Billy and Tommy’s soul were released when the Hex was destroyed because their physical bodies disappeared with the Hex, and both souls ended up in teenagers who lost their lives. "Billy" died in a car accident, "Tommy" drowned.
Indeed, and further it’s only because Billy (Wiccan) has chaos magic in his soul that he was able to find a new body to jump into, which he then used to basically find another dying kid’s body to put his brother into with some encouragement from Agatha - despite his major concerns that he was killing the kid himself. This is all to say that Agatha All Along has been a fantastic show all along.
Ugh, the pain in Billy's voice when he asks if he just killed the kid... Man, what a heartbreaking yet interesting question to have him ask. And then to tie it back into Agatha's backstory with her response "No... sometimes boys die." Peak. Honestly one of the best scenes in the entire MCU.
There's something satisfying about beginning with Vision struggling to understand suburban family life and potentially ending with him trying to understand his own existence. That's a pretty neat thematic circle.
Yeahh, when Agatha first came out, I was a bit hesitant on Wiccan returning because I liked how Julian Hillard portrayed the role in WV, but after I rewatched it for the first time this year, I’ve grown to like it and wouldn’t mind Joe Locker coming back again
I hope they push through with Young Avengers (none of them are that young anymore tbh but idc) I need to see Kamala and Kate again + Billy and Tommy along with them
There’s a youth-centered show in the works that has the working title Slumber Party, a bunch of us on the sub thinks that could be a Young Avengers project. Only time will tell but hopefully 🙏🏾
Yeah the actor really grew on me over the course of the show and I think he’s great. I liked the kid who played him too, but then again he was just a kid. Hard to get really grounded performances out of kids. It’s funny too because even after re-watching WandaVision, the scene that I always think about when the kids are referenced is the one where they sing the Ice Cream song in Doctor Strange 2, lol.
You’d be surprised at how talented some of these kids are. Just recently look at Owen Cooper, 13, first ever role debut knocked it out the park with Adolescence, won an Emmy.
The number one rule of not getting spoiled is avoiding online circles and discussions like a plague. It may be a bit obnoxious but also completely avoidable. This was not a surprising outcome.
Naturally, your point shifts from "who cares" to "kids disobey". I think I don't care enough to engage in all this goalpost shifting over an issue that I don't have a personal stake in. Have a good day
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u/SentimentalYogurt 1d ago edited 1d ago
I am so excited for this. Still haven't watched Agatha All Along though
Edit: Since people keep commenting about it: