Those two have some of the most convoluted family trees around, especially if you count former spouses and ex's. How much of the universe would now be distant relations? And considering all the people they know, they can't bring everyone to the wedding. Who would be left out?

It is very important here that this is specifically Wanda from the tv show Wandavision, so she only has powers we've seen/ heard of her having in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. NO COMICS. However, Kulan Gath is how he is in the comics. They are fighting in Egypt, starting just outside Kulan Gath's pyramid. Round two happens inside his pyramid.

(Sorry about the misspelling in the title)

#Respect Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch

>To some, it's about trying to find the magic in your life. To others, it's about standing up and facing your fears. To many, it's about staying young at heart no matter how old you get. But everyone's story begins once upon a time...and it's up to us to cherish the time we're given to ensure we live happily ever after.

Wanda Maximoff aka the Scarlet Witch is a Transian Sorceress and the twin sister of the speedster; Quicksilver. Wanda gained her powers through the High Evolutionary's genetic manipulation, making her a conduit of Chaos Magic and allowing her to manipulate probability and warp reality itself.

Wanda joined the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants fighting for her Magneto's cause, alongside her brother, though this was short-lived and she was later recruited into the Avengers, becoming one of their most prominent members alongside her brother. She fell in love with the Synthezoid, Vision, but due to his artificial nature they were unable to have children. She used her reality altering powers to create two twin boys; Tommy and Billy. The spell was later broken, erasing the boys from existence, and this event eventually would have far reaching and drastic effects upon the entire world.

#Source Key

• The Avengers (1963) - TAV

• The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1982) - VaSW

• The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) - VaSWII

• West Coast Avengers (1985) - WCA

• Scarlet Witch (1994) - SW

• Force Works - FW

• Avengers (1998) - AV98

• House of M (2005) - HoM

• Avengers vs X-Men - AvX

• Scarlet Witch (2016) - SW16

#Full Source Key

#Hex Power

Wanda's hex power is about manipulating probability. For example, it changed the odds of a helicopter bursting into flame from a 'remote possibility' to an almost dead certainty. This was originally thought to be her mutant power, but was later revealed to be innately magical through Wanda's lineage from a long family history of mages, and having been amplified through the High Evolutionary's actions.

#Hex Bolts

Wanda's hex power originally manifested as Hex Bolts, bolts of chaotic energy that manipulated probabilities around whatever it hit. Originally, Wanda did not have full control over her power and could accidentally hex objects with gestures. eventually [gets more control thr

Agatha Harkness, too.

We have the Hall of Fame of witches. The Wicked Witch of the West, Samantha Stephens, The Sanderson Sisters, Sabrina Spellman, Willow Rosenburg, Bellatrix, The Charmed Ones, Aggie Cromwell.

Wanda Maximoff deserves to be inducted. She is the spellbinding combination of an Avenger and a witch. Knowing how popular the Marvel Cinematic Universe is, Maximoff will go down as one of the most legendary witches of all time.

Index Hey guys. Sorry if I didn't post last week. To make up, I decided on posting two times this week: today and then on sunday. And after two FF movies (and a third coming up real soon), let's give you a X-men movie, shall we?

• The future. Not the future where Logan drifted a desolate landscape, mind you. Another future, coexisting with that one. A future where gargantuan robots drift the sky, looking for those who they must kill. Thos who they must wipe of the face of the Earth, so that a perfect society can be born out of the end of these imperfect beings. Many words for them, most they invented themselves in their hubrys. Considering themselves gods. One world, a slur at first, then a word they themselves started using in a distorted way, remains. MUTANTS. A word with a new meaning. "Those who must be cleansed". But mutants still have hope. A machine stolen from a conqueror of time, able to send one agent back into the timeline to change it. But without the conqueror's suit, which was misteriously lost, anyone would be destroyed nearly imediatly. The mutants have lost many of them like this. But now they understand. They know what to do. Who to send. The best there is at what he does. Logan Howlett.
• We open with a scene basially taken from DotFP, with the future X-men fighting the sentinels. Meanwhile, Logan is being readied. They explain to him his mind will be shut off before and until the end of the travel, because the things he would otherwise be exposed to without knowledge of time mechanics like Kang used to have (Yes, we have never met him either yet, so consdier some parts of this movie a sneak peak into the future of my plans) would make him mad. As sentinels breach into the bunker, Logan disappears into the timestream.
• Logans opens his eyes. He is in the present. Our present. He is in the Xavier mansion. He remembers this time. The X-men have disbanded after the death of Jean. He knows he is already late. The plan was to stop Jean from ever destroying those nukes. He understands the government from the future must have turned off the time machine before he got that far backwards. This will have to do. He enters the X-mansion, and meets... A younger Logan, who attacks him, thinking he is a trick.
• Meanwhile, in the future, the government knows Logan was sent back. They don't know how far back though. Trask says there is only one way to know. He enters a hangar. What we see in there is Reed Richards on a chair, with his head extended so

HEAVY SPOILERS AHEAD

Hello Team,

About a year ago I started working on this and I was hoping to grab some input from you all. Basically, I'm trying to find comparisons between the main characters of FFVI and The main MCU heroes. I've been doing pretty good so far, but I'm hitting a wall on a few characters. I was hoping to make this into a Youtube video at some point. I'll actually have full on explanations for each character as I started doing, but I just haven't quite yet.

