Last Friday, "Marvel fans" shared an article with everyone: "The question everyone is asking: Is Wanda dead?" The screenwriter responded"
The screenwriter gave a general meaning: Wanda's death "remains to be explained". In the Marvel works after the ending of the movie, "whether she dies" will be decided by the audience.
This reply does not have a clear answer, and it can be regarded as a common Marvel routine.
After all, the corpse is not shown from the front, which basically means it can appear at any time in the future.
However, an external fan mentioned this matter two days ago, which reminded everyone of the details of last year's Marvel drama "WandaVision", which may be an important foreshadowing of Wanda's "resurrection".
namely:
"I wanted Wanda to die, but I just noticed that after the building collapsed and buried her, there was a red flash. Maybe it was used to imply that she teleported out at the last second."
This The "red flash" that one fan refers to is as shown in the picture below:
The red flash is the classic color of Wanda's Chaos Magic.
This fan’s comment itself is nothing, but the point is that it reminds everyone of a scene in the finale of episode 9 of "WandaVision".
In the 9th episode of "WandaVision", Agatha revealed her true face and competed with Wanda in a magical battle.
Among them, about 17 minutes into the main film, Wanda flew into the air and confronted Agatha:
Then came this scene:
Wanda disappeared instantly, leaving a little red flash.
Agatha was left with a confused look:
Then came the scene about 21 minutes into the main film:
Wanda suddenly appeared behind Agatha, trying to control Agatha's mind.
The details displayed in these screens fully demonstrate that Wanda has a certain instantaneous transmission capability .
At this time, Wanda was only in the initial awakening stage of chaos magic and had not yet mastered it.
In the Easter egg at the end of "WandaVision", Wanda formally practices the magic in the dark book, and her magical strength has achieved a leap...
Therefore, as long as Wanda's role is needed in future Marvel film and television works, , Marvel can "resurrection" Wanda at any time.
It doesn't matter whether Wanda dies or not. What's important is that there is such a foreshadowing. As long as the screenwriter wants to, he can say it at any time:
"At the last moment when the ruins collapsed, she used the teleportation ability..."
