He's just Hawkeye, his death was an illusion.
He couldn't see two realities, he saw the real reality and the paper thin illusion casted over said real reality.
Roma was an illusion too, the breach also.
The real world is perfectly normal, everything is just coated with a paper thin illusion that some can see through, especially the new chick layla or whatever.
Originally posted by long pig
He's just Hawkeye, his death was an illusion.
He couldn't see two realities, he saw the real reality and the paper thin illusion casted over said real reality.Roma was an illusion too, the breach also.
The real world is perfectly normal, everything is just coated with a paper thin illusion that some can see through, especially the new chick layla or whatever.
Originally posted by Xplosive
SW can do only illusion, she isn't close powerful than what we thougt months ago.
Originally posted by long pig
🙁 We don't have magneto prime no more.....
Bah, that remains to be seen. Have they learned nothing from Secret Wars? Until it's definitely resolved that it's all an illusion, and not just speculation by Hawkeye, I'm not buying that it's an illusion. Remember, HoM is supposed to have longstanding effects, meaning some changes are permanent. How do you explain Doom, who was quite dead (and it had nothing to do with Wanda) before the storyline started, now walking around?
How can Roma be an illusion when her location was separate from the effects of HoM (temporarily)? Remember, Psylocke and Rachel were safe from the effects of HoM while they were in the White Hot Room. Are you saying the White Hot Room is an illusion too? Why would they shift from one illusion to another, including the sudden altering of their memories?
Everything turning out to be some kind of cosmic scale Mastermind would leave waaaay too many plotholes. It's definitely more complicated than that.
Hawkeye, having had his memories jumpstarted by WPD (Walking Plot Device, some neverbefore seen girl who is able to show people alternate, or real, realities), picks up a newspaper and sees information on it from the 616 world (namely, his death), but when he shows it to someone else, they see a HoM world article. Hawkeye then concludes that the entire world is just a paper-thin illusion created by Wanda because he can see the truth right there, even though people still tied to the HoM world can't.
The problem with that is...it's just Hawkeye, so we don't know if he's correct or not. It is just an illusion, or can he just see the nexis of two realities at once (a concept far more difficult for him to understand)? Unknown, but I'm leaning towards the latter for reasons I mentioned in my previous post.
Hmm... hasn't been proven that it isn't solely Wanda's power reshaping reality demigawd (although I'm not necessarily saying it is). Magneto Prime is still just conjecture.
The semantics of what Wolverine says in this panel could more easily be interpretted to mean Magneto made Wanda use her powers to change everything than Magento combined his powers with Wanda's to change everything.
Ah the wormholes, it is still an isolated incident and arguably a plot device. Wanda's powers act without her conscious control, such as the reanimation of Agatha Harkness, it's not implausible that her powers may act while she is unconscious. She may have created the wormholes there and back. She may have given Mags the power to create the wormholes.
Strange says a lot of things, he also said he and Xavier couldn't hold her. Riddle me this: if Strange thinks that it's a combo of Wanda and Magneto and not just Wanda then why not simply separate them? 😄
Wanda Prime is just as valid as Magneto Prime because it's all conjecture thus far.
I'm not actually referring to the wormhole. the wormhole, I believe, is a product of Magneto's own power - it had nothing to do with Wanda. What I'm specifically referring to is Magneto summoning Dormmamu to fight Strange while putting Xavier through the paces in an effort to compel Xavier to kill Magneto and Wanda and put an end to the whole thing. Xavier, of course, refused, and Magneto restored everything to the way it was. Xavier was so freaked out by the experience that he fled to NYC, where the House of M then began.
There's really no clearer evidence than that to show that Magneto is indeed harnessing Wanda's power.