Any input would be appreciated!

Final Fantasy VI characters in the MCU

Here is my take on the parallel characters from Final Fantasy VI and The Marvel Cinematic Universe:

Terra Branford is Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)

Terra was abducted by the Gestahlian Empire as a baby due to her innate abilities with magic. We find out later that these abilities exist because she is half human and half Esper, this game’s name for magical beings. She was raised as a mind-enslaved soldier and continued to develop her devastating magical abilities, it was even stated that she was able to “fry 30 soldiers in under a minute”. To her enemies and even the Empire she was a part of, she was greatly feared. Upon being removed from her mental slavery, her mission is to put a stop to the wrong doing of the empire. Terra later obtains an ability to morph into her Esper form making her even magical prowess even more powerful. Her strength in magic holds no comparison by any other character - She is the strongest magic user by a long shot.

Wanda Maximoff, also known as The Scarlet Witch, is a being of immense ability in the MCU. She and her brother Pietro joined up with the evil alliance HYDRA due to the growing unrest in their wartorn country of Sokovia. After a traumatic incident involving Stark Industries weapons, they blame Tony Stark and swear revenge. Using the power of the Mind Stone, Wanda obtains telekinesis, telepathy and energy manipulation. When she is shown in battle initially with the Avengers, they are absolutely no match. In Age of Ultron, she manages to manipulate Thor, Capt. America, Iron Man and Black Widow, basically into a submissive, suggestive and powerless state using telepathy. Later in the film, upon switching sides to aid the Avengers, her energy manipulation is enough to destroy fleets of Ultron’s army single-handedly. It is shown that she can hold her own in a fight on several occasions, against numerous powerful adversaries. She even made Thanos himself scream in pain in

Rules:

Random encounter

Fight to the death

Neutral Battleground

No prep

In character

Who wins?

"I know what it's like to lose. Feel so desperately that you're right, yet to fail nonetheless. It's frighting. Turns the legs to jelly. I ask you, to what end? Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now it's here. Or should I say...I am."

Born on the planet Titan, Thanos saw its days were numbered due to having too many individuals and not enough resources to go around. He proposed a solution: Genocide of half the planet, but random, dispassionate, and fair to everyone no matter of background. Thanos was called mad, but ultimately what he foresaw came to pass, Titan falling to ruin. Determined to not let the same fate fall upon the universe, he travelled, spreading his philosophy to those who would listen while using the Chitauri to help cull the population of anywhere he went by half. As he did this, he sought out the Infinity Stones, under the belief that once he gained them all he'd be able to instantly destroy half of all life in the universe, allowing him to retire to an empty planet, where he could garden and watch the sun rise on a grateful universe. Thanos was successful, afterwards using the Infinity Stones to destroy themselves to ensure no one would revert his gift, only to be discovered and killed. But as his killers traveled back in time to regain the Infinity Stones and undo the Snap, the past Thanos learned of them, and attempted to gain the Stones they collected to rebuild the universe in its entirety.

#Legend

###Movies

IW - Avengers: Infinity War
End - Avengers: Endgame

###Other Sources

EP - Avengers: Endgame Prelude

#Strength

###Striking

• Kicks Thor away^IW
• Hits Captain America away with his weapon before kicking Thor into stone, breaking it^End
• Sends Captain America flying with a slash to his shield, sending him through a felled tree in the process^End
• Punches Captain America's shield, sending him flying back and breaking a notable amount of stone^End
• Knocks out Captain America with a punch to the head^IW
• Punches Drax through stone, knocking him out for a period^IW
• [Staggers the Hulk with his strikes, one such blow hitting him into a pillar, destroying it,](https://gfyc

Recently, I took the time to go through the scores of all 24 MCU films and dissect their musical themes and motifs each composer brought to their films! I know that the MCU gets tons of flack for their lack of continuity of themes, and, while I agree, I hope to shed light on the continuity that is there! I have a deep love and appreciation for the MCU's music, and hope this breakdown will be useful! :)

Sidenote: I tried my best to accurately name all of the themes and motifs, but some are not confirmed. I also gave different names for the different themes for a character that might have multiple themes, in hopes that it would tell a better story when listening to the scores, as if the character has grown out of one theme, and into a new one, similar to their growth as a character in the films.

