It does feel like they did their version of House of M with Wanda and now they're doing their version of One More Day, where Peter tries to make the world forget his secret identity through magic. Feige is heavily influenced by comics published in the mid-2000s when he was starting the MCU, so it makes sense.
The similarities to One More Day will probably lead to almost as much mistaken Mephisto speculation as WandaVision did (I'll start: "that's not Strange, it's Mephisto in disguise").
I hate they made Peter immature but this is on Strange.
Peter's a highschooler w/ o magic knowledge.
1)Strange casts the spell knowing how dangerous it is.Hopefully they elaborate on it
2)He doesn't tell Peter that consequences and rules before casting.Maybe tell him everyone including his family and friends will forget, and maybe tell him once he starts casting he should not talk.
Many have theorized there is something wrong w/ him and I agree, and how does talking during a spell to erase memory bring in people from the multiverse.Hope they elaborate
I would've liked if the show had explicitly stated how he got the powers. without that, that still leaves the door open to him and SW being mutants. Has Quicksilver-type powers ever had a mystical origin in comics?
There's probably something we're not seeing. Memory erasure should just be a simple, if far reaching, psychic spell. Not sure how that connects to the multiverse.
It most likely erased any trace and evidence of Peter being Spider-Man as well, or else JJJ will look at his own newpaper and know the fact again.
Yeah, it's more than psychic but Strange' demeanor, the fact he was so casual about the spell or went through with it even with Wong's warning feels off.And the multiverse opening and these guys coming in is still a far reach.
The second part where he says Peter and his 2 lives are the problem should provide more context.
She doesn't need a worthless tag, it's left probably because people will interpret it in wrong ways, like how she "protected" him.
Though I would just say it should be the same case as the Stark bomb, she changed the odds of them surviving.
There was a lot of stuff cut out due to Disney wanting the show rushed out. I have hears there were meant to be 10 episodes but due to Covid delays, they had to cram a ton of plot into episodes 8 and 9, and threads such as the deed for the house got discarded.
It's always been my belief, long before WandaVision, that Wanda protected Pietro, and that the mind stone granted him powers from the space stone. I don't think there is any mutant aspect at all.
I think the Strange we see in the NWH trailer is a variant, a more reckless, cocky Strange from another timeline. If we are getting three Spidermen, then to me it makes sense that in the third act there will be a twist reveal that this Strange is a variant. This may even tie into What If? with it's evil Strange possibly even being the same one we see in NWH.
I certainly don't think this is Mephisto as we will now hear endlessly, I also don't think this is Wanda masquerading as Strange, I think this is variant Strange. I mean, would Strange really have the Sanctum in such a messy state?
My theory with the whole breaking of the multiverse is it's gonna be like a whole gag in itself, like we think it was Strange but their gonna swerve & be like no Sylvie did it!! No it was Loki!! NO it was Wanda All along!! NO it Was Agatha she broke free!! No it was Billy the child did it!! No it was ect. Lmao like everytime they get it semifixed someone is gonna keep fucking it up & their might not even be like a major villain lmao.