![]() ![]() ![]() Sadly, we will never know what Vision smells like, unless Marvel releases a future project in Smell-O-Vision.Even though they cannot figure out the strange happenings in Westview, Wanda is preoccupied with her pregnancy and prepares for a life of motherhood. Those nanobots could, it seems, manifest as floppy, stringy hair, if someone wanted them to for some insane reason. In the comics, Vision’s body has moved from being composed of synthetic yet humanoid “ Horton cells” to being made up entirely of nanobots. It is unclear at this time why Vision, an advanced being with the brain of a supercomputer, thinks that haircut is a smart idea. Thus, his skin tone, the clothes he wears, and the length and styling of his hair are completely up to him however, it is not apparent that the hologram has mass, so if you, say, touched human Vision’s besuited torso while he was at work, it seems likely you would feel not the scratch of wool but Vision’s sculpted, perfect chest. While the synthetic body of Vision was created by Ultron, his human form seems to be a kind of hologram cast by Vision himself. Why does human-version Vision have hair at all? Why isn’t he bald? How does he actually make himself look human? Is it an illusion? If I touched his hair would my hand pass right through it? What do you think human-version Vision smells like? I’m thinking he smells like Old Spice, but maybe with a metallic tinge. You claim that Vision is hot, but I’m not a fan of his ’70s hair. The World’s Greatest Pro Wrestler Has One of the Best Gimmicks in Years The Case for a New Great American Novelist The Arrogance and Incompetence Destroying a Cornerstone of College Sports ![]() isn’t just keeping tabs on Wandaworld but containing it, so that Wanda’s metaphysical do-over doesn’t wreck reality itself? As they say in TV land, stay tuned. (You’re right that it’s probably not a coincidence that a woman who lost her twin brother has somehow knocked herself up with magical twins.) But the forcefield Monica gets thrown through looks more electrical than chaos-magical. Thanks to the conversation between Wanda’s neighbors Agnes (Kathryn Hahn) and Herb (David Payton), we know that at least some of the characters in the shows-within-a-show know that they’re playing a part, but they’re terrified of being caught breaking character-presumably by the “who” in Episode 2’s “Who’s doing this to you, Wanda?” Thus far, pretty much the only character we know who’s powerful enough to warp reality to this extent is Wanda herself, which would be a more clever answer to the question than “random villain only comics nerds have heard of.” It seems as if Wanda has created this reality in response to her grief over Vision’s death-and her guilt over having been the one to kill him the first time he died-and given the way Monica’s mention of Ultron sets her off, probably her brother’s death as well. HOWEVER, years after that tragedy, it turns out that two characters from the Young Avengers, Billy (aka Wiccan, who has powers reminiscent of his mother, the Scarlet Witch) and Tommy (aka Speed, who has powers reminiscent of his late uncle, Quicksilver) are in fact Wanda’s reincarnated children. In short: After Wanda and Vision marry and have children, their twin sons, Thomas and William, are revealed to be shards of the soul of a demon, into which demon they are absorbed, as his tiny baby hands (yes, really)-a tragedy that eventually leads to Wanda’s descent into insanity (and grief-fueled rewriting of reality). The version of this story from the comics might offer a clue, but we have to warn you that it’s ridiculous. So then is it just a coincidence that she has twins? Do the comics shed any light on Wanda’s kids? Unfortunately, Pietro’s first real outing was also his last, as he sacrificed his life to save Hawkeye and a civilian child from Ultron’s gunfire. When we first met Wanda in Avengers: Age of Ultron (or, if you want to get technical, the midcredits scene of Captain America: The Winter Soldier), she was accompanied by her superspeedy twin brother, Pietro, aka Quicksilver, played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson. ![]()
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