#children of the mcu

[holdfastperseus]

Children of Odin

[slavicshadownr]

Yelena: *Carrying all the groceries in both arms*

Kate: *Reaches out to help*

Yelena: *Switches all the groceries to one arm to holds Kate’s hand*

Kate: that’s not what I- ok

[idkbroletssee]

🎶I knew you in another life

You had that same look in your eyes🎶

~Birds of a Feather

[blackhillverse]

agatha created the ballad of the witches road with her son as an act of love and their bond. lorna wu rearranged the song as an act of love and protection for her daughter. NOBODY touch me.

[batcavescolony]

Someone on tiktok was talking about how they knew Billy was Billy in Agatha All Along cus he was gay and ok sure he's famously one of marvels queer married couples, but then they went on to say that "if somehow Tommy came along and was gay, no that doesn't make sense. Tommy ally but not gay" and I haven't stop thinking about that since I seen it, I get comics are daunting but this hurts what do you mean! He's canonically bisexual. The fandom joke is Wanda is incapable of making a straight kid! AHHH

[thestarlightforge]

What if the Jac saga actually goes

Part 1: WandaVision.

Part 2: Agatha All Along.

Part 3: Coven of Chaos.

Part 4: The Children’s Crusade.

[puppetmaster13u]

I just had a thought, fueled by the fact I have a fever probably.

Bruce, Batman, is very mom-coded.

Tony, Iron Man, is very dad-coded.

They should platonically co-parent.

[lilousole]

wonder of the child

[sparkoflena]

The best part about Wiccan being introduced in the MCU official is that it continues to give me a bigger excuse to scream about the Young Avengers.

First America, Kate, & Cassie. Now Billy.

[clowningcrows]

hot take i guess but when i watch the scene with billy and agatha where she finds out for sure he’s billy maximoff and starts tearing up, i perceive it as being bc she’s still a bit (read: significantly) heartbroken that he isn’t nicky. he isn’t hers. sure, she might’ve known from the beginning to some degree that he was wanda’s, but she doesn’t know for sure. we see that every time she panics because he’s hurt. we see that in the way she refused to leave his side when he was asleep. we see that when rio herself has to shake agatha out of it, saying, “agatha… that boy isn’t yours.” like YES logically i think she knew he wasn’t nicky, that he couldn’t be but we CAN see how painfully, hopelessly desperate agatha is to think that maybe he could be. so in my mind, she sees billy maximoff standing in front of her, finally being met with indisputable proof that he could not possibly be her lost son. how could she not tear up at that?

[marvel-lous-guy]

Tony: I've figured out your plan on how to sneak out and be Spiderman!

Peter: Well that just proves you're an idiot because I don't have a plan!

[meraki-yao]

Yes I'm gonna comment on the "She's not my mom, I have a mom" thing

As a Wanda girlie obviously I'm upset hearing that, especially when I like watching Wanda and her kids/her family interact so much

But logically I understand. He doesn't really remember Westsview, and Rebecca Kaplan raised him in the three years after. He doesn't know Wanda at all. Maybe in the future he'll regain his Westview memories or something, I don't know. But right now, he's more William than Billy. So yeah, Rebecca Kaplan is his mom.

But with this I do wonder how that sets up for the potential Young Avengers plot line.

Now, with what we know about everything so far, I'm fairly sure that the MCU will do an adaptation of the Children's Crusade, where the Young Avengers, including Tommy and Billy, set off to find Wanda, who lost her memories until Billy awakens them in her.

And this is just from what I've seen and what I've know (I don't actually have access to full comic books) but in the comics, Billy has always been a fan of Wanda, way before he became part of the young Avengers. He was the one who pushed for, and constantly advocated for helping Wanda. Despite having a happy home life as a Kaplan, he really quickly accepted Wanda as his other mother. Rebecca Kaplan accepts Wanda, and Wanda thinks very highly of Rebecca.

Tommy, on the other hand, was much more reluctant. Tommy got the short end of the stick, he ended up with neglectful, abusive parents. He went to juvie, it's where the others found him in the first place. In the page where Wanda reunited with the boys, he says something along the line of there's no point in saving her because even if they form and recognize this connection, he'll just lose her to the authorities again.

Comic Tommy loves Wanda: he calls her mom, even "mommy" when he see her corpses in a much later storyline, but we don't actually see them interact all that much. Billy is in constant connection/communication with Wanda and happily accepts his identity as her son.

Which I always found quite sad in a way: I'm really happy that Billy get both a family for his own identity and a family for his magical/Young Avengers identity, but I always found the lack of Tommy bonding with Wanda sad. Especially when Tommy's the one with no good/kind/caring parental figures at all. Tommy has no one, and Wanda is right there, but the writers don't give them a chance.

But at least right now, MCU Billy doesn't have his counterpart's passion and enthusiasm for the Scarlet Witch, straight up saying "she's not my mom".

I wonder if in this case, Tommy's gonna be the one pushing to find Wanda instead.

Am I thinking too much about one single line? Maybe.

[slavicshadownr]

Phil: Agent Romanoff what are you doing? Natasha: Wrapping Barton’s desk in Saran Wrap. Phil: Uh why? Natasha: He stole my one of my knives. Phil: Couldn’t you have just taken it back? Natasha: I couldn’t find it so I removed all sharp objects from the office so he has to either unwrap it by hand or use my knife. He’s a dumbass so he’ll use my knife which is when I will steal it back and he is left to unwrap it by hand as punishment for stealing my knife in the first place. Phil: That is actually genius. Natasha: Yes. It is.

[idkbroletssee]

My twitter

Streets say they're both in Avengers: Doomsday which again is loosely based on Children's Crusade comic book. It makes sense bcoz it really checks off all boxes-

Wanda's return ☑

Doom intro ☑

Billy rooting for Wanda ☑

Potential for an incursion causing Joint Slay ☑

Little thread on a Wiccan & Agatha focused Children's crusade draft that ends with Wanda & Billy's joint slay:)

[killrisma]

Marvel fans are so silly to me when they complain about messing with canon. Like Doctor Who just completely changed part of the dalek’s origins for shits and giggles, and fuck yeah, you go, spaceman. Fuck up that timeline!

[thischristianguy]

Loki is very fluid, chaotic and full of mischief. Best responses to these narrow questions.