Iron Man - Ramin Djawadi

-Iron Man Tinkerer Theme

'Driving With The Top Down' (0:08)

-Creating New Tech Theme

'Mark II' (0:19)

-Tony and Pepper Theme

'Extra Dry, Extra Olives' (0:00)

-Rescue Theme

'Rescue' (0;29)

-Iron Monger Theme

'Iron Monger' (2:00)

The Incredible Hulk - Craig Armstrong

-Hulk Theme

'Hulk Theme' (0:00)

-Bruce Banner Theme

'Bruce Found' (0:51)

-Bruce and Betty Theme

'Bruce and Betty' (0:00)

Iron Man 2 - John Debney

-Iron Man Redemption Theme

'I Am Iron Man' (0:00)

-Pepper Theme

'Making Pepper CEO' (0:00)

-Ivan Vanko Theme

'Metamorphosis' (0:00)

-Stark Expo Theme

'Make Way For Tomorrow Today' (0:00)

Thor - Patrick Doyle

-Thor King Theme

'Sons of Odin' (0:00)

-Odin Theme (Thanks to u/-faffos- for pointing out this theme!)

'Odin Confesses' (0:00)

-History of Asgard Theme

'Prologue' (0:00)

Captain America: The First Avenger - Alan Silvestri

Returning: Stark Expo Theme

-Captain America Soldier Theme

'Captain America' (0:00)

-Final Goodbye Theme

'"This Is My Choice"' (0:25)

-Planning Theme

'Unauthorized Night Flight' (2:13)

-Infinity Stone Theme

'Schmidt's Treasure' (1:54)

The Avengers - Alan Silvestri

Returning: Captain America Soldier Theme, Infinity Stone Theme, Hulk Theme

-Iron Man Avenger Theme

'Stark Goes Green' (0:24)

-Black Widow Theme

'I Got A Ride' (2:40)

-Avengers Theme

'The Avengers' (0:00)

-Relief Theme

'One Way Trip' (0:52)

-Tony's Sacrifice Theme

'One Way Trip' (3:27)

-Hellicarrier Theme

'Hellicarrier' (0:00)

-Iron Man Suit Up Theme

*'Performance

You didn't see that coming?

Pietro Maximoff was born in Sokovia with his twin sister, Wanda. The country became the base of operations for a HYDRA cell operated by Wolfgang von Strucker, who recruited the twins to be in a series of tests giving the twins superpowers. While his sister got a number of mental abilities, Pietro acquired the ability of super speeds. When HYDRA fell, the twins joined Ultron, but eventually switched sides and helped the Avengers when they discovered Ultron's true intentions. Pietro then fought in the Battle of Sokovia alongside all of the other Avengers, but later sacrificed his own life to protect Hawkeye and a boy, much to his sister's grief.

#Strength

• Knocks Hawkeye so hard he did a flip

• Does the same to Cap

• Shoves Thor

• Floors Captain America with a punch

• Launches Captain America across a room

• Punches Hawkeye through a window and runs while carrying Wanda

• Staggers Ultron by ramming into him

• Destroys metal Ultron bots multiple times 1 2 3 4

#Durability

• Gets thrown through an iron bar and off a ledge

• Gets shield bashed by Captain America

• Falls through a glass floor

• Is more annoyed than hurt when a bullet grazes his arm

• [Limits] Was killed when shot by a drone mounted machine gun

#Speed

• Runs fast enough to be a blur

• Catches Hawkeye's arrow so quickly he didn't notice it at first

• Dodges a bullet fired by Ulysses Klaue unloads the gun Kalue was holding and put all the bullets in a line on a table behind him all before Klaue could react

• [Zips over to take a candy](https://gfycat.com/grimyz

I’m in an argument about this. Who wins in a fight between the Marvel Cinematic Universe version of Wanda Maximoff and Miraculous Ladybug’s Chat Noir?

Round 1: Both are placed 100 metres away from each other in an open Wakandan field. Season 1 Chat vs Age of Ultron Wanda.

Round 2: Both are placed on opposite ends of the Eiffel Tower’s gardens. Endgame Wanda vs Season 4 Chat Noir

Round 3: Wanda is allowed to bring in Civil War Vision and Chat has Season 4 Ladybug with him.

The fight is to the death. Who wins?

Grab a coffee or something. This will take a few minutes.

