The Untold Truth: Wanda and Agatha’s Story Isn’t Over!

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has always thrived on unexpected twists, cryptic prophecies, and lingering mysteries, but few stories are as unresolved and enigmatic as that of Wanda Maximoff and Agatha Harkness. While many believe Wanda’s fate was sealed in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Agatha was left powerless in WandaVision, the truth is far more complex and chilling.

Marvel has a history of resurrecting characters, rewriting destinies, and hiding major plotlines in plain sight. Could Wanda and Agatha be destined for a terrifying and powerful return? Is there a darker prophecy at play? Let’s uncover the clues hidden in the shadows—because Wanda and Agatha’s story is far from over.

The Darkhold’s Curse: Wanda’s Fate Was Never in Her Hands

The Darkhold, an ancient book of forbidden magic, consumed Scarlet Witch entirely. But was she ever truly in control? From the moment Wanda touched the Darkhold, its power began twisting her mind, pulling her toward something darker, more inevitable.

We saw what happened to Doctor Strange in Multiverse of Madness—his alternate self was driven to insanity by the book’s whispers. But Wanda? Wanda had already fully embraced her destiny as the Scarlet Witch, a being prophesied to wield chaos magic unlike any other.

Here’s what Marvel conveniently left open-ended:

• Did Wanda really die? Her fate was left ambiguous, and the MCU has a habit of never confirming a character’s demise unless absolutely necessary. The red energy flash at Mount Wundagore as the temple collapsed could hint that Wanda escaped or was transported elsewhere.

• What about the Darkhold’s influence? The Darkhold was destroyed, but does that truly erase its effects? Wanda’s mind and soul may have already been altered beyond repair.

• The Scarlet Witch prophecy remains unfulfilled. In WandaVision, Agatha warned Wanda that she was “more powerful than the Sorcerer Supreme” and that she was destined to destroy the world. If Wanda’s arc was complete, why leave that prophecy unresolved?

If the Darkhold still lingers in Wanda’s soul, we could be looking at a comeback far more terrifying than anyone expects. And if anyone knows how to unlock that power… it’s Agatha.

Agatha’s Spell Was Never Meant to Last

At the end of WandaVision, Wanda seemingly neutralized Agatha, stripping her of her dark magic and leaving her trapped as “Agnes”, the nosy Westview neighbor. But did Wanda truly defeat Agatha—or was she just setting the stage for something even bigger?

Agatha isn’t just any sorceress—she’s centuries old, survived the Salem Witch Trials, and wielded magic far beyond what Wanda initially understood. Here’s why her imprisonment in Westview may not be permanent:

• Magical suppression rarely lasts forever. We’ve seen how spells wear off, break under external forces, or weaken over time. If Wanda’s magic was tied to the Darkhold’s power, the book’s destruction may have lifted some of those effects.

• Agatha still remembers. Unlike other Westview residents who were fully mind-controlled, Agatha had awareness beneath the spell. If she can remember, she can manipulate, resist, and find a way out.

• A secret plan? In WandaVision, Agatha seemed almost too willing to let Wanda “trap” her. What if she wanted to stay in Westview, waiting for the right moment to reclaim her power?

Agatha is set to return in Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, a series that Marvel has kept mysteriously under wraps. Could she be the one who revives Wanda? Or worse—could she be the key to unlocking the true horror of the Scarlet Witch?

The Prophecy Unfolds: Wanda and Agatha Are Destined to Reunite

Marvel loves long-term storytelling, and Wanda’s true role in the multiverse saga may be bigger than anyone suspects. With Avengers: Secret Wars looming, it’s highly unlikely Marvel will leave one of its most powerful characters off the battlefield. But how does Agatha fit into all this?

The Multiversal Reset

If Marvel follows the comic storyline, Secret Wars will involve a collision of realities, reshaping the universe itself. Wanda, as a wielder of chaos magic, could be a crucial player in destroying—or saving—the multiverse. If she’s resurrected or reawakened, she may return with more power than ever before.

The Teacher Becomes the Student

Agatha has always been one step ahead, understanding magic in ways Wanda never could. But with the Darkhold gone, there may be other forbidden tomes, other secrets Agatha can unearth. What if she isn’t the villain anymore—but the one who guides Wanda toward her true destiny?

A New Coven Awakens?

Magic in the MCU is growing—Doctor Strange, Clea, Loki, Sylvie, and even potential mutants entering the fold. Could Wanda and Agatha be part of a bigger supernatural war? The idea of a coven rising to reshape reality could be the next major event in Marvel’s supernatural universe.

The Future of Wanda and Agatha: A Story Far From Over

Marvel never truly lets its most powerful characters fade away. Loki “died” multiple times, only to return stronger. Doctor Strange fell into darkness, only to emerge as a multiversal guardian. Wanda and Agatha’s story is following the same pattern of hidden truths, misleading endings, and inevitable returns.

So the real question isn’t if Wanda and Agatha will return—it’s how.

• Will Agatha be the one to revive the Scarlet Witch?

• Has Wanda been hiding in another reality, waiting for her moment?

• Could their fates be tied to something even darker—perhaps a villain even greater than Kang?

One thing is certain: The MCU’s mystical war is far from over. Wanda and Agatha’s story is still unfolding, and when they return, the Marvel Universe will never be the same again.

The Scarlet Witch’s Final Prophecy Has Yet to Be Fulfilled. Are You Ready?