History WMG / WandaVision

Assuming his is from there, either Wanda or some other entity somehow managed to find an alternate universe where a version of him was alive, which just so happened to be the Franchise/XMen Universe. Wanda, if responsible, may have done it accidentally or specifically sought out an Americanized Pietro (or Peter) while a something/someone else may have done it to give her another reason to fight for control over Westview.

* i.e. Wanda, or more specifically her magic, represent an “unplanned pregnancy”; she comes to westview and, without even intending to, releases a magical storm that transforms and takes over the town and its citizens, with the end result being the creation of new life, Wanda’s twins and the false Vision. Even if she did not mean to, and had no malicious intent, and even if her children and WestView!Vision cannot survive outside the Hex, Wanda’s magic still took control of a whole town that was not hers and enslaved its citizens to her will without their consent. Even if it means the death of the new lives she created, Wanda must free the town from her control, as they never consented to it.

[[WMG: "Señor Scratchy" is actually Nicholas Scratch, Agatha's son in the comics.]]
He's human but Agatha transformed him into a rabbit, possibly because he displeased her in some way.

* Jossed. Señor Scratchy appears to just be Agatha’s familiar.

* This scheme would make the Vision household fit the scheme of the standard sitcom nuclear family: a mother, a father, and two children, one of either gender. Considering how close the series is intentionally sticking to sitcom clichés, following this trend would fit the show's apparent MO.

[[WMG: Señor Scratchy (Agnes' rabbit) is a person]]

* Jossed - While we don't know what happened to Señor Scratchy at the end of the series, Ralph isn’t the rabbit, but rather a regular Westview resident named Ralph Bohner.

* As Agatha prepares to kill Wanda's children to trigger another burst of chaos magic for her to harness, Dottie yells "Cut!" and walks on saying there'll be no child deaths on this show. She chides Agatha for not remembering what Dottie is short for, and then we get a reprise of the villain song: "Who's been tidying up everything? It was Dorothy all along!" showing "Dottie" dressed like [[Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz Dorothy Gale]] preventing harm from coming to the other characters (and maybe even saving the little dog, too!). Señor Scratchy acquires a monstrous aspect and attacks her, and she casually kills him with magic, explaining that she [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer hates bunnies]].

* Thematically confirmed. Actual title is "Previously On", and the fibale is simply called “The Series Finale”.

** Though based on the Darkhold's [[EldritchAbomination origin]] in the comics, and the fact that [[Creator/SamRaimi Sam]] [[Film/TheEvilDead Raimi]] is directing Wanda's next appearance in a movie with a title that echoes an Creator/HPLovecraft [[Literature/AtTheMountainsOfMadness novel]], it stands to reason this version of the Darkhold may have a great deal more in common with the Necronomicon than the version seen in ''S.H.I.E.L.D.'' canon.

[[WMG: There will be animosity between [[Film/CaptainMarvel Carol]] and Wanda the next time they see each other.]]

[[WMG: "Major Goodner" is Talos's daughter from ''Film/CaptainMarvel.'']]

** [[spoiler: Another possiblility, is that a surviving copy of the Darkhold will resurface in the spin-off, but in the hands of a new villain (Morgana?), where it will be revealed that [[TheManBehindTheMan THEY wheres actually controlling Wanda's actions]] in "Multiverse of Madness".]]

[[WMG: The VaguenessIsComing is actually [[Film/DoctorStrange Mordo]].]]

[[WMG: ''Agatha: Coven of Chaos'' will Retcon some elements of ''Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness''. Namely, [[spoiler: Wanda turning evil from the Darkhold. And destroying every copy of the Darkhold in the Multiverse]].
One of the criticisms of "Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" was that it largely ignored [[spoiler:Wanda's character arc]] from Series/WandaVision. To remedy this, [[spoiler: a still alive Wanda will resurface in the spin-off, where she will have hit rock bottom and regrets her actions in "Multiverse of Madness".]] The series will partially retcon Wanda's actions, by revealing that Wanda had became manipulated by the Darkhold. While she's still to blame for not listening to Agatha's warning (about the Darkhold and being the Scarlet Witch), it was actually ''the Darkholme'', which possessed her to kill people.

