#anti wanda stans

[sukibenders]

I'm happy that Agatha All Along came out because, hopefully now, it fully illustrates just how unbearable and straight-up painful the hex was for those affected. Like since WV and even MOM, I've been so annoyed with people saying "The hex didn't impact the people of Westview" or "Let's be honest, their lives were much better," because it's so filled with obvious ignorance. But now, from Sharon begging Wanda to let her husband breathe, the people of Westview not even wanting to speak her name or what happened to them, it's experience being described as removing their autonomy and will--- like it's okay to admit that the hex was harmful. Like, now that Marvel isn't trying to sugarcoat it, the evidence is clear.

[musclesandhammering]

“But Wanda’s a nexus being. She was destined to sit on the throne of the multiverse. 😏 If she’d taken America’s powers she could’ve ruled everything 🙄”

Meanwhile, Loki IS sitting on the throne of the multiverse, and he didn’t need to steal anybody else’s powers to do it. 🤷‍♀️

[cruelwitch111]

I still can't believe that emotionally unstable Wanda, with obvious signs of depression and problems with controlling her feelings, is assigned children. Of course, because it's the people with those problems who make the best parents. Or are fans only using her emotional state to justify all the fucked up shit Wanda has done?

Not to mention how Wanda's depression has been romanticized. A light mayachige, a hairdo, and a bowl of cereal. Wanda can hold an entire city of people hostage because she's sad.

And Thor will be laughed at and mocked by everyone, and the only person who will give him support is his mother in the past. But Thor, despite being a God, has the closest possible demonstration of this disease. Because there's nothing beautiful about depression.

[darkcrowprincess]

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Unpopular opinion: Jean Grey and her dark phoneix arc in the x men movies is way more interesting the wanda whitewashed maximoff. Jean Grey beats mcu Wanda any day.

[mrm0rale]

Deleted Twitter 😍

I open the app and the first thing I see is shit about the swiftie racism

Scroll a little and now I’m seeing Donald Drump talking about shit he’s gonna do on day one of being president

Scroll some more and there’s an update on the Diddy shit

Literal next post is something about Wanda Maximoff and Olsen Stan’s racism

[fancylala4]

The amount of people that can’t differentiate an actor and the character they play is insane. It’s like they believe that these fictional characters are real life people…

[musclesandhammering]

Insane take I just saw:

“Seems like Loki represents order while Wanda represents chaos.”

See.. this is what annoys me about Wanda’s magic being called chaos magic. Loki is the god of chaos. Not even in the comics, I’m talking the real actual Loki from Norse mythology. And when it comes to the mcu, chaos is his whole thing. That was like the entire theme of the series. They even created a parallel by outright saying that Ravonna (and HWR) is order & Sylvie (and Loki) is chaos.

In addition to that, the whole idea of him becoming god of stories was about him defying the rigid order that He Who Remains had been enforcing for eons. Him destroying the loom and restructuring the multiverse into a tree was specifically so that chaos could exist and everyone would have free will. That’s the whole point of the God of Stories. That’s the whole point of the God of Mischief. That’s the whole point of the Norse deity Loki. He is the embodiment of chaos.

Like, I understand that Wanda is also heavily aligned with that concept in the mcu & the comics, but atp people are ignoring and misunderstanding the Loki series/Loki’s character in general on purpose just so their fav doesn’t have to share anything.

[cruelwitch111]

betch u serious?

[darkcrowprincess]

Why I don't like mcu Wanda Maximoff. She willingly joins hydra. Hydra are Nazis!

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[nrilliree]

"If character X was a man, you would love her, but she's a woman, so you blame her!!!11 And that's blah blah blah..."

Anonymous just made me realize why I hate the character of Wanda Maximoff in the MCU so much. Because she's the Alicent Hightower of the Marvel universe!

1. Fans of both characters think that because something bad happened to them in their youth, they deserve to be called eternal victims and all the bad things they do should be justified. Because they are THE victims. And of course, fans don't see their guilt, only the men - Viserys, Larys, Tony, Stephen...

2. Both consider themselves morally right when they hurt and sentence to death people around them, because they think they deserve something. Whether it's fictional children from the Sims game in Westwiew, or a throne that never belonged to them. Alicent is guilty of the deaths of the Strongs, the lords in the Red Keep, of starting the Civil War that led to the slaughter of entire family, but so what? After all, her rapist son should sit on the throne belonging to Rhaenyra, because Alicent deserves it. It's exactly the same with Wanda - people in Westwiew were tortured, mentally raped and so traumatized that thousands left the city, Wanda from another dimension was turned into a murderer by mental rape, and dozens of people defending a 14-year-old from death were murdered? So what, after all, Wanda deserves it. After all, they are victims of evil men!

