WandaVision: Marvel Easter Eggs Breakdown
A Thorough Breakdown of All the Marvel Easter Eggs on WandaVision
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WandaVision Episode 9 Easter Eggs
- When Wanda hurls a car at Agatha, throwing her into the front of a nearby house, the older witch is buried underneath. When Wanda goes to check on the wreckage, she sees Agatha's boots pointing out from underneath the car, a nod to another dark witch's death by a large object crashing onto her from The Wizard of Oz.
- During their battle, Agatha confirms that the book in her basement is the Darkhold, and apparently, it has an entire chapter on the Scarlet Witch! According to Agatha, the Scarlet Witch is destined to destroy the world. It seems like she shouldn't be provoking someone fated to end the world so much, but that's just me!
- Agatha also reveals that Wanda is more powerful than the Sorcerer Supreme, which means she can do magic beyond even the Ancient One. Doctor Strange hasn't exactly proven himself worthy of becoming the next Sorcerer Supreme, and the Ancient One is dead, so Earth doesn't even have a Sorcerer Supreme at the moment. Good thing it has Wanda!
- Sorry, Clea fans, Agatha reveals that everyone in Westview is just a regular resident. Dottie tearfully asks Wanda to let her daughter "out of her room," which also answers where the children of the town have been throughout the ordeal.
- No more mutant theories. We learn that Evan Peters's "Fietro" is the mysterious Ralph to whom Agatha has been referring — not the Quicksilver from the X-Men franchise movies. He's Ralph Bohner, an aspiring actor whose headshot Monica finds in his apartment.
- When Agatha goads Wanda into bringing down the Hex, Vision and the twins begin disappearing because they are all creations of the Hex and cannot survive without it.
- Billy and Tommy display more of their powers when they leave their house to help their parents. Billy controls the soldiers' minds to keep them from shooting the family while Tommy takes their weapons from them.
- When Hayward attempts to kill Billy and Tommy, Monica purposefully uses her powers for the first time to protect them. She steps in front of his shots, allowing the bullets to fly through her body as she absorbs their kinetic energy, rendering them useless as they fall out of her back.
- Although the Visions have been physically fighting, their struggle ends with a philosophical battle, like the gentlemen they are. Westview Vision gives White Vision his memories by tapping into his circuitry, showing him everything right up to the moment of his death(s). Although the two Visions never fought in the comics, they did "merge," which is similar to their sharing of memories in WandaVision.
- Calling back to her early days, Wanda uses the same technique to get into Agatha's mind that she did to the Avengers in Age of Ultron — even the hand movement is the same! Unlike Steve and the gang, Agatha isn't easy to take down.
- When Agatha manages to trap Wanda while they're both in the older witch's head, the traditional Scarlet Witch headpiece begins to form around Wanda's head. It's similar to how a crown appeared on Agatha's mother's head during their battle in episode eight.
- Wanda begins throwing her magic at Agnes, seemingly giving the witch her powers as she agreed to. But when Agatha attempts to use them against her, Wanda reveals it was all a trick to buy her time to forge runes into the Hex, preventing Agatha from using any magic. They're the same runes Agatha used on Wanda in episode eight; the older witch is teaching her already! Wanda even thanks her for the lesson, slyly referring to the pair's mentor-mentee relationship in the comics.
- Wanda draws all her magic back from Agatha, accepting her rightful mantle and finally manifesting into the Scarlet Witch. We love a costume makeover! We're sure Olsen will love it as well since it has considerably less cleavage than her last one.
- After defeating Agatha, Wanda turns her back into Agnes as punishment, rendering her into the nosy neighbor for as long as she desires. When the older witch points out that Wanda will need her someday, the Scarlet Witch smugly tells her that she'll know where to find her.
- Wanda finally brings down the Hex, which takes Vision and the twins with it. As she says goodbye to her husband (again), Wanda reveals that she created Vision with the bit of the Mind Stone that lived within her. That means the stone bound itself to Wanda when she was exposed to its power during the Hydra experiments and alludes to the possibility that the stones can still "live on" after their destruction.
- Wanda leaves Westview by air just as the FBI and police arrive in the town. From the way the residents watch her leave, it's clear that they won't forget the experience anytime soon.
- In the first post-credits scene, Monica is pulled aside by a government agent who reveals themself to be a Skrull. Monica is told that a friend of her mother heard she had been grounded and needs her in space. This could either be Nick Fury or Talos, which means the scene could tie into Captain Marvel 2 or Secret Invasion (or both!). Monica is already confirmed to appear in the former, and if it's the latter, this could be a hint of her appearance on the upcoming Disney+ series.
- In the second post-credits scene, Wanda is reading the Darkhold using the same method that Doctor Strange does in the titular film. She uses an astral duplicate while making tea, a sign that enough time has passed to allow her significant growth in her abilities.
- In that same scene, Wanda hears the voices of Billy and Tommy calling out for her. The voices are those of children, which means that they've somehow survived or Wanda is being manipulated. Either way, the Scarlet Witch will undoubtedly search for her children, which ties very neatly into her appearance in Doctor Strange 2.