Can someone please explain to me like I’m 5 how this two are even related? Because I genuinely don’t see the connection. Why do I see people call Magneto Wanda's Dad ?

Honestly, it’s heartbreaking how lonely Pavi must have been to the point where she had to create her own family just to fill the emptiness of having no one by her side.💔

Honestly why did they studio Change your eyes shape from circle to square.

Bro creates a genetic mutation inhibitor but doesn't share it with cancer research

People love to talk down on the Snyderverse like it wasn't good, buddy this was peakk

My delusional ass thought Matt Murdock was gonna appear in this scene lol

Hey @grok which one powerful entity

The need to bring back bloopers at the end of movies😂

You know, a family is forever. We could never truly leave each other, even if we tried. 🥺 #Visionquest

the fact that Marvel could literally pull this off again and it would work out perfectly

Am I the only one that thinks… people focus way too much on Peter becoming a more independent Spider-Man and ignore what happened to Peter Parker himself? He lost Aunt May, MJ and Ned forgot him, and the future he was building basically disappeared overnight. He wanted to get into MIT, continue his education, and actually build a life for himself. Now he has none of that. Peter can still save people as Spider-Man, but Peter Parker is completely alone. No friends, no family, no one who remembers the life he had before. He didn’t just lose the people he loved, he lost the future he thought he was going to have. Peter Parker didn't just lose the people he loved, he lost everything he was supposed to have. and that’s probably the cruelest ending Marvel has given him.

I mean did we not watch the same show there are endless reasons why her death would be celebrated. she ruined everything she touched

Honestly, was this scene Pavi eventually changed from a wooden leg to a metal one? Could this moment have influenced her decision?

I NEED TO KNOW IF THIS THEORY IS ACTUALLY TRUE I wonder if the intro of the show is going to be the beginning of a play? I swear I read somewhere that in Ellora, they have plays about how awful the Avatar is, basically their own version of the Ember Island Players… except it’s straight-up propaganda. And with Bryke emphasizing the mysteries around Pavi and Nisha, especially where they came from and how Pavi lost her leg, I’m SO curious about where all of this is going. Also, I’m so glad Book 2 is already completed. Maybe we won’t have to wait an entire year after Book 1 before it airs?

What was the reason behind Snape's obsession with Lily? Why did he feel the need to protect her son, even though she disliked him in their childhood?

Can someone please explain this to me… now that Peter has organic webbing, how are his webs even cleaned up around the city? If they’re strong and sticky enough to hold people, how does the city get rid of them?

JON WATTS WAS HOLDING BACK ON US, WE COULD HAVE HAD SO MUCH MORE LIKE THIS.🕷️🕸️

Magneto being called Wanda’s dad is one of those things fandom has repeated so much that people forget it’s actually complicated. The connection comes from the comics, where Magneto was famously established as Wanda and Pietro’s biological father for decades. So when people call Magneto “Wanda’s dad,” they’re usually talking about that version of the characters. But the MCU never established that relationship. In the MCU, Wanda and Pietro are Maximoff twins, and Magneto has no confirmed familial connection to them. That’s why the confusion happens: people take a major part of the comic-book history and apply it directly to the MCU, even though the MCU changed their origins. So if you're talking specifically about the movies, calling Magneto Wanda’s dad is basically bringing comic continuity into a story where that connection doesn't exist.

When everyone suddenly becomes a Marvel fan, but don't even know why is Gamora?

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