@Guccigang2121 Its a classic movie/tv/book/comic rule (ESPECIALLY in CBMs) where no body = no death. They clearly hinted that she could’ve saved herself (with the red flash) and they made sure not to show a body. They’re not just gonna abandon one of their most powerful and most popular characters like that.

Hey if she wasn’t trying to kill herself then she coulda fled when the place collapsed.

@Guccigang2121 Yeah I know it's not, but creating a force field is something she can do

Let me show my own MCU rules (this applies to Kingpin in Hawkeye):

If there wasn’t a body, she might be alive.

If there was a body, it could be a Skrull (you never know)

If not, you can bring her back through the multiverse.

If not, you can always go back in time and grab that character from the past.

Skulls revert back when they die...

"if there was a body"? if I am not mistaken, all corpses show their true form.

"grab that character from the past"? from my understanding, only select groups have access to any time travel device. and all of them seem cautious about using respective device.

I think she might have survived, but also maybe not. She clearly wanted to sacrifice herself in that moment so she either succeeded or was saved by some outside force

MCU fans: "I hate that nothing of consequence ever happens in the MCU."

MCU: Does something of consequence.

MCU fans: "UNDO IT!!!!!!!!"

I genuinely don’t think Wanda’s dead. It just wouldn’t fit to have MoM be her last film, and that’s how she dies. Plus, if you watch when the Temple is crumbling there’s a pulse of red energy, I’m wondering if it was Wanda teleporting away (but she doesn’t have teleportation does she?) or if it was her powers creating a protective cocoon like Jeans powers did in X2 when it shielded her from the water.

Maybe it could’ve been a side effect of her body getting crushed with all that power in her. Kinda like if you crush a bottle of cinnamon, it’s gonna leave a little cloud behind.