They have the numbers to show the interest is there already lol, wanda isnt the x-men who have been in the general public's mind for 3 decades, she's a relatively new character in the public's eye who has been presented and developed as a magical character, a true witch.
they got the evidence she has no need to be a mutant to be sucessfull and this current version is a sucess witout any mutant, well anything as peter was just a joke.
Mutant scarlet witch is a dead concept it's time to accept that.
Mutants can just show up, just like they did in comics. They don't need someone else to usher them in.
Love is for souls, not bodies.
It's only been six years. That's basically nothing in comic book time.
Besides, it seems ridiculous to me to say "oh, well, the numbers show there's interest in bringing in mutants" and then say "numbers don't matter, they won't make Wanda a mutant!" Because there's a looooooooooooot of evidence that people want her to be one.
Last edited by LordUltimus; 03-10-2021 at 12:06 PM.
Within the same basic storyling. I should have been clearer. I meant sacrificing SW's and Vision's narratives to introduce the X-Men would be a disservice to those two characters. Whereas Spider-Man and Black Panther and Falcon didn't detract from Iron Man's and Captain American's narratives
Yeah, I think there's a lot of both, but I think sometimes it's divided between SW fans and X-Men fans
First, let me ask you where's the evidence that there's interest in bringing in mutants? Because all the sites I know of that indicate that also show that there's interest in making MCU Wanda a mutant.
And supposed leaks don't count, Wandavision showed how reliable those are.
"The show drew 434 million minutes of viewership with the smallest number of available episodes and shortest total running time among the top 10 programs available across all SVOD platforms, per Nielsen. As of last week, WandaVision had also become the most in-demand TV show in the world, according to Parrot Analytics."
WandaVision has been wildly successful without mutants.
I think comics Wanda should be a mutant because it's part of her and history and the Avengers' history that she and her brother were the first mutants on the team.
But the MCU version just doubled and tripled down on her being a magical witch, who has always had magical witch powers. And one of the few predictions I made about the show that turned out to be true was that Feige would not complicate her origin story, but just say she's a random Eastern European girl, born to random Eastern European parents, who had incredibly potent witchcraft powers unlocked by exposure to the Mind Stone. They did a whole episode about her origin story and while we will eventually learn more about what the Scarlet Witch title means, we're not going to see her pulled over to the mutant side of the MCU.