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Wanda Maximoff
Sokovian volunteer for HYDRA's experiments, and the most powerful being on Earth by accident.
- Status
- Unresolved
- Species
- Human
- First in print
- X-Men #4 (1964)
- On screen
- 7 entries
Who they are
Wanda's power comes from the Mind Stone landing on something that was already there. Everything after Sokovia is grief management at a scale nobody has tools for: a brother, a partner, two children who only existed inside a lie she told a town.
Connections
Sibling
- Pietro Maximoff
Character
Partner
- Vision
Character
Never legally — but the Westview marriage is the truest thing either of them had.
Enemy
- Agatha Harkness
Character · from wandavision
- America Chavez
Character
Member of
- The Avengers
Organisation
From
- Sokovia
Place
Wields
- The Mind Stone
Object
The source of her power, not a thing she carried.
- The Darkhold
Object · from wandavision
Ally
- Monica Rambeau
Character
Was there
- The Sokovia Accords
Event
Confined to the compound under the terms.
Appearances
Canonical timeline · 7 entries
Notes are veiled until you track what you have watched, or switch spoilers off in the header.
After New York
2015-
Avengers: Age of Ultron2015 · Supporting
The Sokovia Accords
2016-
Captain America: Civil War2016 · Supporting
The Snap
2018-
Avengers: Infinity War2018 · Supporting
The Endgame
2023-
Avengers: Endgame2019 · Cameo
Outside time
-
Marvel Zombies2025 · Supporting · 0/4 ep
After the Blip
2023-
WandaVision2021 · Major role · 0/9 ep
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness2022 · Major role
Beyond the screen1 from the comics · 1 speculation · click to open
From the comics
No more mutants
Grieving children who never existed, Wanda rewrites reality into a world where mutants rule, and when it collapses she reduces the mutant population from millions to a few hundred with three words. WandaVision and Multiverse of Madness draw on the setup; neither goes near the consequence.
House of M #1–8 (2005), Brian Michael Bendis and Olivier Coipel
Where this might be going
Guesses, not canon — reasoning from the comics and from what the films have already set up. None of it has happened on screen.
Nobody saw a body
PlausibleWanda brings a mountain down on herself off-screen, which in this genre is a holding pattern rather than an ending. Agatha All Along keeps chaos magic and the Darkhold's consequences in play, and House of M remains the biggest unadapted story she has.
Reasoning from Multiverse of Madness and Agatha All Along