Many MCU followers have been disenchanted to be taught that VisionQuest is about to be the tip of the Wanda trilogy of TV exhibits, starting with WandaVision, adopted up with Agatha All Alongside, and now concluding with VisionQuest. Regardless of her obvious loss of life in Physician Unusual within the Multiverse of Insanity, a good portion of the fanbase has been holding out hope that Wanda Maximoff/the Scarlet Witch will finally return within the franchise, with essentially the most outstanding concept being that she’s going to make her return in Avengers: Doomsday. With VisionQuest hitting Disney+ on Oct. 14—and subsequently earlier than Doomsday’s December launch date—there was fear that the notion of Wanda’s trilogy being over with VisionQuest will imply that return gained’t really occur.
Granted, even when VisionQuest is the tip of the trilogy, that doesn’t routinely imply that Wanda couldn’t nonetheless return, though the priority is an comprehensible and, fairly presumably, legitimate one. Nonetheless, the showrunner of VisionQuest, Terry Matalas, has simply thrown yet one more wrench into this dialog with a brand-new interview that implies that what audiences at present find out about VisionQuest (specifically, that it arrives this October and would be the finish of the collection of exhibits) may not be what it appears. And, arguably much more importantly, that will in flip imply that Wanda’s story is way from over.
VisionQuest’s Showrunner Has Teased Extra Seasons
It appeared fairly broadly accepted that VisionQuest could be getting only one season. Each of its predecessors, WandaVision and Agatha All Alongside, every had only one, and notably in mild of conversations about how this was the tip, there was little or no if something suggesting that the present would go on past what’s being launched this fall. But, Matalas has simply indicated the precise reverse in a brand-new interview with SFX Journal, wherein he reportedly stated, “The second we wrapped, Paul, James, and I have been instantly prepared to enter 10 extra seasons of no matter this may very well be.” In fact, this might simply be wishful pondering or an expression of loving what they made; that may hardly be new territory, even for exhibits that have been created solely to be a restricted collection.
What does make this quote appear to be barely greater than that, although, is the point out of “no matter this may very well be.” This hints at extra than simply having fun with making the present and eager to do extra of it. Relatively, this means that there’s a lot extra to be accomplished with the story and that this upcoming season might doubtlessly set the stage for one thing a lot bigger. It’s primarily an impossibility that Disney would really give them 10 seasons—in any case, they cancelled Surprise Man after only one season, regardless of its reputation—and this was possible hyperbole on the a part of Matalas. Even so, this opens up some attention-grabbing questions on season 1 will really find yourself being the one season.
This, in flip, begs numerous questions on Wanda’s future function within the MCU, if she actually has one. For one, the potential for extending VisionQuest past a primary season makes it really feel rather more doable for Wanda to seem in Doomsday. Even when she doesn’t, nonetheless, the actual fact that Tommy is taking part in a task in VisionQuest might imply that extra seasons would present Billy and Tommy teaming as much as discover her, doubtlessly with Imaginative and prescient relying upon how these upcoming episodes go. For that purpose, whereas many within the fanbase are absolutely anticipating VisionQuest to start and finish this fall and spell the tip of Wanda’s trilogy, there may very well be a lot extra on the horizon for the Maximoffs.