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That's BFR, not teleportation since she didn't do it on herself.Teleportation maybe from the magic show on episode 2 where she teleports Monica inside of the cabinet of mysteries
And most importantly, HAXAnyways...
WOW. We have a LOT to discuss.
Monica and fake Pietro were oddly absent from today's episode, Agatha has been alive since the late 1600s and slayed her magic clan after they attempted to kill Agatha for practicing the dark arts, Wanda has had powers since childhood but only had her powers drastically exemplified by the mind stone, Wanda is the lone creator of the Westview pocket dimension, we're literally moments away from a showdown between Agatha and Wanda, Hayward has finally gotten his ideal version of Vision (another mid credits scene in case you missed it), and most importantly... we discovered where Wanda gets her love of sitcoms from.
That was really weird actually it didn't really have an explanation and was vague as to how she did it. Idk if she absorbed their life force, exhausted their energies and aged them, the method is just presented very oddly to me.I may have missed a few things so let me know. We should also discuss whether Agatha's death manip is just life steal or not.
In terms of abilities...
Wanda:
Wanda gets nothing new aside from magic and chaos manipulation (which I should note, it should be added to Wanda's first key given that her magic abilities aren't something new, but rather something she's been doing the whole time), but Wanda does now have blatant, visual confirmation that the entire creation of the "Westview Anomaly" was completely her doing. Agatha also confirmed that Wanda does have probability manipulation.
For Agatha...
This woman is no joke. She's showcased...
Telepathy (Wanda was unable to read her mind) and Mind Manipulation (Completely unaffected by the Westview Anomaly's affects on the mind)
- Energy Manipulation
- Magic
- Either Longevity or Immortality Type 1 (likely the former. has been alive since the late 1600s)
- Flight (shown here)
- Telekinesis (Shown here. Also closed the door without even touching it.)
- Darkness Manipulation (Practiced the dark arts)
- Death Manipulation (After overpowering her clan's magic blasts they began to die within seconds)
- Limited Power Nullification (Can cast a spell that prevents the use of magic in the area except for the person who cast it)
- Transmutation (Turned a fly into a bird and blatantly called it transmutation)
- Illusion Creation (I'm not 100% sure about this one since the whole thing with fake pietro is weird, but I'll go back and re-watch. The whole thing with Wanda reliving her memories also seemed to be illusions that she was creating.)
- Possible Teleportation (Teleported out of a room, but she could've also been acting through an illusion and merely dispersed it.)
- Telepathy (Read Wanda's mind at the end of episode 7 and gained access to her memories throughout episode 8.)
- Resistance to the following:
It didn't really look like she's absorbing them though, at least to me.
In terms of abilities...
Wanda:
Wanda gets nothing new aside from magic and chaos manipulation (which I should note, it should be added to Wanda's first key given that her magic abilities aren't something new, but rather something she's been doing the whole time), but Wanda does now have blatant, visual confirmation that the entire creation of the "Westview Anomaly" was completely her doing. Agatha also confirmed that Wanda does have probability manipulation.
For Agatha...
This woman is no joke. She's showcased...
Telepathy (Wanda was unable to read her mind) and Mind Manipulation (Completely unaffected by the Westview Anomaly's affects on the mind)
- Energy Manipulation
- Magic
- Either Longevity or Immortality Type 1 (likely the former. has been alive since the late 1600s)
- Flight (shown here)
- Telekinesis (Shown here. Also closed the door without even touching it.)
- Darkness Manipulation (Practiced the dark arts)
- Death Manipulation (After overpowering her clan's magic blasts they began to die within seconds)
- Limited Power Nullification (Can cast a spell that prevents the use of magic in the area except for the person who cast it)
- Transmutation (Turned a fly into a bird and blatantly called it transmutation)
- Illusion Creation (I'm not 100% sure about this one since the whole thing with fake pietro is weird, but I'll go back and re-watch. The whole thing with Wanda reliving her memories also seemed to be illusions that she was creating.)
- Possible Teleportation (Teleported out of a room, but she could've also been acting through an illusion and merely dispersed it.)
- Telepathy (Read Wanda's mind at the end of episode 7 and gained access to her memories throughout episode 8.)
- Resistance to the following:
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What was the image of?(so images break spoilers)
Fixed.To point out about Agatha, she did the power null thing in a very limited area through the use of several magic runes within it, so that fact should be mentioned as that's not something she can do anywhere she wants and takes prep time.
Technology Manipulation and Metal Manipulation? I mean, she recreated all of VisionIn terms of abilities...
