The Reality Wanda Created in WandaVision Will Haunt Her in Avengers: Doomsday

Marvel fans, brace yourselves. The Scarlet Witch‘s actions in WandaVision are far from over, and the consequences could be catastrophic. As we inch closer to Avengers: Doomsday, Wanda Maximoff’s past sins may come back to haunt her in ways no one could have predicted. But how? What exactly did she create in WandaVision, and why is it set to play such a pivotal role in the upcoming battle?

Let’s dive into the mysterious ripple effects of Wanda’s reality-altering powers and why Avengers: Doomsday might be the darkest chapter in the MCU yet.

A Fabricated Reality—Or a Fractured Mind?

The WandaVision finale was nothing short of mind-blowing. We watched as Wanda Maximoff, consumed by grief, crafted an entire alternate reality within Westview. This wasn’t just a hallucination—it was a fully functional world with its own people, rules, and physics. But when she finally relinquished control, the energy that fueled her Hex didn’t just disappear—it left a lasting imprint.

Think about it: The Darkhold, the infamous book of chaos magic, whispered dark secrets into Wanda’s mind, unlocking powers even she barely understood. But was her dreamworld really destroyed, or did it simply splinter into another dimension? With the Multiverse now fractured (thanks, Loki and Doctor Strange), what if some of her Westview creations still exist somewhere, evolving into something much, much worse?

There are eerie clues that suggest her fabricated reality didn’t vanish—it escaped. And now, it might be coming back with a vengeance.

The Phantom Echoes of Westview

We all remember the tragic loss of Vision, Billy, and Tommy, right? They faded away when Wanda let go of the illusion, but Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness proved that her sons still exist in alternate universes. That means their very existence is unstable—tied to something far beyond Wanda’s control.

Here’s where things get unsettling: What if Wanda’s magic didn’t just rewrite one town’s history, but rippled through multiple dimensions? What if the people she resurrected and the world she shaped are still alive somewhere—twisted, corrupted, and longing for revenge?

Some theories suggest that the version of Vision created in Westview—along with the echoes of her sons—might return in Avengers: Doomsday, but not as Wanda remembers them. Instead, they could emerge as phantoms of her grief, distorted versions of what she once loved. And if an unstable Scarlet Witch encounters those echoes, would she fight them—or succumb to them?

With Kang the Conqueror, the Beyonder, and other cosmic forces looming in the MCU, there’s a real possibility that Wanda’s actions in WandaVision have unknowingly set the stage for something far greater. What if her creation was so powerful that it attracted something ancient—something even she can’t undo?

Wanda’s Reckoning in Avengers: Doomsday

We know that Avengers: Doomsday is shaping up to be the most intense Marvel event yet, with cosmic-level destruction and multiversal chaos. But the biggest wildcard? Wanda Maximoff herself.

At the end of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda seemingly met her fate under the rubble of Wundagore. But did she really die? No body. No confirmation. Just a flash of red magic before everything collapsed. Classic MCU misdirection.

If Wanda returns, she won’t just be another hero or villain—she might be something entirely new. Something unstable. Something haunted. Imagine Wanda facing a distorted version of Vision, now twisted by the energies of the multiverse. Imagine her sons, resurrected in a form she can’t recognize, whispering memories of the life she destroyed.

The real horror? She may be her own worst enemy.

This wouldn’t just be a battle between good and evil—it would be an emotional war, a psychological breaking point that could redefine Wanda’s place in the MCU. Will she fight to contain the chaos she unleashed, or will she embrace it and become something far more dangerous than Kang or the Beyonder ever could?

Marvel is known for subverting expectations, and if they want to shake up audiences, Avengers: Doomsday could be the perfect stage for Wanda’s reckoning. The Scarlet Witch has rewritten reality before—will she do it again, this time with no way back?

Final Thoughts: The Shadow of WandaVision Looms Large

Marvel Studios has crafted one of the most intriguing, tragic, and unpredictable characters in Wanda Maximoff. WandaVision was just the beginning of her story, not the end. And with Avengers: Doomsday on the horizon, her past actions are set to unravel in ways that might just break the multiverse beyond repair.

Whether Wanda is a hero, a villain, or something in between, one thing is certain: The reality she created in WandaVision isn’t done with her yet. And when the truth finally catches up to her, the entire MCU may never be the same.

Are you ready for what’s coming? Because Wanda might not be.