WandaVision season 1: 15 fan theories so crazy, they might be true

Out of all the speculation regarding the Marvel Disney+ series WandaVision starring Elizabeth Olsen, these are the fan theories so wild they might be real.

There is a lot of conjecture out there regarding the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and after several delays, all eyes are now on the Disney+ original WandaVision. After Eternals, Black Widow, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier all got pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Now it seems like the last hope for MCU fans to get another entry before 2020 is up is the upcoming Scarlet Witch series. There is little known about the show that is still listed to arrive sometime this year.

This has only heightened the anticipation for answers to the many questions fans have regarding the boldest and most bizarre endeavors the MCU will be taking on. The teasers and trailers that have been released almost confirm that description.

It’s clear that Vision is back in the mix, and he and Wanda are working things out in an era jumping sitcom type of way. The end result is all sorts of crazy WandaVision theories as to what will happen when the Disney+ original arrives, and out of all these so crazy they might be accurate assumptions, these are 15 that eclipse the rest.

WandaVision fan theories: Vision is behind the reality-alteration

Everyone knew it was going to be tough for Wanda to get over Vision, and it seems Disney+ subscribers will get a front-row seat to see how she uses her chaos magic to get through it with fabricated reality therapy. But what if Scarlet Witch isn’t the cause of the reality-alteration like the previews suggest?

There are probably a few villains fans have on their list that could potentially show up in WandaVision, including whomever actress Kathryn Hahn is playing. But there are some out there that believe Vision may, in fact, be the evildoer behind the conflict in the upcoming Marvel series.

The Russo brothers, the directors of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, have clarified that the Infinity Stones have not completely dematerialized or destroyed, as Thanos claimed. The Mad Titan only atomized them, meaning they still exist in some type of ethereal form. Marvel claimed later this wasn’t the case, but that could just be a misdirect in order to not spoil any surprises.

Vision and Wanda are connected through the Mind Stone, and instead of them being in an alternate reality, it could very well be a trick from Vision trapped in what’s left of the Mind Stone trying to reach his lost love. The sitcoms and pop culture references could be a result of the vast knowledge Vision gained as JARVIS, and because of the state he is in, this is the best way he can think of to give Wanda the life she always wanted.