Another possiblility, is that a surviving copy of the Darkhold will resurface in the spin-off, but in the hands of a new villain (Morgana?), where it will be reveal that THEY wheres actually controlling Wanda's actions in "Multiverse of Madness".]]

One of the criticisms of "Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" was that it largely ignored [[spoiler:Wanda's character arc]] from Series/WandaVision. To remedy this, [[spoiler: a still alive Wanda will resurface in the spin-off, where she will have hit rock bottom and regrets her actions in "Multiverse of Madness". The series will partially retcon Wanda's actions, by revealing that Wanda had became manipulated by the Darkhold. While she's still to blame for not listening to Agatha's warning (about the Darkhold and being the Scarlet Witch), it was actually ''the Darkholme'', which possessed her to kill people.

Why else would you put her in? Besides, imagine the possibilities of a ragtag group of foul-mouthed, anti-social, near-psychotic antiheroes who are more deranged than the Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy.

[[WMG: Agatha didn't kidnap some random person and give him the powers of Pietro.]]
The show takes place, chronologically speaking, after Series/Loki2021 and (possibly) Film/SpiderManNoWayHome. Peter from The Film/XMenFilmSeries knows a Peter Parker who is Spider-Man. Therefor, he was brought in inadvertedly by the spell Strange cast and botched. Agatha was able to capture him under the guise of helping him in this new and strange world. She ''planted'' those headshots and the name "Ralph Bohner" but it's really Peter. Sylvie killing He Who Remains is what allowed the people who know Peter Parker is Spider-Man to be brought to the MCU in the first place.

* Jossed. Even if that ''was'' the case, Wanda certainly doesn't know it herself and no other character even suggests that Oleg and Iryna may not of been Wanda and Pietro's parents.

One of the criticisms of "Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" was that it largely ignored [[spoiler:Wanda's character arc]] from Series/WandaVision. To remedy this, [[spoiler: a still alive Wanda will resurface in the spin-off, where she will have hit rock bottom and regrets her actions in "MoM". The series will partially retcon Wanda's actions, by revealing that Wanda had became manipulated by the Darkhold. While she's still to blame for not listening to Agatha's warning (about the Darkhold and being the Scarlet Witch), it was actually ''the Darkholme'', which possessed her to kill people.

Another possiblility, is that a surviving copy of the Darkhold will resurface in the spin-off, but in the hands of a new villain (Morgana?), where it will be reveal that THEY wheres actually controlling Wanda's actions in MoM.]]

[[WMG:Speed and ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} will appear in this series.]]

[[WMG: Wanda was put in this world to give birth to [[ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} the Demiurge]]]]

Basically: S.W.O.R.D. under Hayward will want to experiment on them -- maybe because of their powers, maybe because they were created under the Hex. Either Monica, Jimmy, or Darcy will end up running off with them (my money's on either Monica or Darcy, since Jimmy appears to have a family he can't just up and abandon, though he might check in on them from time to time) and going into hiding to protect them. Bonus points if it's Monica, because that might mean they'll appear in the next ''Captain Marvel'' film, thus potentially leading to Billy [[ComicBook/{{Hulkling}} meeting a certain Kree/Skrull hybrid...]]

He was awfully eager to shoot Wanda and paint her as the bad guy. He also hid the fact that Wanda stole Vision's body from S.W.OR.D. for seemingly no reason. This may also be why he sent Monica to Westview in the first place.

The show takes place, chronologically speaking, after Series/Loki2021 and (possibly) Film/SpiderManNoWayHome. Peter from The Francise/XMenFilmSeries knows a Peter Parker who is Spider-Man. Therefor, he was brought in inadvertedly by the spell Strange cast and botched. Agatha was able to capture him under the guise of helping him in this new and strange world. She ''planted'' those headshots and the name "Ralph Bohner" but it's really Peter. Sylvie killing He Who Remains is what allowed the people who know Peter Parker is Spider-Man to be brought to the MCU in the first place.