I believe that many Marvel fans have a relatively familiar understanding of the Wanda Vision family in the current Marvel setting after watching the derivative drama of Marvel's "Wanda Vision", typical of which is:
In addition to Wanda and the two husbands and wives, there is a pair of twin sons Tommy and Billy, and Quicksilver becomes the uncle of Wanda's twin sons.
In this regard, a fan private message asked me before:
Is this the configuration of the Wanda Vision family in the Marvel setting? Are there any other members of Wanda's vision family?
The answer is yes!
And in the original setting of Marvel, the members of the Wanda Vision Family are far more than the scope recognized by many fans, so today we will briefly talk about what other members of the Wanda Vision Family set by the Marvel Universe are what other members you don't know:
1. Members of Wanda's Phantom Family Tree: Dr. Pym, Ultron;
Unlike the setting in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the origin of Ultron is attributed to Tony Stark, that is, Iron Man, in fact, in the original setting of marvel comics, Ultron was not created by Iron Man, but by Marvel's original "Ant-Man" Dr. Pym.
The early Dr. Pym did not really want to create a super robot that could destroy humans at the beginning, but a supercomputer, but what he did not expect was that in the process, the supercomputer broke through the limits of artificial intelligence and became a robot with super intelligence.
And we are clearly talking about the genealogy of Wanda's vision, why do we talk about Dr. Pym and Ultron?
In fact, in the original Setting of Marvel, it was precisely because Dr. Pym created Ultron, and then Ultron used the body of Marvel's first generation of Thunderbolt Jim Hammond Cyborg and the brainwave of the "Divine Force Man", which created the earliest illusion!
reference:
In the Marvel movie "American Team", the dummy model that once appeared in the glass cover of the museum is actually an Easter egg that pays tribute to the original Thunderbolt Jim Hammond character in the comic.
At that time, Ultron created the illusion at the beginning only as an "upgraded version" of itself, wanting to help it collapse the reunion, but embarrassingly, Ultron did not expect that the 2.0 version of the super robot he created would eventually reverse the water and join the reunion.
2. The 2 "stepmothers" of the illusion: Jocasta and Alkma;
As we said earlier, in the original Marvel setting, the illusion was designed and created by Ultron, but at the same time, the illusion in the early comics not only created the illusion, on the contrary, Ultron also created 2 "stepmothers" for the illusion, one was "Jocasta" and the other was "Alkma".
Pictured: Jocasta
However, it is more interesting to say:
One of the phantom stepmothers, Jocasta, is a robot created by Ultron in the comics using the wasp woman's brainwave as a carrier, but it is also the end that betrays Ultron and becomes the setting of the righteous side.
The other Alkma, although also the "stepmother" of the illusion, is evil in itself, although in the comics it also plays a trick against the water to betray Ultron.
However, this Alkma's evil attributes are even worse than Ultron's!
3. Vision also has a younger brother, Victor Mancher;
It can only be said that in the original setting of Marvel, Ultron really wanted to give Vision a "home", in addition to the previous "stepmother" setting, Ultron created a "younger brother" for Vision in the comics, that is, Victor Mancher.
However, in terms of setting, Victor's own setting is closer to that of a human, which is different from the visual modeling setting that is obviously a robot
4. Sons of Vision: Tommy, Billy;
For the setting of this pair of twins, I believe that fans who have seen "Wanda Vision" should not be unfamiliar, in the setting of the early comics, when Wanda and Vision formed a family, because The Illusion could not give Wanda's offspring embarrassment, Wanda directly used her magic and the soul energy of the Hell Lord Mephisto to create the twins.
But embarrassingly:
When Mephisto later withdrew his soul energy, the twins disappeared, which also directly caused the later Wanda to go on a rampage, not only killing the illusion, but also directly leading to the later "Avengers disbandment" event.
Now in the spin-off drama "Wanda Vision", this pair of twins has been adapted, Marvel has integrated their identity with the reincarnation of the twins in the comics "Speed" and "Sorcerer", as to whether there will be a "disappearing" setting in the comics, it is not easy to say.
5. Illusion of the "family version 2.0" created by himself: wife Virginia, twin offspring Ven, Vivian;
This plot actually originates from the setting of the comic "Vision v3", in this comic, the illusion directly creates a family that belongs to the same kind as itself, as mentioned earlier, the illusion has created his wife Virginia and the twin descendants Ofe and Vivian, and the family has also moved into the human community.
Interestingly:
The pet that appears in the spin-off drama "Wanda Vision" has an electric spark, in fact, the prototype is in this comic, the prototype is the papy dog of the phantom neighbor, but later the phantom transforms it into a mechanical dog, that is, an electric spark!
But obviously, the super robot of this family is destined not to make other humans in the community feel comfortable, so in this comic, it also presents the crisis of the phantom family and humans getting along, and even the blackening of the illusion is also broken, which directly affects the setting of the entire reunion.
This is also a comic that I personally prefer the illusion branch, and the whole comic has a loving rendering, humane excavation, and dark moments, which is a rare style in other Marvel comics.
However, Vivian, the daughter of the illusion in the comics, finally joined the hero team "Champion Squad" and became a hero.
Seeing this, many fans may mention another name -
Magneto!
Indeed, in marvel's early settings, the background setting of the brothers and sisters of Crimson Witch and Quicksilver was indeed installed on the label of "descendants" of Magneto, and even, in the Marvel event "M Royal Family", it was also directly set that Magneto was the father of Wanda and Quicksilver, which is why many fans always hoped to see "Old Ten Thousand" Magneto in "Wanda Illusion".
But we still have to say:
In Marvel's latest plot setting about Wanda and Quicksilver, Magneto has been eliminated as the biological father of Wanda and Quicksilver, which means that Magneto is not the biological father of Crimson Witch and Quicksilver, which is one reason why I did not include Magneto in the Wanda Illusion family tree here.
But ~
This is just a Marvel comic setting, and now the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Spin-Off Universe are still in the worldview construction, and even the branch line of the X-Men mutants has not yet been connected, in fact, Marvel is still using the original "Magneto is the father of Wanda and Quicksilver" setting.
So in general, the genealogy with illusion as the core should be (manual funny):
Grandpa: Dr. Pym;
Dad: Ultron (Body Father: Jim Hammond + Divine Man Brain Waves);
Stepmother: Jokasta and Alkma;
Phantom Brothers: Victor Mancher;
Phantom Brother-in-Law: Quicksilver;
Wife: Wanda, second wife Virginia;
Offspring: Tommy, Billy (born to Wanda), Vin, Vivian (born to Virginia);
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