Beyond Omega Level: Scarlet Witch | Comics Explained

Her "No More Mutants" line is just like Thanos' snap. That's how powerful she is

She's literally so OP, she's basically a Goddess.

Scarlet Witch is the embodiment of the ultimate comic book power...the power of the retcon. Her story and background change more often than Power GIrl's and that is saying something.

Yea, I'm always going to go with Wanda and Pietro being Magnetp's kids- considering this retcon was done for financial reasons makes it even worse...

Nobody: Scarlet Witch: whispers "no more mutants" *an entire race of mutants either lose their abilities or lose their life* me: "It be like that sometimes"

Scarlet Witch's Chaos Magic always has me WANDA-ing what she will do next...

As soon as he got to House of M, one line came to mind: "What have you done in my name, boy!"

My theory is that Wanda is so powerful and can rewrite reality to the point where her parentage changes.

I’m so mad that there no longer Magneto’s children

What if Marvel uses the House of M storyline to explain why there weren’t any mutants in the MCU, and now the “no more mutants” curse is wearing off.

Imagine this power of Scarlet Witch in the MCU.

Who’s here after the WandaVision finale?

Pietro and Wanda being retconned to NOT be Magneto's children is up there with the stupidest decisions of writers alongside with taking Jon Kent and aging him for like 4-5 years in the matter of 3 weeks with black hole and alternate universe shenanigans.

MARVEL has been pushing Scarlett Witch a lot. Im wondering if the could have her go crazy like in House of M, but instead of removing mutant powers she activates mutant powers instead.

Another episode in a ever growing list that mentions the High Evolutionary. When you gonna give him his own video, Rob? He's been invovled in so much over the years. I wanna hear about him, in your voice and manner of presentation.

I love Scarlet Witch. I was initially annoyed by the Axis retcon of her and Quicksilver not being mutants or Magneto's kids, since it further overcomplicates her origins. However, after reading her solo/maxi series that establishes Wanda as a true witch (which is amazing, btw), I've made my peace with her new status. I think somewhere between Kurt Busiek's re-imagining of her powerset in the '98 Avengers reboot and her solo series true witchcraft is the sweet spot for her power level. I like the idea of her being able to cast a wide range of spells as long as she has time and concentration. Once it goes into the "reality warping with just a thought" level, that's when she becomes too powerful to believably have any stakes.

Yessss, always wanted to know more about her

In Endgame. Wanda should have said "No more Thanos" Let's see if it works 😅 Lol.. She's My Fav Avenger.. I'm loving Wandavision.. It's Dope 🔥

The events of Children’s Crusade came after Avengers Disassembled, not before. It even says so in the series, hence why at the end both the Avengers and the X-Men were going to throw down because the X-Men were angry at Wanda for what was considered genocide and the Avengers were protecting her.

She has got to have the most convoluted history EVER, waaaay more than cable!!! I'm still going with her being a mutant that's magneto's daughter and posses chaos magic. Her having chaos magic made the most sense, I thought that when they finally defined her powers, which was done masterfully, that would be the end of it. So much for that