@kieranlittleuk What If...? definitely isn't necessary, and WandaVision's plot gets layed out throughout the ENTIRE movie (minus Vision's storyline in the show). There's really no need to watch either of them, with exception for emotional value, I guess.
Story-wise, WV gets explained, several times, by several characters.
@kieranlittleuk I think saying she is that is kind of a spoiler, maybe you should put it between the spoiler thingy idk how to call it
@xenzio Just because the movie technically explains it doesn't mean you won't feel like you've missed something
@kieranlittleuk I'd mark this as a spoiler just in case. Everything after the "motivations" bit is not shown in the trailers AFAIK and thus is a spoiler.
Other than that, this comment is bang on!
@kieranlittleuk My problem was that she has kids but no Vision in any universe ?
@kieranlittleuk I would say yes and no. It is an important backstory for the events in this movie, but at the same time it contradicts or cancels out the character development Wanda goes through in WV. (This was tbh quite the disappointment for me in the movie. I was not looking for a rehash of the same development.)
Shout by JimmyVIP 2BlockedParent2022-05-04T11:32:52Z— updated 2022-05-18T18:14:49Z
You don’t really need to watch what if to understand this but it’ll help. You really do need to see Wanda vision though, you don’t have to but it would be incredibly confusing if you don’t understand wandas motivations as she is the main antagonist