Marvel Studios is about to go hard into promotional material for the first time in what feels like forever thanks to the January 2021 Disney+ release for WandaVision. This series will be the first new material in the MCU’s expansive Phase 4, and it comes as undoubtedly one of the craziest properties the studio has ever released.
After the show’s first trailer debuted during the 2020 Emmys, info started to pop up online teasing this trippy new series. Released merchandise and images for the Elizabeth Olsen-led series have offered vague hints as to how her character and Paul Bettany’s will team-up.
More new merchandise from WandaVision has just been revealed, teasing even more ridiculousness coming in Wanda’s reality-warping spree.
NEWS
Monogram Products released a brand-new line of 3D foam bag clips promoting characters from Marvel Studios’ WandaVision on Disney+, with 11 combined versions of Wanda, Vision, and Monica Rambeau. Two of these clips are for Vision as a "magician" and Wanda as his "assistant," confirming that a magic show will be depicted at some point in the series. This clarifies the speculation surrounding recent set photos that showed Olsen and Bettany dressed in theatrical outfits.
The full image can be seen below:
WHAT THIS MEANS
WandaVision is already confirmed to explore multiple eras of network television from the 1950’s all the way to present day. Since the magician pins are in black and white, we can infer that this magic show scene will take place in the 1950s or 1960s sitcom eras. Such a scene could take advantage of Wanda's reality-bending powers as well as Vision’s phasing abilities.
Scarlet Witch’s powers are about to take on an entirely new level of insanity as she creates her own reality in which Vision is alive once again. With this magic scene now confirmed to come in the series, along with so many other wild stories through the history of network TV, magic is going to take center stage from the get-go as Phase 4 finally debuts.
WandaVision will arrive on Disney+ on January 15, 2021.