Wanda:
Wanda gets nothing new aside from magic and chaos manipulation (which I should note, it should be added to Wanda's first key given that her magic abilities aren't something new, but rather something she's been doing the whole time), but Wanda does now have blatant, visual confirmation that the entire creation of the "Westview Anomaly" was completely her doing. Agatha also confirmed that Wanda does have probability manipulation.
I wouldn't call Dark Arts "Darkness Manipulation". Darkness Manipulation refers to the control over shadows and darkness itself, whereas Dark Arts it's clearly a name refering to the insidious nature of Agatha's practices; her powers are therefore more akin to Unholy Manipulation.For Agatha...
This woman is no joke. She's showcased...
Telepathy (Wanda was unable to read her mind) and Mind Manipulation (Completely unaffected by the Westview Anomaly's affects on the mind)
- Energy Manipulation
- Magic
- Either Longevity or Immortality Type 1 (likely the former. has been alive since the late 1600s)
- Flight (shown here)
- Telekinesis (Shown here. Also closed the door without even touching it.)
- Darkness Manipulation (Practiced the dark arts)
- Death Manipulation (After overpowering her clan's magic blasts they began to die within seconds)
- Limited Power Nullification (Can cast a spell through the use of runes that prevents the use of magic in a limited area except for the person who cast it)
- Transmutation (Turned a fly into a bird and blatantly called it transmutation)
- Illusion Creation (I'm not 100% sure about this one since the whole thing with fake pietro is weird, but I'll go back and re-watch. The whole thing with Wanda reliving her memories also seemed to be illusions that she was creating.)
- Possible Teleportation (Teleported out of a room, but she could've also been acting through an illusion and merely dispersed it.)
- Telepathy (Read Wanda's mind at the end of episode 7 and gained access to her memories throughout episode 8.)
- Resistance to the following:
In terms of abilities...
Wanda:
Wanda gets nothing new aside from magic and chaos manipulation (which I should note, it should be added to Wanda's first key given that her magic abilities aren't something new, but rather something she's been doing the whole time), but Wanda does now have blatant, visual confirmation that the entire creation of the "Westview Anomaly" was completely her doing. Agatha also confirmed that Wanda does have probability manipulation.
For Agatha...
This woman is no joke. She's showcased...
Telepathy (Wanda was unable to read her mind) and Mind Manipulation (Completely unaffected by the Westview Anomaly's affects on the mind)
- Energy Manipulation
- Magic
- Either Longevity or Immortality Type 1 (likely the former. has been alive since the late 1600s)
- Flight (shown here)
- Telekinesis (Shown here. Also closed the door without even touching it.)
- Darkness Manipulation (Practiced the dark arts)
- Death Manipulation (After overpowering her clan's magic blasts they began to die within seconds)
- Limited Power Nullification (Can cast a spell through the use of runes that prevents the use of magic in a limited area except for the person who cast it)
- Transmutation (Turned a fly into a bird and blatantly called it transmutation)
- Illusion Creation (I'm not 100% sure about this one since the whole thing with fake pietro is weird, but I'll go back and re-watch. The whole thing with Wanda reliving her memories also seemed to be illusions that she was creating.)
- Possible Teleportation (Teleported out of a room, but she could've also been acting through an illusion and merely dispersed it.)
- Telepathy (Read Wanda's mind at the end of episode 7 and gained access to her memories throughout episode 8.)
- Resistance to the following:
I thought about that but I've decided to hold onto that until next episode. It did kind of seem weird that she was able to bring all his parts into one place from a facility that's likely several miles away from where she was. That whole mid credits scene with Hayward made me double check myself even more, so I'd rather wait til next week until we get more context with what's going on with that. It also seemed like Vision was completely being ripped apart when he tried to leave westview in episode 6 as if he was some kind of false reality.Technology Manipulation and Metal Manipulation? I mean, she recreated all of Vision
This seems fine then. I'll fix that.I wouldn't call Dark Arts "Darkness Manipulation". Darkness Manipulation refers to the control over shadows and darkness itself, whereas Dark Arts it's clearly a name refering to the insidious nature of Agatha's practices; her powers are therefore more akin to Unholy Manipulation.
I'd disagree. It seems like they were going through a physical recollection and not just a journey through Wanda's mind since it ended in an apparently physical room where we visually see Wanda walk out of it.I don't think that what Agatha did during this episode has something to do with Illusion Creation, as that would imply that she's the one creating those scenarios when it clearly isn't the case. It seems like a weird mix between Telepathy and Memory Manipulation.
