#and that's on wanting to bring in aos and quicksilver into the mcu

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Me: *stands up* *breathes in*

Brain: You don't get to rant about how you could've done/ treated so and so better until you update your fic.

Me: *slowly sits back down*

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Secret Cameo of WandaVision

Paul Bettany basically said in an interview that there would be “fireworks” between him and the cameo, it would be a game changer, and it is someone he has always wanted to work with, implying he never has before. Elizabeth Olsen said it would rival Luke Skywalker in Mandalorian, so it has to be fan service-y.

Evan Peters as Pietro/Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver: it was confirmed the cameo has not shown up yet. So not him.

Ian McKellan as Erik Lensherr/Magneto: no; has worked with Paul before.

Michael Fassbender as Erik Lensherr/Magneto: has not worked with Paul, would be a game changer, and could easily be antagonistic towards Vision. but might not be fanservicey enough. so maybe not.

Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier: unless I am wrong about working with Paul, checks all boxes. except I don’t see how he could be antagonistic towards Vision

James McAvoy as Charles Xavier: look to Patrick Stewart. Also, might not be as fan servicey as Patrick.

Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange: idk how the 2 could get in a fight, but it would prob be bec Vision would defend Wanda. Game changer possibly because this could also be start of multiverse. Has never had a scene with Paul, I don’t think. And even if he has, they never have in the MCU, which could be big to Paul. Wanda is confirmed for Doctor Strange 2. idk if it rivals Luke though.

Gabriel Luna as Robbie Reyes/Ghost Rider: game changing, confirms Mephisto exists and reaffirms the existence of Agents of SHIELD. Will make more fans watch it once it streams on D+. also sets up more mystical/horror stuff (doctor strange 2 and blade could benefit from that). I don’t think he’s worked with Paul before. Dude fought literally everyone he met in AoS, i would not be surprised if he fought Vision, even if only a little bit. He could also attempt to bring Vision back to the realm of the dead, where he belongs. He could be there to stop Agatha and Mephisto since that’s pretty characteristic of the Ghost Riders. Also the Darkhold may have been in Ep 7 and last we saw Robbie, he was hiding the Darkhold so that would be a good reason to put him in. But very few people watching WandaVision have seen AoS so this cant rival Luke.

Nicholas Cage as Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider: doesn’t tie in AoS, but does much of what Gabriel Luna would. And ties in multiverse. But idk if it’s fan servicy enough. And he worked with Paul before.

Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson: I’M NOT CAUGHT UP ONLY UP TO SEASON FOUR DO NOT TELL ME IF HE DIES OR ANYTHING. like i said, love to see AoS tied in. would break the internet. everyone loves coulson. AoS fans would be screaming, and everyone who thought he’s been dead since avengers would be screaming. and convinces more people to watch aos. I would pay to see Coulson deck Hayward. but yeah, fan service ablaze. could potentially be game changing since it reintroduces SHIELD and himself and brings Inhumans into more light, something lacking in most of the MCU. Clark and Paul were in IM1 and Avengers together, but never together (Paul was only Jarvis, and Jarvis never spoke while Coulson was in the room w/ Tony and Pepper). I would kill for Coulson to be the cameo.

John Krasinski as Reed Richards/Mr Fantastic: would be game changing, introducing Fantastic 4. I don’t believe they’ve worked together before. Would possibly break internet btw Fantastic 4 and Krasinski being awesome. But...I really don’t think they should introduce him in WandaVision. I think it should be later.

Tom Hiddleston as Loki: Ep 7′s commercial confirmed the use of the word Nexus in the MCU. In the comics, Nexus Beings had some control over the multiverse. Wanda was one of them. They were watched over by the TVA. And wouldn’t you know, Loki appears to be working with the TVA in his series. Fan service galore because he’s frickin Loki. While they have been in Avengers 1 and 3 together, they didn’t share scenes, so they haven’t worked together. Would be a game changer, enforcing the Nexus stuff.

RN i want either Coulson or Loki, but who knows? I really don’t know what will happen

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Agents of Hydra and the House of M

Agents of Hydra is clearly the MCU version of House of M.

