The vision is dead. Thanos killed him by removing the Mental Stone from his head during the climactic battle of Avengers: Infinity War. But somehow, Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth olsen) finds himself living happily ever after with his significant synthetic other (Paul Bettany) in a world with perfect images in the new Marvel series WandaVision. However, something is not right in this new “reality” that surrounds them, and little by little Wanda begins to see that not everything is what it seems.
See the new WandaVision trailer below.
Trailer WandaVision
This new WandaVision The trailer sets the sitcom’s classic formula perfectly by manifesting Wanda and Vision as this unusual TV couple. They don’t have a birthday or a song and Wanda invokes their wedding rings out of nowhere. But despite all that, they will do their best to fit into their new home in the suburb of Westview.
Also living in Westview is Kathryn Hahn like the nosy neighbor Agnes. Previous trailers have shown that there is something a little strange about Agnes, leading many to speculate that she will end up being the villain of the series. The new footage on display here only adds to the vibe when Agnes breaks the character as if you restarted a shot on the set of a TV show. Is she fabricating this fake sitcom reality around Wanda? If so, why is she doing this?
Another interesting detail in this trailer comes from Teyonah Parris‘character Monica Rambeau, the adult version of Maria Rambeau’s daughter we know in Captain Marvel. There is a picture of the pendant on his necklace, and it appears to be a variation of the SWORD logo, or Sentient World Observation and Response Department, a spatial counterpart from SHIELD specializing in extraterrestrial threats to world security. Could she be working for SWORD? Are they monitoring Wanda Maximoff out of concern for the strength of his powers?
Since WandaVision intended to link directly to events of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, as Spider-Man 3, this will be a must-see series for Marvel Studios fans, and we can’t wait to see what happens.
Marvel Studios’ WandaVision combines the style of classic sitcoms with the Marvel cinematic universe, in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) – two superpowered beings living their ideal suburban lives – begin to suspect that not everything is as it is looks.
WandaVision will arrive at Disney + from January 15, 2021.
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