Following Avengers #211, the Vision and Scarlet Witch withdrew from the Avengers and relocated into a home in Leonia, New Jersey's suburbs. On Halloween night, they return to their new home to discover Jarvis waiting for them, ready to assist them in settling in and to give Captain America's welcoming present to Wanda, a Druidic tome retrieved from Greymoor Castle (Captain America #256). Unfortunately, the tome contains the essence of Samhain, the Halloween ghost, who detects Wanda's power as a method to resurrect himself. Samhain leads three neighborhood children who are interested about the new couple to become possessed by their Halloween costumes and assault Jarvis and the Vision, while Samhain himself emerges from the book to fight the Scarlet Witch. While Wanda cannot hurt Samhain, she learns he is still bound to the book and uses her hex power to toss it into the fireplace, banishing Samhain and restoring normalcy to the youngsters. Following that, Vision and Wanda are surprised by another unexpected visitor: Wanda's alleged father, Robert Frank.
Wanda is wounded on an Avengers mission weeks later. Carol then encourages Vision to embrace his concern for her and follow his wish to check on her healing. [50] Wanda expresses her sorrow that conflict between her and Vision persists after her recovery. [51] After another fight, Vision is cold to Wanda once again, but he apologizes and acknowledges he has emotions for her, and the two begin to reunite. [52] [edit] Disassembled / Reassembled
Still thinking that everything you saw in âWandaVisionâ may be an Easter Egg? Same. The Emmy-nominated series has ended, but there are still certain episodes that leave viewers perplexed, and the beautiful thing about streaming is that you can always go back and re-watch episodes. The first Marvel series for Disney+ follows Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff (the Scarlet Witch) and Paul Bettany's Vision (aka the humanoid super-computer who seems to have perished in 'Avengers: Infinity War') through the decades in married, suburban sitcom bliss. While comic book fans are well-versed in the characters' backstories, casual Marvel Cinematic Universe viewers may not be.
WandaVision paved the way for White Vision's MCU future.
WandaVision also lays the groundwork for White Vision's future. The primary mission of the new synthezoid, created from the ashes of the old Vision by S.W.O.R.D., was to murder the Vision, his memories having been concealed from him to make him simpler to handle as a weapon. Westview Vision, on the other hand, was able to communicate with White Vision through the "Ship of Theseus" thought experiment. As a consequence, both Visions concluded that they were both the real Vision and not the true Vision at the same time. While Westview Vision was formed without any of the original material other than Wanda's Mind Stone, White Vision was constructed from the remnants of the original without the Mind Stone, which gave him his memories, feelings, and humanity.
