As I've done with other huge threads, I'll check the op first and splitting it in multiple posts (this thread's reeeeaaally too big, man), and then check the comments that followed:
I've never been a fan of High 8-C Wanda and I believe these feats would allow her to sit in a more plausible 8-C tier.
Her scuffle with Black Cat wasn't anything special, ap-wise tbh, and doesn't surpass the criteria I believe are necessary to warrant full scaling.
That said, unless she was somehow physically empowered during the last battle with Scythia, their fight's enough for scaling.
I say 8-C because her KO'ing demon US Agent warrants it and Scythia's two feats (the shop and the wall) most likely fall within that tier.
I would remove the "holding back" bit, as she seems to be referring to her magic powers, rather than physical strength (she specifically threatens her exposed chin and talks about vaporizing her).
Also, the first sentence needs a totally rewriting to make it more concise and less confusing, I may give a hand later.
- Edit the speed of her base key to "At least Hypersonic (Can keep up with Black Cat, with Spider-Woman, and with demonic versions of both War Machine and U.S. agent), up to Immeasurable at peak (Kept up with Chaos, an abstract comparable to Death, Nightmare, and Eternity)", and change her House of M key to the same rating via being comparable if not superior to her base key
I guess it's fine, thought you automatically lose my interest whenever we step into tier 1.
Looks good.
- Another 1-A feat for her peak base as well as Non-Physical Interaction (Was capable of destroying multiple Black Winters)
- This would be added to her profile as "even higher with the Darkhold's power [since it's a Chthonic aura, indicating that she was tapping into the Darkhold] (Far stronger than her standard peak, as she can tap into the power of the Darkhold itself. Was capable of destroying multiple Black Winters which were threatening The Land of Couldn't-Be-Shouldn't-Be)
- Not sure how I forgot to put this on her profile, but she should have all the powers of The Darkhold considering she absorbed it and is now the Living Darkhold, even after Chthon escaped.
I'm not sure I'm seeing multiple Black Winters being destroyed here and isn't she using the Phoenix Force?
Also, should she have another key for the Darkhold?
Cringe word-salad but I guess it works. Maybe it warrants type 4 as well? I'm not sure.
That would still be Type 3, because she still needs to put herself together in order to survive. Also, I'm questioning whether this is actual bisection or weird magical shenanigans, either because of the graphics (though they probably had to censor the gore) or the context; I gave a quick look at the issue but I couldn't quite tell.
I feel like I'm missing a ton of context but we can't reasonably upload whole comics, so I'm trusting this is indeed her soul-self. This would work as Fissionism as well but regeneration works.
Swap it to Creation, our criteria for Space Survival require the character to be unassisted.
All of this seems ok, but I'm questioning the Wizard's scan, just because I don't see references to "hope" or the hornet dimension.
I'd make the pocket reality creation a "possibly", since nothing says she personally vowed it.
I think forcefield creation fits better than sealing.
I automatically reject everything supported only by guidebooks so I'll pass on this one (I know the following links are some evidences, I'm just rejecting the guidebook scans being a primary source)
These are fine
- Law Manipulation, Reality Warping, Telekinesis, Paralysis Inducement, Causality Manipulation, Memory Manipulation, Extrasensory Perception, Attack Reflection, & Energy Manipulation (Wanda's powers let her change the laws of reality itself and shape the world according to her needs and desires, such as levitating people and objects, inducing paralysis, manipulating matter, resurrecting the dead, altering history and memories, detecting and deflecting elemental forces, and manipulating energy fields)
As above, I don't like these being used as primary sources before the comic scans themselves.
I'd shove this one under probability manipulation, the usage of the word "law" makes it only redundant, considering that at the ends she's just using the same power.
Is this some temporary power up she has or not? Not knowing the context, the characters' statements make me doubt.
All of this is fine but I'd remove th negation, as the mind control wore off as an effect of the disappearance of Moonglow's magic.
- Further Telepathy (Telepathically communicates with Darcy, Hexfinder, Polaris, and Quicksilver despite fighting the Griever on the moon)
- Statistics Amplification & Transformation (Can tap into the Darkhold that is contained within her, with even a sliver of its power unleashed giving her a huge boost in power (though to do so is difficult for her due to the risks of unleashing the Darkhold's power, making it more of a last resort), and her Darkhold chaos magic easily tore through the Endlings that earlier had no-sold and devoured her normal chaos hexes.
- Ice Manipulation (Flash-freezes a typhoon. Encases an enemy in ice)
- Spatial Manipulation & Cloth Manipulationn (Easily swaps positions and clothes with Wicked Witch by using a spatial hex)
- Magnetism Manipulation (Magnetizes a wall)
- Further Dimensional Travel (Can travel to the Overspace, an entirely new realm of existence beyond time and space where Abstract Entities reside, which is a subsector of the Mystery beyond the Omniverse. Quickly travels across multiple dimensions in a short time with Vision, before arriving at the timeless Clutch Dimension, a realm of pure concussive force)
All looks fine but I must point out that thw Clutch Dimension is said to be the inverse of pure concussive force.
