After months of anticipation, WandaVision has finally made its long-awaited debut on Disney +.
So far, the first three episodes have been bursting with cleverly placed Marvel Easter Eggs that may be foreshadowing events to come.
Below are some of the best-hidden details and Easter Eggs that fans probably have missed in WandaVision so far. Pay attention, because there's a lot to go over.
Abe Brown is a peer of Peter Parker's in Spider-Man: Homecoming. In the comics, Abe grows up to become the superhero Black Tiger.
It's unclear at this point whether or not this is simply an Easter Egg or if Marvel is foreshadowing the arrival of a new character.
It's important to note that this is the first time that Wanda ever sees color in her sitcom world.
The number 3000 can also be seen on the side of the aircraft. "I love you 3000" was the last thing Tony Stark said to his daughter in Avengers: Endgame.
In the comics, Vision is often referred to as a "Toaster," usually as a way of insulting him.
Just like the Toast Mate 2000, Vision was also created by Stark Industries technology.
Baron von Strucker was a HYDRA leader, as well as the one who gave Wanda her powers in Avengers: Age Of Ultron.
The HYDRA logo can also be seen in the watch face, as well as the tagline "Strucker: he'll make time for you."
"Maison Du Mépris" translates to "House of Contempt." There's also a giant "M" on the bottle's neck.
Many fans have taken these as signs that WandaVision is inspired by the popular "House Of M" comic book.
On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Agent Coulson explains that HYDRA brainwashed him with soap. He says it seeps in through our skin and implants "false memories" in our minds.
Is this an Easter Egg or an explanation as to what's really going on?
The Sentient Weapon Observation Response Division is an outer space version of S.H.I.E.L.D. We've seen their logo appear a few times now:
The fake credits scene in episode 1; the helicopter in Wanda's garden; the beekeepers' uniform, and finally on Geraldine's necklace.
During the Talent Show meeting, Dottie oddly remarks that "the devil's in the details." To which Agnes replies "that's not the only place he is."
Could Ralph really be the devil incarnate?
At the end of episode 3, Geraldine (who is really Monica Rambeau from Captain Marvel) begins unraveling the threads of Wanda's universe.
She reminds Wanda that her twin brother, Pietro, was killed by Ultron. Why make the connection; could Ultron be coming back?
Wanda appears to be controlling everyone in her sitcom universe, and it looks as if it's beginning to cause some strain on her physically.
Could she be the one who's making all of this happen? What do you think?
