Given their unnatural origins, neither Vision nor their children can exist outside of the Hex. She's able to beat Agatha at her own game and release her magical stranglehold on the residents of Westview, but she loses her entire family in the process. The Fate of Vision and Wanda's FamilyWandaVision is ultimately a show about confronting grief, and it's only fitting that Wanda's story ends on a very bittersweet note. Here's a full breakdown of the big reveals in the finale and why those two post-credits scenes are so significant. If the finale has you confused as to which character Evan Peters is actually playing and how all of this feeds into upcoming MCU movies like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Captain Marvel 2, fear not. The series finale pits Wanda Maximoff against Agatha Harkness, and not every character is left standing when the dust clears and the Hex is dissolved. She represents 'an old friend of your mother's' who'd like to see her again up in the stars, setting up the upcoming Captain Marvel 2 and/or Secret Invasion series.WandaVision's final episode has arrived, and there's a lot to unpack. She meets in the theater with an agent who turns out be a Skrull. He reunites for Monica, as they observe Hayward being taken into custody. Next comes a mid-credits scene, as Woo dispatches the FBI to tend to Westview. As Wanda promises to understand her power one day, she flies off, finally leaving Westview behind. She does have an ally in Monica, though, who sympathizes with the want to bring someone back to life. She puts her hood up and walks through town, receiving glares from the newly-restored townspeople. Wanda is once again left alone, standing on an empty plot of land. RELATED: WandaVision: Pietro Was All Along With that, the Hex sweeps over the house as it, Vision, and the twins disappear.

The two kiss as they reason that the synthezoid, or at least a form of him, will show up again. Vision asks what he is, to which she replies that he's the incarnation of the Mind Stone that lives in her, but most importantly, her love. The two tuck the boys in, musing that 'a family is forever' and saying goodbye to the twins forever. Their world crumbling down around them, the family heads back home, with Wanda and Vision transforming back to their sitcom outfits. 'Thanks for the lesson,' she says, 'but I don't need you to teach me who I am.' With that, she absorbs both her and Agatha's magical powers, donning a familiar headpiece and outfit in the process. But as she attempts to destroy Wanda, she finds herself powerless. Wanda reveals that, just like Agatha did to her last episode, she's trapped her in a circle of runes. A spell can never be broken, leaving Westview just as broken as its creator. With Wanda's magic finally in her possession, Agatha reveals her deal was never real. Wanda takes them back to the present, as Agatha continues to drain away at her magic until there's nothing left. Agatha once again offers to take Wanda's power in exchange for her family and a life free of pain. Her undead victims come back to life, but they turn on Wanda, affirming her identity as the Scarlet Witch. Wanda sneaks up on Agatha, transporting her back to the Salem flashback from last episode, where she killed her coven and her mother in the pursuit of power. RELATED: 'Agatha All Along' Nears 1.8 Million Spotify Streams Ahead of WandaVision Finale He simply states, 'I am Vision' and takes off, with a new goal seemingly in mind. has kept from him, making him realize his identity. He's able to convince White Vision to access the memories S.W.O.R.D. As the director tries to escape, he gets stopped by the funnel cake van driven by a delighted Darcy (Kat Dennings). Vision is able to stop his counterpart for a few seconds, reasoning that he is not the true Vision that he's after. The quartet divide and conquer among their foes. Billy and Tommy subdue the military, but Hayward tries to shoot them, only to be stopped by Monica.

The newly-reunited family is left standing in town square as Agatha, White Vision, and S.W.O.R.D. She elects to do the latter, closing the hole back up. Wanda realizes she has to make a choice: Save Westview or save her family. to charge in, as well as Vision and her sons to begin to disintegrate. Unfortunately, this allows Hayward and S.W.O.R.D. As Agatha points out 'heroes don't torture people,' Wanda sends up a beacon of magic, tearing a hole in the Hex and telling everyone to leave town.

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