Comics Background: Scarlett Witch fell in love with and married the vision and used her magic to make herself pregnant with their children, twin boys. Unfortunately, she accidentally drew on the magic of a demon to do it, and when the demon took his power back, the children were destroyed. Parallel to all this, Wanda's magic had been growing at an exponential rate, becoming reality warping, but also driving her progressively insane (the Young Avengers storyline, "Avengers: Children's Crusade", later revealed that this was due to the machinations of Doctor Doom).

For complicated reasons, Wanda came to blame the Avengers for the deaths of her children and attacked them, killing Ant-Man (Scott Lang), Hawkeye, and Vision. This is known as the "Avengers Disassembled" storyline.

Main Story: A bit after this, there was concern about what to do about Wanda's growing powers and insanity; both Xavier and Dr. Strange had tried in vain to help her, and soon neither would be able to hold back her devastating powers any longer. Emma Frost and Wolverine, in particular, wanted to kill her. Quicksilver overheard this and rushed to his sister to save her. At his urging, she used her powers to warp the world, granting everyone their heart's desire.

This resulted in a world where mutants ruled over humans, headed by Magneto's "House of M". Other changes included Peter Parker, now a rich celebrity, waking up in bed next to a still living Gwen Stacy, Dr. Emma Frost-Summers lives a quiet, domestic live with her husband, and Clint Barton is still alive.

Because Wolverine's desire was to remember his true past, he is still able to recall the world as it was (even though he has a role in the world, as a member of the mutant-controlled SHIELD, and also sleeping with his subordinate, Mystique). The story also introduces Layla Miller, a girl linked to Luke Cage's human resistance, that is also able to remember the real world and also restore the true memories of others.

Eventually, a confrontation with Scarlett Witch results in true world being restored…almost. On a minor note, Hawkeye is resurrected in the real world.

On a major note, Wanda furious at both Xavier, for not helping her, and Magneto, for prioritizing power and mutant-supremacy over her and her brother, decides to take vengeance on them by taking away the thing they value most.

As the world returns to normal, she utters the three words that would shake the Marvel Universe; "No more mutants".

(A couple hundred mutants however, most of which just so happen to be popular X-team members manage to keep their powers.)

In "Agents of SHIELD", the Framework is ostensible technology, but it's made abundantly clear there was Darkhold magic involved. Additionally, a key feature of the Framework is that it a world specifically created by wiping away one regret from every person put in it.

The result is, somehow, a world ruled over by Hydra.

Other elements include:

Daisy waking up in bed next to someone who is dead in the main universe.

Daisy, one of two people in the Framework that can remember the true world may a member of Hydra.

She is also in a relationship with a Hydra member and, if she's a member too, they may very well have a subordinate/superior relationship.

Coulson and Mack seems to live quiet lives, with Mack having a family. Radcliff is probably living happily with Agnes too.

Fitz is clearly rich and may be a celebrity of some sort.

Jemma is either dead or, more likely, in hiding as a member of an anti-Hydra resistance. She also remembers the real world.

Also, the existence of LMD's mean that anyone dead in the real world but alive in the Framework world could be "brought back to life".

AND, The Superior's goal is to use the Darkhold (the thing that created the Framework) to depower Inhumans (the MCU stand-in for humans).

That said, would "Agents of SHIELD" really depower all, or almost all, of the Inhumans?

Maybe.

So far, Inhumans don't exist in any part of the MCU other than AoS, and they are highly unlikely to bring them into the movies or Netflix. Additionally, AoS has NOT been renewed for a season five and there are very real fears that it won't be. I could see them resetting the status quo before they left the air by undoing season two's "Inhumanity" event.

The main reason they wouldn't is because of the upcoming "Inhumans" television show. However, prior the comic's version of "Inhumanity", Terrigenesis was VERY strictly controlled by the Royal Family. If things were changed so that the unauthorized Inhumans were removed and the Terrigen released into Earth's environment prevented from changing anyone anymore, but the Royal Family somehow kept their powers AND found a method (that they have control over) to continue to turn new Inhumans, that would be a far purer version of the Inhuman Royal Family dynamic. So I could see that really happening.