Since the launch of the Marvel series "Wanda Vision", there have been many media and fans speculating:
The show's ultimate boss is most likely the demon "Mephisto".
From my point of view, before "Wanda's Vision" did not reach the finale of Episode 9, there was really no answer to this, but...
Admittedly, in this Marvel series, there are indeed many details that may be related to "Mephisto".
Today, we will take a look at the details of "Wanda Vision" and "Mephisto", and the final answer will be based on the ending of the official plot.
Bread machine and "666"
In Episode 1 of Wanda's Visions, there is an advertisement for "Stark Bread Machine".
In the shot in front of the new bread machine, there is a symbol similar to "666" (the screen needs to be flipped and adjusted).
This detail has a new Easter egg in the Wanda Vision Stark bread machine? Maybe it has something to do with this villain" Article has been interpreted.
According to our internet culture understanding, "666" is a very bullish and powerful meaning, and in the culture of Western countries, 666 means "devil, devil", which is a very unlucky symbol of evil.
In the Marvel Universe, the exclusive character of the demon is "Mephisto".
"The devil is hidden in the details"
In the second episode of Wanda's Visions, there are two lines of dialogue that mention the word "demon."
Dotty said, "Bever, the devil is hidden in the details."
Agnes said to Wanda, "There are demons in not only those places."
From the recently updated Episode 7 of Wanda's Visions, Agnes is actually Agatha the Sorcerer, and Dotty's identity remains unidentified (presumably not a native of Westview).
Ubiquitous hexagons (this is a bit of a stretch, for reference only)
For hexagons, we've shared two short messages, which can be found here:
(1) "Why a hexagon?" ”
(2) The familiar hexagon is here again
The hexagon is related to the number "6", which refers to the "666" demon mentioned earlier in the Lenovo article.
From the junction of Westview to Wanda's quilt pillowcase, does the shexagon hint at the existence of "Mephisto"?
To be honest, this connection is a bit ridiculous, I have reservations, just share it for your reference.
I believe that Marvel will give a satisfactory answer to everyone in the finale of "Wanda Vision".
Wanda's pregnancy
If you refer to the original Marvel Comics, perhaps the "Wanda pregnancy" itself is the biggest hint of Mephisto's appearance.
In the original Marvel Comics, Wanda also had twins.
Because the vision is a robot, it is impossible to have children normally.
Wanda wants to have children and uses her Chaos magic to achieve this, but in the process, she inadvertently creates twins using Mephisto's soul fragments.
When Mephisto reabsorbed the twins, they eventually disappeared, which drove Wanda crazy.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this is likely to trigger the "crazy multiverse" and thus be associated with Doctor Strange 2, as Wanda will also be in Doctor Strange 2.
Quicksilver joke (this is a bit of a rip-off, for reference only)
Since its appearance, Quicksilver has been acting a little unusually.
At the end of Episode 7 of "Wanda's Vision", it is learned that Quicksilver was controlled by Agatha.
But is there anyone behind Agatha's behind-the-scenes? Through the "empty" credits of "Wanda's Visions", we think that there will probably be a reversal of the plot later.
Therefore, some of the lines of Quicksilver are still worth studying.
In Episode 6, Quicksilver once said "unleash hell, demon spawn" to the twins.
The domestic Sinicization is "Little Devils, Don't Turn the World Upside Down", which literally translates to "release hell, son of the devil".
In addition, when the vision went out, Quicksilver also once teased: twins need a father figure.
"The twins need a father image, don't worry, sister, I'm a man, I can handle it."
Here, if you want to associate Mephisto, the brain hole will be very large, which corresponds to the "soul fragment" mentioned above.
Crown Cinemas
While Wanda and Quicksilver are chatting, a movie theater called Coronet can be seen in the background.
The theater billboard has a close-up showing the names of two movies: "The Incredibles" and "Born a Couple."
The plot of these two films may hint at what is happening in Westview.
"Born to Be a Couple" is a story about "fake identities" and "identity swaps", corresponding to Quicksilver; "The Incredibles" is related to "superpowers".
However, the most likely thing to do with Mephisto here is the name of the cinema: coronet.
As the extranet media pointed out, the classic poem "coronet" was written by the British metaphysical poet Andrew Marvell.
It is about a man who knows that the sins of mankind led to the death of Christ, and he tries to atone for his sins by wearing a new crown for Christ's head, but he finds that there is also sin in it, because the devil is involved in it...
While Mephisto is not a biblical demon, this may be a subtle and clever hint of his presence in Westview.
Agatha's house
In Agatha's house, there are also quite a few details worth thinking about.
For example, the TV show that is being played, although it is a children's program, but the demon costume in the show makes the atmosphere more eerie.
There is also a cicada that has been close-up to the camera:
It is impossible for a cicada to appear in the house, and this cicada is likely to have something else.
In Marvel Comics, Mephisto's first appearance is in the form of a "fly".
If you look at it from a distance, this cicada really looks like a fly--|| (Many self-media have interpreted it as a fly.)
Agatha's basement
At the end of Episode 7 of Wanda's Visions, Wanda arrives in Agatha's basement.
This basement is eerie and eerie, and there are many details worth observing.
This totem, whether it resembles a sheep or a cow, is easily reminiscent of Mephisto from a distance.
This is shown in the image above.
Wanda went further into the basement and we found a similar pattern:
Coincidentally, this pattern also appeared in the trailer for the Marvel episode "Rocky":
This most likely means that Loki and Wanda Vision have the same group or the same villain, and if it is the same villain, The possibility of Mephitos is definitely the first.
Wanda Vision promotional poster
The other day, Marvel once released a "Wanda Vision" promotional poster:
At first glance, there is nothing special about it, but if you zoom in, it is a bit interesting:
It's a lot like a big fly, or like the cicada in Episode 7 of Wanda's Vision.
Continue zooming in:
It's like the classic "Mephisto" demon head, which is related to the mysterious totem in Agatha's basement and the mural in the Trailer for Rocky.
The above is the details that may have appeared related to Mephisto as of episode 7 of the Marvel series "Wanda Vision".
May not be complete, may not be correct, the above content is for discussion and reference only.
The final result is based on the ending of "Wanda's Vision".