Wanda wasn't looking for Vision, she was looking for her children, Tommy and Billy. Yes, a version of Vision currently exists somewhere in Earth-616, but if Wanda was looking to be reunited with her husband she would have told Dr. Strange that was what she was trying to do.
Furthermore, Wanda may have moved on after the loss of her Vision enough to know that she may never get the same love she had experienced before from any variant. It would only be an imitation of what she once had.
To help Wanda cope with the trauma of losing her children, Agatha wiped the Scarlet Witch's memories of Billy and Tommy so that she could better move on with her life.
He doesn't remember anything because he is only alive inside of Westview (as seen in said ep.). Hence, Any and every memory Vision has is of Westview. Originally Answered: Why doesn't Vision remember being an Avenger in Wanda Vision episode 6?
There are certainly many ways that the writing team could have added in a throwaway line of dialogue that the Scarlet Witch was not that powerful enough to recreate her children once more or that it could have simply been too painful for her to try to do so without the existence of Vision.
What Really Happened To White Vision In The WandaVision Finale?
Why didn t Wanda grow a third eye?
Scarlet Witch's power goes beyond what Doctor Strange or any other character in the MCU could imagine, so with that in mind, she might have been more resistant to other physical consequences of the Darkhold, as is the third eye.
She realizes she wants to have children with her husband, Vision, but due to him being a synthezoid, they can not conceive naturally. Instead, she uses her powers, powers that, at the time, she neither fully understood or knew how to control, to create two children: Billy and Tommy, the future Young Avengers.
Thor. Thor, the god of Thunder, was undoubtedly the most powerful member of the original Avengers. His power continues to grow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In the end credit of WandaVision Wanda is looking in the multiverse trying to find her kids while being surrender by these ruins. Which means the spell that Doctor Strange cast to make everyone forget Peter Parker would not affect Wanda leaving her to be the only person that remembers Peter Parker.
Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) were always emotionally connected because they were both entangled with an Infinity Stone called the Mind Stone. Wanda was exposed to it when she was being experimented upon by HYDRA, and Vision had it living literally inside his head.
Sure, at this rate Wanda may become so powerful that she'll eventually be able to break all logic in the multiverse, but she clearly wasn't able to toy with non-synthezoid deaths when Westview was created. That's why she can't revive Sparky or Pietro.
She develops a romantic relationship with Vision until he dies during the conflict with Thanos. After she is restored to life, Wanda becomes mentally unstable and uses her abilities to trap the entire town of Westview in a false reality she creates to her liking. This brings her into conflict with S.W.O.R.D.
Both WandaVision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness displayed Scarlet Witch's reality-warping abilities, which make Wanda one of the most powerful beings in the entire MCU. It is safe to say that Phase 4 Scarlet Witch would have defeated Thanos, even if the Infinity Stones were involved.
White Vision, created by S.W.O.R.D., lacks compassion and memories of his past with Wanda and is designed to eliminate her. In the intense battle, Hex Vision restores White Vision's memories before he abruptly departs, leaving his fate unknown in the MCU.
In the comics, Wanda and Vision get pregnant through magic — since Vision is a robot, that's seemingly their only option. They have twins named Thomas and William.
It could very well be that his decision to leave was about not wanting to cross paths with Wanda until he'd done this, and once again discovered his worthiness. Even without reconciling his memories and emotions, he would've also regained enough insight to know how powerful Wanda is.
Although the twins were conceived inside Wanda's fake reality, the magic surrounding their birth could be so strong that they won't disappear once they step out to the outside world. Billy, specifically, could grow so strong that he surpasses Wanda's abilities.
Not only did this spell affect everyone on Earth, but the effects also reached out across the multiverse, even if it wasn't intentional. He was able to cast it again at the end of No Way Home, wiping everyone's mind of Peter Parker, which is without a doubt one of Strange's strongest spells.
Sadly, as we've mentioned, Tony and Wanda never formally resolved their differences. However, Marvel fans can take solace that she was present at Stark's funeral, hinting that she had forgiven him for his past deeds.
And the answer is always John Constantine. Scarlet Witch may be a powerful sorceress, but John Constantine is usually outgunned when it comes to raw magic power. He's faced off against sorcerers, witches, wizards, greater demons, even demigods and always found an angle to beat them.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), the title of “weakest Avenger” is subjective and can vary based on individual perspectives. However, if we consider powers and abilities, Hawkeye (Clint Barton) often stands out as the least superpowered Avenger.
Groot's abilities are all-natural and stem from the dendronic wood that makes up his entire body. The extraterrestrial bark he was born with makes him invulnerable to most projectiles and even fire. He can control all plant life via psychokinesis, absorbing it into his body and making himself stronger.
Obviously, Wanda couldn't naturally have become pregnant that quickly, so it seems likely that it's not a “real” pregnancy after all – instead, it could be part of the illusion she and Vision are currently living in.
In response, Wanda magically creates two twin sons to complete their nuclear family. They were born in 1986's The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol. 2, #12.
Rather than being born again as Wanda and Vision's biological children, though, their souls are reincarnated in two boys named William Kaplan and Thomas Shepherd. Billy discovers that he has magic powers—such as being able to generate electrokinetic energy from his hands—after he gets bullied at school for being gay.