3. Both are infantilized by their fans, who pretend that Alicent did not know that the Civil War would break out, and Wanda did not know what would happen when she read the Darkhold. These are adult women aware of their (bad) choices, not children.

4. Defending these women's "feminism" while dragging other women through the mud. Alicent's fans call Rhaenyra a whore and at every turn belittle how Alicent made her life hell for her own selfish reasons. Same with Wanda's fans who spread hate towards Rebecca Kaplan (you know, the woman who was actually a mother and not just played at being one for 3 days) because Billy Kaplan thinks she's his real mother, or towards 14 year old America who had the nerve not to die for Wanda's happiness.

Thanks, anonymous from mailbox, now I hate Wanda even more <3!

[girl-drink-drunk]

they had to time skip in episode six because then we would've seen rebecca and jeff kaplan be better parents than wanda ever was or pretended to be

[livinces]

No one wants to talk about how horrendously the MCU has been treating and characterizing Wanda Maximoff since Civil War. And that is largely because the majority of MCU fans are Tony stans and/or have never even read a Wiki page for the 616 or 1610, let alone a comic book.

[musclesandhammering]

On Narrative Bias

I keep saying it annoys me how Wanda has done so many evil ass things and is never held accountable for her actions, and it never fails that someone tries to respond with “but aren’t you a loki stan? He’s done evil shit too! So you have a double standard and are a misogynist!!!!” Yeah, no. The difference is that you can clearly tell who the writers have predetermined as a hero vs a villain. You can tell who they want you to root for. Loki’s actions are given narrative consequences as harsh as possible, while Wanda’s are narratively excused and softened and sympathised. Let me show you what I mean.

* Loki commits treasons, tries to kill his brother & attempts genocide -> Loki’s father rejects him while he attempts suicide

* Loki tries to conquer earth -> Loki is sentenced to life in prison

* Loki incapacitates the king and secretly takes the throne -> Loki is threatened with a hammer to the face, we’re reminded how awful he is by all the other characters for the rest of the movie & he would’ve faced more consequences if the apocalypse hadn’t interrupted

* Loki steals the tesseract from the vault -> Loki watches his brother be tortured & then has his neck snapped

Now compare that to…

* Wanda willingly signs up to work for a nazi organisation, tries to help an evil robot murder the avengers, intentionally sets the hulk loose on a town of innocent people, & helps destroy Sokovia for a lil while -> Wanda gets a fatherly pep talk from Clint & is immediately accepted as an Avenger

* Wanda accidentally murders a bunch of people while on a mission -> Wanda is put on temporary house arrest in a giant mansion with her boyfriend

* Wanda buries her boyfriend/teammate under like 10 floors of concrete, breaks out of house arrest, & goes against a government order -> the leader of the superhero team defends her, a grown ass woman, by saying “She’s just a kid!”, she’s detained in a government prison for like a week maybe (?) during which she’s shown as a sad helpless victim to encourage sympathy from viewers, & then she gets busted out by the ex-team leader & eventually gets to run off to Scotland with her boyfriend

* Wanda holds an entire town hostage & tortures them just to fulfil her own grief-fuelled fantasy -> one of the women Wanda attacked reassures her that she’s the actual victim in all this and that the people she tortured just have no idea what she’s sacrificed for them & she escapes to an isolated location to read a forbidden demon book and make herself more powerful without anyone interfering

* Wanda goes on a serial killing spree across the multiverse, kidnaps a child, holds her hostage, tortures her, & attempts to take her powers all so she can steal another Wanda’s children because she misses her children that were never actually real in the first place -> Wanda gets some badass power sequences and #girlboss one liners, is the one that destroys the demon book, essentially saving the multiverse from future corruption, & is allowed to die a hero’s death (which we all know isn’t permanent)

See the difference?

[blorboazula]

people saying, jokingly or not, that Wanda became a villain because of Lilia's sigil need to rewatch that movie in which they introduced a character that literally volunteered to be experimented on by Nazis to get powers. and uses said powers to violate people's minds and make them live through their worst nightmares, and probably caused dozens and dozens of deaths and life-altering injuries by making one of them loose control.

the movie is called "Avengers: Age of Ultron", it's available on Disney+ and in free alternatives.

[agentofagony]

this is sexisam but like backwords.

Tony Stark: /never complains about how he should be treated after the events in Sokovia/

Fandom: Good; he did something unforgivable.

Stephen Strange: /never complains about how he should be treated after the events of No Way Home/

Fandom: Good; he did something unforgivable.

Wanda Maximoff: People only see one of us as the villain! That seems unfair!

Fandom: yas queen go off you're so right

[cruelwitch111]

Marvel better deal with Mephisto now because I can't stand watching fans who prove to everyone that Wanda can create a soul out from nothing because she's a mother 🥀🥀✨✨✨✨✨