A year of silence did not make Marvel's superheroes out of the public eye, and the transition from the big screen to the small screen made Marvel fans even more ecstatic. The first three episodes used the style of classic Hollywood family sitcoms in the 1950s and 1960s to break audiences' stereotypes about Marvel movies. One day when the sweet couple is in a happy town, the enthusiastic neighbors will always show up when they need her, and passers-by will inexplicably make some actions that go against their consciousness. Including the addition of new characters in the second half of the series, the audience looks both surprised and horrified. The mystery of Scarlet Witch (Wanda)'s life experience is gradually revealed, and the gradual awakening of vision consciousness has brought the whole drama to a climax. The involvement of Tianjian Bureau has made the development of "Wanda and Vision" drama confusing. Marvel doesn't use a running account-like story that fills the entire series. Relaxed, cheerful, suspenseful, and thrilling, the mystery is uncovered step by step. Love has always been an eternal theme all over the world, and superheroes are no exception; they can save the world outside, but they also need family and friends inside. Companionship is the longest confession of love. Fragments of the soul gem allow Wanda to create visions, West View Town, and twins, a sweet family, and a harmonious community. In the end, it is nothing but a heartbreaking dream.
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