Darkhold

Do you think Avengers 5 will adaption the children’s crusade partially, tying the young avengers build up that’s been happening? Also do you think Dr. Doom will use Scarlet Witch to wipe out all Kang variants (or at least most of them) like she did with the darkhold?

could the creator of the darkhold Chthon also have created the necro blade and you believe that we would one day see him in a film or a series with a mysterious character

What do y'all think? I feel this would be a great idea & wide window for great stories & Latino representation. Each of them have their perks, skills, expertise, & sources of power which would set them apart so it could be interesting.

Ghost Rider is easily 1 of my favorite characters in fiction & feel it is long over due to get full respect for his skill, power, & over all coolness. The questions now is which Ghost Rider & can this lead to the Midnight Sons?

The question of which Ghost Rider, I would be fine if they keep Robbie Reyes & just gave him the feats & powers of Johnny Blaze & Danny Ketch along with his own oh feats from the he comics.

They could put in he work to add Danny & Blaze in the mcu & balance out the 3 of them as powerhouses but that would be a lot of work.

As for the Midnight Sons, I feel that’s something that would need to come after years of establishing the members & some partial reboots (Iron Fist). Since this is a cast of awesome of supernatural studs, some of them aren’t even here yet. Of course they can improvise but they must be all supernatural. So the dram team I’m thinking of to add in diversity would be this:

Blade

Robbie Reyes

Brother Voodoo

Moon Knight

Dr Strange

Damion Helstrom

As for the most notable antagonist, Lilith can be played by any woman, nowadays any woman can be a succubus.

Motives-

Wanda is generally speaking a hurting woman whose trying to heal but isn’t stable to often be healing has negative affects on those around her. While the mcu did this on a much smaller scale the still got the idea across which I appreciated.

Esoteric Powers-

While they changed Wanda to be a Superior Esper, just they did find a way to introduce her Witchcraft & Chaos Magic. While would have preferred the Cthon storyline, they did still do a good job at introducing her esoteric powers (the reason why I don’t call it magic is because controlling energy is just science).

Relationship With Vision-

I don’t think I need to explain.

In the post credit scene of WandaVision, Wanda is clearly settled in the mountains to hide out and when she's reading the Darkhold, she hears Billy and Tommy crying for help.

In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, she's in a completely different location with no mountains to be seen, her cabin interior looks like the Westview house, and she's going after versions of her kids that aren't in danger.

This was never properly explained and I am so confused.

In Agents of SHIELD, the book is used more like an instruction manual, with the pages changing to suit the reader's needs. But then in WandaVision and MoM, we see that it has full chapters devoted to different topics, such as the Scarlet Witch's prophecy. How does that work with what we saw in the previous shows? Is it just one chapter that does the whole "appears differently to each person" thing?

So I found another plot hole involving Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, except this time it also involves Runaways.

So the first appearance of the Darkhold in the MCU was in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4. One thing that was learned about the Darkhold is that the pages are seen differently by each person. To anyone reading the book, it shows the answer to what they wish for, but anyone who isn't reading the book sees it as blank. By this logic, any digital recordings of the book would also appear blank.

Here comes the plot hole.

In Season 3 of Runaways, Robert Minoru finds Morgan le Fay's copy of the Darkhold and reads it. Knowing that Morgan will kill him, he uses his WizGlass to record the book.

Given that the contents of the book are only seen by the reader, his WizGlass should have just seen blank pages. So why is it that his glasses could record the book's contents but other recordings saw blank pages?

Who do you think is/was the bigger threat to the Multiverse: Wanda (with the Darkhold) or Kang the Conqueror?

Personally, I think Wanda when she had the Darkhold as Dr. Strange said she could enslave the entire Multiverse with America Chavez’s power and she still seems way too powerful too be killed (still hard to believe she’s not immortal, though).

But what do you think?

I notice something in MOM after America defeated Scarlet witch. When she opened a potter for herself and Wong to escape the other side of the potter was showing Kamar Taj but when she opened the potter to get Doctor Strange and Christine from that universe she was still in Mount Wondagore……I was kinda confused there

Ive been think about Wanda destroying the Darkhold in every Universe and also the temple. What about the temple in other universe was that also destroyed too or it was only destroyed in Universe 616 ???

I just rewatched the clip of Wanda destroying the Darkhold Castle (recorded in cinema with the 1XBet logo, so I can't share the clip here) and a few seconds after her last shot in the movie when we see the rocks fall on here we see a red cloud of magic coming from under the collapsed castle as it collaps even further. Is this Wanda getting crushed under the rocks and her magic getting squeezed out of her? That red cloud means something, and I believe Wanda died. I love her character and WandaVision was greater then great, but I hoped her story is done and that she died during the collapse of the Darkhold Castle.

Wanda created hex in westview and thats was bad because people was mind control blah blah blah. My question. When wanda go to alone cabin in the end of wandavision why she didn't create second hex but this time no hostages. Only wanda vision and her kids and sparky. This time she not hurt anyone and have her family forever. I know darkhold coruption blah blah blah but when she run from authorites she wasn't corrupted yet. What's your thoughts?

Do you think ‘Agatha: House of Harkness’ will reveal how Harkness got the Darkhold? If so, do you think it will connect to or contradict ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ and ‘Runaways’?

I know it’s been over a year since the finale aired, but I recently figured out why this one particular scene was deleted from episode nine. The scene that would’ve been Monica, Darcy, the kids and Ralph trying to steal the darkhold from Agatha’s basement and the rabbit turning into a demon. Now obviously the VFX wasn’t finished and couldn’t make it to the final cut, I was wondering though do you think it would be possible for them to release some of the deleted scenes including that one. Personally what I would like is for them to insert these scenes into the show so that they are canon and that the finale doesn’t seem a little rushed anymore. But no doubt that WandaVision was a great show on its own but I just think because of the pandemic that we didn’t get the full potential of a lot of these Disney+ shows.

So, WandaVision's Darkhold is a way different design than the Agents/Runaways version. Despite this, those involved have said that they believe it to be the same book. I just can't reconcile that in my head. To me, it's clear that the two books cannot be the same object (or rather, a very convoluted explanation would be required for the difference in design if they are the same book). Thus, my view is that there are two Darkholds in the MCU.

WandaVision's Darkhold is the original, much older tome, and may have once filled the empty slot in the Kamar-Taj library.

The Marvel Television Darkhold is a much more recent copy. As it has English on the cover, it can't be older than about 500 years. My headcanon is that some sorcerer used the original Darkhold to create the second Darkhold. This copy is still a very powerful object, and can be used to access all the information contained within the original. My theory is that this second Darkhold acts kind of as a search engine for the knowledge in the original (which is why the pages are blank until someone reads it).

What do you guys think? Anyone got a similar theory? Or a completely different one?