The fate of Wanda remains a mystery as he defeats Doctor Strange, as well as the Illuminati—a society of superheroes—and successfully takes America back to her universe.
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At the cost of Vision and her sons, she willingly dissolves the illusion she’s created via magical hex and erases them from existence, eventually leaving Westview and isolating herself.
When WandaVision concludes, Wanda is in the acceptance stage of her grief, but as Scarlet Witch in Multiverse of Madness, her wrath is confusingly back in full force.
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Wanda has spent her time in isolation studying the Darkhold she took from Agatha; in the post-credit scene in WandaVision, she hears what she believes are her sons calling out to her from the multiverse.
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Wanda loves her sons, and once she heard her sons crying out for her, it was only a matter of time before she would reach across multiple universes to reunite with them.
By the time Strange finds Wanda in her apple orchard, she has fully embraced the Darkhold, exceeding her powers from the last time audiences have seen her.
She plays coy when Strange asks her about her knowledge of the multiverse and what it could hold.
Once she lets her lie slip by suggesting that America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) should hide out with her, Wanda reveals herself as the Scarlet Witch and remains with this identity for the majority of the movie.
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