After teasing and amusing fans for almost two months, the final episode of Disney+ first-ever Marvel series WandaVision wrapped up its first season in a tear-jerking finale. The final episode started with a powerful fight and ended in a heartbreaking yet hopeful manner. As for the twists, while the previous two episodes were high on big reveals from comics of Scarlet Witch, the final episode tied them all down and gave a sneak peek into what lies ahead for Marvel Cinematic Universe.&nbsp; 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/wandavision-finale-is-surprising-and-satisfying-says-director-matt-shakman-368155">'WandaVision' finale is 'surprising'&nbsp;and 'satisfying', says director Matt Shakman</a>

(Major Spoilers Ahead)

On a magical high, Agatha Harkness brings Wanda to the point of realisation (even if unwillingly) and makes sure that the viewers know that her role is not yet over. There’s a bigger part for her in the making and the post-credit scene establishes that. Also, to note is the mention of Sorcerers Supreme aka Doctor Strange, reminding Wanda that her power as Scarlet Witch exceeds even his. It’ll be interesting to see how the Doctor takes on this challenge and if Scarlet Witch plays the field with him, keeping their Avenger connection in mind. The biggest moment of relief is that Wanda is no longer a grief-stricken, lost soul but a powerful sorceress who is ready to discover the full potential of her powers.&nbsp;

As for Vision, while Wanda’s creation kissed her goodbye, the White Vision is no longer just a weapon. So while we may have seen the end of Avenger’s Vision, a new path has been carved for Paul Bettany’s character.&nbsp; 
 
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The finale leaves viewers with some answers and conclusions. Viewers, who took their journey with Wanda, needed closure from Vision, and as a complete finale, the series last episode offers them that. But, it makes sure that the fans know this isn’t the end, but a beginning to a bigger, adventurous world. Next in line of Marvel Cinematic Universe is Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness and Captain Marvel 2. The latter one gets a major scoop in the post-credit scene, where Monica Rambeau, the little girl from Captain Marvel, is now a powerful human herself. She gets an eventful invite from a Kree alien, promising that something is cooking in the space and there’s a big reunion on the cards.&nbsp; 
 
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WandaVision finale isn’t a blast, but it’s a much-needed anchor which ties and releases future conversations in the Marvel Universe. So take a deep breath, calm your nerves, wipe your tears and look forward to a hopeful Phase 4. There’s a lot more ahead, for the Marvel fans and for the most powerful beings on the planet and beyond.&nbsp; 
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After teasing and amusing fans for almost two months, the final episode of Disney+ first-ever Marvel series WandaVision wrapped up its first season in a tear-jerking finale.

After teasing and amusing fans for almost two months, the final episode of Disney+ first-ever Marvel series WandaVision wrapped up its first season in a tear-jerking finale. The final episode started with a powerful fight and ended in a heartbreaking yet hopeful manner. As for the twists, while the previous two episodes were high on big reveals from comics of Scarlet Witch, the final episode tied them all down and gave a sneak peek into what lies ahead for Marvel Cinematic Universe. 'WandaVision' finale is 'surprising' and 'satisfying', says director Matt Shakman (Major Spoilers Ahead) On a magical high, Agatha Harkness brings Wanda to the point of realisation (even if unwillingly) and makes sure that the viewers know that her role is not yet over. There’s a bigger part for her in the making and the post-credit scene establishes that. Also, to note is the mention of Sorcerers Supreme aka Doctor Strange, reminding Wanda that her power as Scarlet Witch exceeds even his. It’ll be interesting to see how the Doctor takes on this challenge and if Scarlet Witch plays the field with him, keeping their Avenger connection in mind. The biggest moment of relief is that Wanda is no longer a grief-stricken, lost soul but a powerful sorceress who is ready to discover the full potential of her powers. As for Vision, while Wanda’s creation kissed her goodbye, the White Vision is no longer just a weapon. So while we may have seen the end of Avenger’s Vision, a new path has been carved for Paul Bettany’s character. 'WandaVision' Episode 8: MCU gets intense as magic takes front seat The finale leaves viewers with some answers and conclusions. Viewers, who took their journey with Wanda, needed closure from Vision, and as a complete finale, the series last episode offers them that. But, it makes sure that the fans know this isn’t the end, but a beginning to a bigger, adventurous world. Next in line of Marvel Cinematic Universe is Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness and Captain Marvel 2. The latter one gets a major scoop in the post-credit scene, where Monica Rambeau, the little girl from Captain Marvel, is now a powerful human herself. She gets an eventful invite from a Kree alien, promising that something is cooking in the space and there’s a big reunion on the cards. 'WandaVision' latest episode opens the gate of MCU to X-Men & next supervillain WandaVision finale isn’t a blast, but it’s a much-needed anchor which ties and releases future conversations in the Marvel Universe. So take a deep breath, calm your nerves, wipe your tears and look forward to a hopeful Phase 4. There’s a lot more ahead, for the Marvel fans and for the most powerful beings on the planet and beyond.

