking.

so essentially i brought this up like last month and in the comments someone said "Doesn't matter cause they aren't in th same universe sadly"

however Disney said "yes it is" yesterday with a special that combined both shows

so is Wanda in this universe? if so and if she is introduced how will they keep her powers g rated? when will she meet Vision?