And she certainly wouldn't have any knowledge of this version of her brother-everything else, in the universe, particularly the show's commercials, have been something that would've already existed in her mind. If she says she's not doing it, she may really not be. She's definitely aware of what's happening around them, and her storming out of the bubble to have a face-off with SWORD made that clear -and Vision ( Paul Bettany) sure is getting that too-but we've never known this character to be a liar.
One guess? Wanda may not actually be in control. Peters played the character in X-Men: Days of Future Past, X-Men: Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix, so viewers of the X-Men version of things (movies which never featured Wanda/ Scarlet Witch in any form) will be particularly surprised. It remains to be seen, however, how this version of Pietro made it into this world. The MCU has hinted that it's headed toward a multiverse-the first Doctor Strange included some references to this, the sequel, which Wanda will appear in, is titled Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, and the upcoming Spider-Man 3 will supposedly feature past iterations of Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire) and villains (Alfred Molina and Jamie Foxx) alike-and that's the beginning of what we're seeing here. That's not the X-Men version of Quicksilver/Pietro, though. Our Pietro, complete with his thick Eastern-European accent, was killed by Ultron in Sokovia during Avengers: Age of Ultron. This is not the Pietro Maximoff anyone-including Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) herself-expected to see. Evan Peters' presence as Pietro Maximoff means the MCU has officially opened up its Multiverse. And that could change absolutely everything. But it looks like, at the very least, Evan Peters as Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver has made the jump. They'd been expected to recast their own X-Men, and Fantastic Four, while the only character expected to carry over was Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool. These characters have no idea why he would look different.īut since Disney bought 20th Century Fox back in 2019, the MCU has had the right to use any character from the X-Men world. Darcy Lewis (Kat Dennings) said it best: "She recast Pietro?"Īnd as fun as it is to hear non-super MCU characters like Monica Rambeau, Jimmy Woo, and Darcy talk about the events of Avengers: Endgame, and who came closest to defeating Thanos, in the same way the fans would, it's a great way to take a step back and remember that the X-Men movies don't exist in this world.
For MCU fans unfamiliar with the X-Men world, Dr. In yet another WandaVision episode filled to the brim with things to unpack, that's certainly going to be the biggest one. Wanda's brother, Pietro, had been mentioned a few times before, and at the end of the episode, after an unexpected ring of the doorbell, there he was: played by Evan Peters, who played the character in the X-Men movies, rather than Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who played the character in Avengers: Age of Ultron. WandaVision had been teasing a massive cameo, and while we're not sure Episode 5, titled "On a Very Special Episode." was the cameo everyone was waiting for, it sure had a big one that will make quite the Marvel Cinematic Universe impact. This Pietro is played by Evan Peters-who played Pietro/Quicksilver in the X-Men movies-rather than Aaron-Taylor Johnson, who played Pietro in Avengers: Age of Ultron.At the end of the show's Episode 5, Pietro shows up-but looking different from how Wanda and MCU fans might remember him.Pietro Maximoff, the late brother of Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen), has been mentioned a few times in WandaVision so far.The following story contains massive spoilers for WandaVision episode 5.
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