At the end of episode 7 we clearly see Agatha doing something to Wanda's mind, but in episode 8 we clearly see it wasn't mind manip since we see Wanda being able to act on her own free will. Also, how else would Agatha be able to access and show Wanda her memories if Agatha couldn't read them? Agatha also really seemed to fake being surprised at Wanda's memories since she reiterated them in a sarcastic tone.Also to point to another thing i just noticed, i think Agatha wouldn't have telepathy cause as we see in the episode she didn't read Wanda's mind at the end of ep 7, she was showing her stuff instead, and the memories thing also seem more like some sort of Memory Manifestion as she wasn't actually reading her memories and had to have Wanda herself relieve those memories there to see them
She probably does have mind manip but I don't know if I've seen enough to give it to her. It didn't seem like she mind haxxed Wanda since Wanda was able to act on her own free will immediately after, and she only really tapped "Herb" on the shoulder to make him stop doing whatever he was doing. Maybe the whole thing with Herb is enough to give her mind manip and I'm just being too conservative though.Also, you forgot Mind Manipulation for Agatha which she showcased on the fly
It isn't like that really, she was actively pushing Wanda to relieve those memories and emphasizing the fact she needed Wanda to so, and as we see with each memory she was understanding Wanda's powers more but still needed to see more of them to fully understand how she created the hex and what her powers were. If she just outright had free access to all her memories she would have known all of that on the spot.At the end of episode 7 we clearly see Agatha doing something to Wanda's mind, but in episode 8 we clearly see it wasn't mind manip since we see Wanda being able to act on her own free will. Also, how else would Agatha be able to access and show Wanda her memories if Agatha couldn't read them? Agatha also really seemed to fake being surprised at Wanda's memories since she reiterated them in a sarcastic tone.
I meant the scene where she literally outright uses Mind Control through her magic showcasing it to Wanda by doing it on the insect. Tho she points out at least she spell she used only works on feeble mindsShe probably does have mind manip but I don't know if I've seen enough to give it to her. It didn't seem like she mind haxxed Wanda since Wanda was able to act on her own free will immediately after, and she only really tapped "Herb" on the shoulder to make him stop doing whatever he was doing. Maybe the whole thing with Herb is enough to give her mind manip and I'm just being too conservative though.
Agatha does showcase that on a fly and said something about it working on feeble minds.It isn't like that really, she was actively pushing Wanda to relieve those memories and emphasizing the fact she needed Wanda to so, as we see that with each memory she was understanding Wanda's powers more but still needed to see more of them to fully understand how she created the hex and what her powers her were. If she just outright had free access to all her memories she would have known all of that on the spot.
I meant the scene where she literally outright uses Mind Control through her magic showcasing it to Wanda by doing it on the insect.
Agatha needed to see Wanda experience the events herself to get a better understanding of how it led up to her current powers. She needed to see it with her own eyes. Merely going through Wanda's memories wouldn't have done that for her. Regardless it did seem like they were physically reliving Wanda's memories and not just going through her mind. I'm still convinced those were illusions we were seeing.It isn't like that really, she was actively pushing Wanda to relieve those memories and emphasizing the fact she needed Wanda to so, and as we see with each memory she was understanding Wanda's powers more but still needed to see more of them to fully understand how she created the hex and what her powers her were. If she just outright had free access to all her memories she would have known all of that on the spot.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that part. I'll add it.I meant the scene where she literally outright uses Mind Control through her magic showcasing it to Wanda by doing it on the insect. Tho she points out at least she spell she used only works on feeble minds
I think it was some sort of Memory Manifestation combined with Illusion Creation yes, my point is that what she was not Telepathy as she wasn't actively reading Wanda's memories through her mind and needed Wanda to relive them in order to physically see them instead, as we see she talks she needs to see Wanda relive those to actually understand Wanda's powers, as she says "I have i theory, but i need more".Agatha needed to see Wanda experience the events herself to get a better understanding of how it led up to her current powers. She needed to see it with her own eyes. Merely going through Wanda's memories wouldn't have done that for her. Regardless it did seem like they were physically reliving Wanda's memories and not just going through her mind. I'm still convinced those were illusions we were seeing.
We'll find out next episode that's when all the spectacle, drama, and fighting typical of the MCU will go down. This episode was purely focused on threads being tied together through Wanda's development and set up for the inevitable finale battle and intro to phase 4 that the next episode will be.I am confused about what happened to Pietro and Monica
There are 2 episodes thoughWe'll find out next episode that's when all the spectacle, drama, and fighting typical of the MCU will go down. This episode was purely focused on threads being tied together through Wanda's development and set up for the inevitable finale battle and intro to phase 4 that the next episode will be.