Ahem. In WandaVision, we learn that Wanda Maximoff already was capable of using magic at an early age without the structure of spellcasting, unlike Agatha and Strange, who spent years studying and spellcrafting. The Mind Stone connected with Wanda and bolstered her ability, allowing her to grow and change at a faster rate. This ultimately resulted in reality-warping powers that coincidentally resemble the ability of the Reality Stone. This is all stated pretty clearly. Next.

The Mind Stone has a mind. It is sentient to some degree. We learn this in Age Of Ultron, when Tony and Bruce study its composition and find it similar to a brain. Ultron and Vision were created out of the patterns derived from the Mind Stone, each bearing a different attitude towards preservation that better reflects the attitudes of other stones-- Ultron thought to save the world through eradication of life, something we see the Power Stone is capable of, while Vision spends much of his time cooperating, learning, searching for meaning, and loving, behavior better suited to the Soul Stone. Why does the Mind Stone propagate such wildly different behaviors and powers that mimic other stones?

Theory 1: Each Infinity Stone has a form of sentience.

This is not a stretch. The Mind Stone represents sentience best, but the others have also been shown to be more than just colorful gems with crazy space magic powers. Let's look at the other five:

1. "The Tesseract has awakened" is the first line in Avengers (2012). A few minutes later, Dr. Selvig says that the Tesseract is "misbehaving." It turns on equipment by itself and teleports Red Skull to Vormir before its power can be used to destroy a continent.
2. The Soul Stone requires a sacrifice of love, and "holds a special place among the Infinity Stones," according to Red Skull. Presumably the Stone itself is the judge of what constitutes a worthy sacrifice, as there are no other means to judge, including Red Skull, who has taken the position of impartial guide.
3. The Aether possesses Jane Foster like a parasite or symbiote. It defends itself from harm, protecting Jane in the process, and according to Odin it draws strength from a host's life force.
4. The Power Stone can eradicate life, which requires identification of what life is. Only powerful beings can wield it, and it's not made clear how it judges what is and isn't powerful-- The Guardians were able to wield it success

I just finished rewatching every movie in the Infinity Saga from the MCU, and afterwards I saw some videos of people comparing Smash Bros characters to Marvel characters from the MCU. So I took advantage of my boredom and drew up a potential Smash Bros. Cinematic Universe *highly* based off of how the MCU was structured. If you're interested I wrote down movies for each phase, what movie they would be loosely based off of, and character parallels with the reasons for the character choices listed. I put so much research into all of the movie and character choices for no reason at all, I just thought it would be pretty cool to imagine what a universe like this would be like if it were to become a full movie franchise. I would like to hear what you guys would think about this :)

-PHASE ONE-

Super Mario Bros. (Iron Man)

The Legend of Zelda (Captain America: The First Avenger)

Super Mario Bros. 2 (Iron Man 2)

Final Fantasy (Thor)

Punch Out! (The Incredible Hulk)

Super Smash Brothers (The Avengers)

-PHASE TWO-

Super Mario Bros. 3 (Iron Man 3)

Final Fantasy: Dirge of Cerberus (Thor: The Dark World)

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past/Link’s Awakening (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)

Star Fox (Guardian’s of The Galaxy)

Super Smash Bros. Melee (The Avengers: Age of Ultron)

Persona 5 (Ant-Man)

-PHASE THREE-

Super Smash Bros: Civil War (Captain America: Civil War)

Pokemon (Dr. Strange)

Star Fox 2 (Guardian’s of The Galaxy Vol. 2)

Sonic The Hedgehog (Spider-Man: Homecoming)

Final Fantasy: Crisis Core (Thor: Ragnarok)

Donkey Kong Country (Black Panther)

Super Smash Bros: Ultimate (Part 1) (Avengers: Infinity War)

Persona 5: Royal (Ant-Man and the Wasp)

Rosalina (Captain Marvel)

Super Smash Bros: Ultimate (Part 2) (Avengers: Endgame)

MAIN CHARACTER CHOICES & REASONINGS:

Iron Man - Mario [The main “leader” of the team, the most popular character of the respective franchises (MCU and Smash Bros), also both red lol)

Captain America - Link [The character with the shield and both are heroic and put others before themselves. They both have the spirit to fight for what’s right in every situation.]

The Incredible Hulk - Little Mac [I mean, come on, both are normal human beings until they’re able to shift into a giant, more stronger version of themselves.]

Thor - Cloud [Cloud and Thor both wield weapons that are iconic to the characters appearances. Thor has Mjolnir and Cloud has The Buster Sword. Two iconic weapons that ar

I've seen people saying Cosmic Spider-Man is infinitely powerful with the Enigma force and I've heard others say he's weaker than solar system level becuase of inexperience and jobbing.

So someone help me place him by putting him against 2 of the more hax-based characters in Marvel...