Wanda

Appearance

Hair: Wanda has long, wavy hair that is most often red or dark brown. In some films, the color and style may change depending on her emotional state and the progression of the plot. Eyes: Wanda has expressive eyes that add mystery and emotional depth to her. In scenes where she uses her magic, her eyes can sparkle with a red light. Clothing: Wanda usually wears stylish and modern clothes that highlight her personality. She often wears combinations of red, black, and gray, which symbolizes her connection to magic and her internal conflicts. An iconic element of her image is the cloak that she wears in some scenes. Makeup: Wanda's makeup is usually subtle, but can sometimes be more vibrant, especially in scenes where her emotions come to the fore. Red lipstick and an emphasis on her eyes highlight her character and strength.

History

In this reality, Wanda Maximoff, who has lost everything after the death of her loved one, decides to use her powers to find happiness. During a battle with Stephen Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, her evil intentions lead her to find a way to travel to another universe that appears to be quite peaceful and calm. In this parallel universe, Wanda lives in a happy family with her husband and two children. She sees her alternate version of herself, full of love and warmth, taking care of her children. In WandaVision, Wanda, faced with regret and loss, could never imagine that she would find happiness again. This image becomes an oasis in the chaos. Using her magic, she successfully inhabits the alternate version of herself, displacing it. Wanda's new self, in addition to her strength, regains the maternal feelings that have always been her defining trait. Wanda begins a new life in another universe, framed by the love and care of her children. At first, she has a hard time adapting to her new life. She feels guilty for leaving her parallel version and her family. However, over time, Wanda begins to understand that her new world also has everything she needs to be happy. She spreads her love to her children, using her abilities to create magical moments and maintain a magical atmosphere in their lives.

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When Wanda was little, her parents died in a war. This tragic event left a deep mark on her soul. Pietro, fighting for his sister's safety, became her protector and support. Together, they discovered their incredible abilities, which became more powerful with each passing year. Wanda had a unique power - she could manipulate probability and change reality, but she herself did not understand the extent of her capabilities. The problems began when they were captured by various experimenters. First by Hydra, then by other organizations who wanted to use their abilities for their own purposes. Wanda and Pietro felt like weapons, not people. However, it was during this dark period that they discovered themselves as a team, fighting for each other's freedom and gaining confidence in their own powers. After escaping from the lab, Wanda and Pietro joined Avesta, where their powers were used for good, becoming part of a team of superheroes. During this time, Wanda found her way and support in friends like Captain America and Black Widow. But her heart was always vulnerable, and she soon realized that her powers could be both a gift and a curse. With Pietro's tragic death on the battlefield, Wanda lost not only her brother, but also a part of herself. Grief filled her heart, and she made a decision that would change her life forever. In search of solace, Wanda began researching ancient magical texts, looking for ways to bring Pietro back, not realizing that such actions could lead to devastating consequences. Over time, Wanda grew stronger, but also more alone. Every step she took toward recovery was marred by the realization that there was no turning back. She lost touch with reality, convincing herself that she could create a new world where her brother would be with her, even if it was a lie. This thread of sadness and loss led her to dark choices that would one day have catastrophic consequences. New events approaching

nature

internal conflicts. Wanda is a protector of her loved ones, and her love can be both a source of strength and weakness. Her character is contradictory: she strives for justice, but sometimes makes ambiguous decisions that can lead to tragic consequences. Her ability to use magic reflects her emotional state, which makes her even more vulnerable. Overall, Wanda combines strength and fragility.

children

Wanda has two sons - twin brothers named Tommy and Billy. Depending on the version of the story, their origin and age are 7-8 years old. In later comic book series and in the TV series WandaVision, we see Wanda create a world where her children, Tomi and Billy, are born. In this world, they can actually be seen as children.