'WandaVision' season finale review: A goodbye that promises powerful beginnings 

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed.&nbsp; 
 
Ahead of the finale, Shakman said in a new interview that while many fan theories might not pan out, he termed the ending as "surprising" and "satisfying". 
 
"I know there are so many theories out there; there will be a lot of people who will no doubt be disappointed by one theory or another. But we're always telling this story about Wanda dealing with grief and learning how to accept that loss, and hopefully, people will find that the finale is surprising but also satisfying and that it feels inevitable because it's the same story they've been watching the whole time," he told Entertainment Weekly. 
 
'WandaVision' gives an ode to popular sitcoms over the years while portraying Wanda's grief.&nbsp;

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Shakman stated that Elizabeth Olsen has been the biggest 'advocate' of the character.

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"When she first got the part, she read everything that there was out there, and she very much understood that Wanda has experienced more loss than anybody else in the Marvel universe. She's lost her parents, she's lost her brother, she's lost the love of her life by now, and she's right on the edge. In some ways, (Wanda is) as close as Marvel gets to exploring mental illness, really — like, how do you hold together your reality when you're constantly experiencing so much trauma? She taps into that so beautifully, and she's an incredibly talented actor," Shakman said. 
 
Reports state that Marvel, so far, has no plans to renew the show for the next season. Instead, once the show is over, Marvel will roll out the next series in its phase 4- &nbsp;'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan in the lead.

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed.

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed. Ahead of the finale, Shakman said in a new interview that while many fan theories might not pan out, he termed the ending as "surprising" and "satisfying". "I know there are so many theories out there; there will be a lot of people who will no doubt be disappointed by one theory or another. But we're always telling this story about Wanda dealing with grief and learning how to accept that loss, and hopefully, people will find that the finale is surprising but also satisfying and that it feels inevitable because it's the same story they've been watching the whole time," he told Entertainment Weekly. 'WandaVision' gives an ode to popular sitcoms over the years while portraying Wanda's grief. Also read: 'Scarlet Witch' Elizabeth Olsen's mom goofs up her superhero shade! Shakman stated that Elizabeth Olsen has been the biggest 'advocate' of the character. Read 'WandaVision' episode 8 review here "When she first got the part, she read everything that there was out there, and she very much understood that Wanda has experienced more loss than anybody else in the Marvel universe. She's lost her parents, she's lost her brother, she's lost the love of her life by now, and she's right on the edge. In some ways, (Wanda is) as close as Marvel gets to exploring mental illness, really — like, how do you hold together your reality when you're constantly experiencing so much trauma? She taps into that so beautifully, and she's an incredibly talented actor," Shakman said. Reports state that Marvel, so far, has no plans to renew the show for the next season. Instead, once the show is over, Marvel will roll out the next series in its phase 4- 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan in the lead.

'WandaVision' finale is 'surprising' and 'satisfying', says director Matt Shakman

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'WandaVision' season finale review: A goodbye that promises powerful beginnings

'WandaVision' finale is 'surprising' and 'satisfying', says director Matt Shakman