Beware of the queen of the dead: this article contains spoilers For Marvel Zombie Season 1, Episode 4.

"Vandasvas" Sent Wanda "Scarlett Witch" Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) after a dark trailAnd "Doctor strange in the multivisional madness" ended his transition into a tragic but terrible powerful villain. Now, after the events of that film sent the cooling under Mount Wundagor, Wanda returned to "Marvel Zombie". Specifically, the series has a sparkling new alternative-university version of the character in the form of a queen that controls the zombie, an antagonist, who is strong enough to take an endless stone and tiny stone to jump to frighten someone whenever the opportunity (which is surprising).

If we consider Wanda's style to "Vandaszi" as a villain (which is absolutely necessary, because it is the power that has locked the city of Westviv in the hellish existence of Sitkom and Dolls at all), this marks her third step as a comprehensive antagonist in the MCU project. This is a Franchise First, Since Tom Hiddleston's Loki ("Thor" and "The Avengers"), Josh Brolin's Thanos ("Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame"), Jonathan Majors' Kang Variaants ("Loki" "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania"), and James Spader's Ultron ("Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "What if ...") can only boast two projects. Moreover, she was a significantly different villain every time: cute, secret to "Vandaszi", possessed a benchmark And Intermittent threat to horror in "Doctor Strange in the multivolus of madness" and the duplicate personal queen that controls the army of the dead and describes the infinite stones of "Marvel Zombie".

However, it's all just the icing of Wanda's biggest achievement: in Marvel Zombie, she wins. A complete, unbreakable victory is practically unheard of MCC's villain, which is another reason to crown Wanda as the best antagonist the mega-franchise has seen to this day.

Yes, there are other MCC villains who have won great victories. Well, two of them, however: Colonel of Black Options and Eventual floor dance, Helmut Zemo (Daniel Bruchl) At the fame "Captain America: Civil War" he succeeds in separating the avengers, while Thanos closes the "Avengers: Infinite War" with the premature that deletes half of the universe's life. However, both wins are temporary. Despite the split, the avengers are stronger than ever as Thanos rolls - and, of course, MCC dedicates the entire conspiracy to the "Avengers: Endgame" to beat Tanos and delay the premature.

Meanwhile, the only thing Wanda Maximoff has managed to win is Wanda Maximoff. At Vandasvas, she voluntarily throws the magic of Westviv after agreeing with the situation. In "Doctor Strange in the multivision of madness", she understands that darkness affects her, destroys all copies of the book through the multivision and allows Mount Wandador to bury her. And finally, at "Marvel Zombie", she just ... wins. The last scene of the season suggests that Wanda managed to strengthen Infinity Stones forces and used them to captivate Kamala Khan (Velani) in a false reality that hides the existence of zombies. If that leaves something uncertain, the last thing we see is the zombined vision of Wanda's sneezing camera.

After "Doctor Strangely in the Multiversum of Madness", we here at /the movie we were wondering if Marvel pulled his biggest blow with Wanda or if there are bigger plans for her. In the Marvel Zombi Universe, at least, it seems to be right, and Wanda continues to build her legacy as MCC's most touching antagonist.

Marvel Zombie is currently moving to Disney+.