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Wanda's power is currently scaled to High 3-A at her peak, but I disagree with this scaling.
1. Multiversal scaling confutation;
Wanda's feat of destroying the Darkhold across the multiverse is a Low Complex Multiversal range feat, not an AP feat. While she reached across multiple universes to destroy copies of the book, this act didn't significantly affect any multiversal construct or showcase power on that level.
Wanda is referred to as a "multiversal threat," but this statement lacks credibility for several reasons:
Firstly, Doctor Strange admits that sorcerers "know frighteningly little about the multiverse". So, his statement should be considered as narrative hyperbole.
Secondly, these statements use dramatised phrasing and flowery language.
So there is no basis to scale Wanda to multiversal levels based on her destroying the Darkhold.
2. Mount Wundagore;
The creators use the word "maybe" in a commentary, which is speculative. This means that it would be more accurate to rephrase it as: "It is possible, though unconfirmed, that Wanda also destroyed Mount Wundagore."
Alternatively, the claim should be removed.
3. Hax Feats;
Destroying an "infinite amount of mass" does not justify High 3-A scaling. This logic is flawed. This could easily be considered an outlier or hax. Wanda has never demonstrated feats on this level outside of this one case.
This feat is more accurately scaled as an hax Low Complex Multiversal range
4. Statements credibility
Most of Wanda's statements are vague, ambiguous, or dramatized. They often lack precision or correlation to feats, which makes them unreliable.For example:
"Her power exceeds the Sorcerer Supremes". It is unclear what this means. Without specifics or a direct comparison, this statement is too vague to be definitive. Is it truly applicable to ALL Sorcerers Supreme? Agamotto is said to have known a spell that could "fracture all of reality", as mentioned in the What If... immersive story, but the "canonicality" is ambiguous. Firstly, we are not sure if this Wong is from the mainstream MCU universe, and secondly, if the What If... story was canon, then canonically it would mean that Wong can travel across the multiverse (in space and time).
That's why I don't think the MCU's statements should be taken too much into account, with certain exceptions.
5. Kamar Taj feat
Another argument is that Wanda's defeat of Kamar-Taj supports her high scaling because the sorcerers defend the world from inter-dimensional threats. However, this claim is flawed:
In Doctor Strange 1, it is shown that the protection of the world relies on the three Sanctums (Hong Kong, London, New York) which have shields that protect the world, the sorcerers protect the sanctums. Kamar-Taj, is not a Sanctum and does not directly shield the world.
6. Scaling
I support a scaling that looks like this:
7-A physically, at least 5-A with magic, probably higher.
1. Multiversal scaling confutation;
Wanda's feat of destroying the Darkhold across the multiverse is a Low Complex Multiversal range feat, not an AP feat. While she reached across multiple universes to destroy copies of the book, this act didn't significantly affect any multiversal construct or showcase power on that level.
Wanda is referred to as a "multiversal threat," but this statement lacks credibility for several reasons:
Firstly, Doctor Strange admits that sorcerers "know frighteningly little about the multiverse". So, his statement should be considered as narrative hyperbole.
Secondly, these statements use dramatised phrasing and flowery language.
So there is no basis to scale Wanda to multiversal levels based on her destroying the Darkhold.
2. Mount Wundagore;
The creators use the word "maybe" in a commentary, which is speculative. This means that it would be more accurate to rephrase it as: "It is possible, though unconfirmed, that Wanda also destroyed Mount Wundagore."
Alternatively, the claim should be removed.
3. Hax Feats;
Destroying an "infinite amount of mass" does not justify High 3-A scaling. This logic is flawed. This could easily be considered an outlier or hax. Wanda has never demonstrated feats on this level outside of this one case.
This feat is more accurately scaled as an hax Low Complex Multiversal range
4. Statements credibility
Most of Wanda's statements are vague, ambiguous, or dramatized. They often lack precision or correlation to feats, which makes them unreliable.For example:
"Her power exceeds the Sorcerer Supremes". It is unclear what this means. Without specifics or a direct comparison, this statement is too vague to be definitive. Is it truly applicable to ALL Sorcerers Supreme? Agamotto is said to have known a spell that could "fracture all of reality", as mentioned in the What If... immersive story, but the "canonicality" is ambiguous. Firstly, we are not sure if this Wong is from the mainstream MCU universe, and secondly, if the What If... story was canon, then canonically it would mean that Wong can travel across the multiverse (in space and time).
That's why I don't think the MCU's statements should be taken too much into account, with certain exceptions.
5. Kamar Taj feat
Another argument is that Wanda's defeat of Kamar-Taj supports her high scaling because the sorcerers defend the world from inter-dimensional threats. However, this claim is flawed:
In Doctor Strange 1, it is shown that the protection of the world relies on the three Sanctums (Hong Kong, London, New York) which have shields that protect the world, the sorcerers protect the sanctums. Kamar-Taj, is not a Sanctum and does not directly shield the world.
6. Scaling
I support a scaling that looks like this:
7-A physically, at least 5-A with magic, probably higher.