This still looks like Dimensional Travel, she's entering another realm, not affecting it.
This is ok
I'm against it because Supernatural Luck implies a passive status/influence, which isn't the case for Wanda. Their powers are different in means but equal in the result; Wanda actively alters probability as she wishes/in more meaningful ways, while Domino does it passively and unconsciously in less relevant manner, but it's done in a way different from Wanda's magic. (edit: check my next line, I've changed my mind)
Ok nevermind, Supernatural Luck's fine, as it is all the rest.
That's all fine but I'd call the last one Resistance to Information Analysis/ESP, since the sensors are unable to scan her powers, not influenced into not working.
All's fine but the Chton construct looks more type 0.
All's fine but I believe the last one could be summarized in Necromancy Negation to avoid redundancy with too many sub-abilities that don't really matter when added besideds the main identity of the ability.
This is fine but maybe the first's limited to her possible Darkhold-related key?
All fine but I'm not sold on Dura Neg, it could be a telekinetic or magic blast, given the kinetic lines and his being manhandled away.
I'd put this under Biological Manipulation as well, the limbs aren't really exploding.
Is this her physical form or her astral projection? She looks like a ghost here. Also, the spell fits well under Bio Manip as well.
All's fine but I wouldn't count the last one as an additional limb, as it's not part of her or a construct's body.
The first powers are fine but the last one seems to be limited, as the narrator (or another character?) seems to imply this is possible only because they're in their own realm. Same applies to the Fate and Time Manipulation proposals down here.
So far all's fine but the last one isn't neither of those powers, since she's is neither making her physical directly (thus negating) nor touching her while intangible (thus NPI). I would call it Spatial Manipulation, since she's making so they exist on the same plane of reality.
All's fine, but the last resembles more a mundane forcefield.
All's fine but I'd separate Deconstruction and Gravity.
Small note, I'd put all the various nullifications shown thus far (and maybe later if there are any) under a single "Power Nullification" and maybe write the various abilities being nullified in bolded, as in "Power Nullification. (Necromancy XXXX Probability: XXX etc..)"
Still not sealing to me, these are magical forcefields, not magical locks, prisons, locking spells etc..
The first scans are ok but I question the resistance, because she hasn't been deconstructed by the Griever first and nothing (here) implies the Endlings can do it by themselves (also she seems to be protecting herself with a forcefield)
Do we have any idea how the endlings ate the pocket reality?
How much time did they take?
It's all quite vague tbh.
These are ok but they need to be rephrased to be more concise and clear.
The first resistance is fine, I'm dubious on the second because Wanda was knocked down and Hexfinder was interrupted by the quake, and her statement doesn't imply instant death.
The first resistance is fine but I'm dubious on the second; the first scan doesn't seem to imply any resistance, she was being affected by Livequeen and just outskilled her at the end, and the second shows her coming to her senses because Nightmare talks too much and spoiled the trick.
- Existence Erasure (While she was destroyed the first time she was hit with one of the Griever's "ending" blasts, which Word of God confirmed erase their targets from existence entirely, she was able to easily withstand one of the Griever's same blasts in their rematch after she was revived)
- Soul Erasure & Type 4 Immortality Negation (The WoG statement states that those blasted by the Griever do not come back on any plane after death, yet Scarlet Witch's soul refused to be "undone" by the Griever which allowed the Never Queen to guide her soul to the Land of the Dead)
- Note: The person in the WoG scan asking about this also asked if it was conceptual/idea erasure, but while Steve Orlando (writer of the 2024 Scarlet Witch comics) seems to say yes, this part just...doesn't fit with what we see in the comic and he doesn't even really mention it in his description of the Griever's "ending" ability, so that's not usable)
- Mind Manipulation (Resisted the mind control of The Corrupter, which was magical in nature and was powerful enough to take over an entire town. Resists the Serpent Crown's mind control and holds her own in a telepathic battle against Set himself, from Marvel Two-In-One #66. Earlier, she also resisted the Serpent Crown's mental manipulations, from The Avengers #148)
These are fine but I have doubts regarding the last two. Resisting the Ringmaster's fine, but in the second other scans the Eliminator seems to be imply oblivation comes overtime and the process was quickly interrupted.
I don't see her resisting the electricity, to be honest, at most it's stamina because she endured long enough to cast a spell in the nick of time, she looked either affected or not showing any special resistance.
These are fine
I'm questing this thoroughly, even in Darkhold form, because the blade was used to block and claws and then shove her aside, she didn't resist being slashed, which seems to be what enacts the magic properties the sword.
It seems way too much to hinge only on a guidebook scan.
It's ok but you'ce already listed the second ones a few lines here above.
I'm unsure about these, because unleashing the Darkhold may just be something not related to memory, since the dart, being anti-mnemonic, was seemingly preventing her from remebering the exact words for the spells.
Also, the Low Mysterium seems to work just fine, Hexfinder said it would have dulled her spells, and so it did, not nullify them.
WHY'S ITALIAN THE ONLY LANGUAGE AUTOMATICALLY TRANSLATED AND NOT OUTRIGHT WRITTEN THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!!!
All of this is fine.