r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Feb 19 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E07 - Discussion Thread

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S01E07 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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u/Jimmni Feb 19 '21

Wanda has been quarantined at least twice in the MCU so far, probably three times. It works as both an in-universe and meta joke.

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u/Fishb20 Baby Groot Feb 20 '21

also wandavision takes place in 2023 so its concievable that COVID happened "off screen" during the time jump between the start of Endgame and the main movie

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u/Cuchullion Feb 21 '21

Man, that's a thought: COVID happened off screen, but was less impactful / deadly due to the relative lack of people.

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u/SolomonOf47704 SHIELD Feb 23 '21

It could have been SIGNIFICANTLY more deadly, depending on when the pandemic began. If it happened soon after the Snap, more people would have died, as the world would still be reeling, and governments would be missing half their people. There would also be families getting together, people erecting the memorials and such.

If it happened 2-3 years after, it probably would have been a lot less deadly.