LogFAQs > #967572763

CoolCly posted...

What *REALLY* caused this is production timing. MoM went into production with this idea of making Wanda the villain, and at the time they clearly did not know how well WandaVision was going to turn out and how cathartic and endearing her story of grief would be. WandaVision *could* have gone a different way and ended with Wanda on a more villainous path - the pieces were all there. That may be why they ended it the way they did with her leaving. But that's really not at all the story they told or the person they built her up to be. The reason there is such a gigantic disconnect between MoM and WandaVision is because they took two completely different approaches to writing her and did not put in the time and effort to get these lined up.

At this point, I have to ask. Why doesn't anybody seem to care about this?

Many people (myself included) raised this point. I'd say the supposed mischaracterization of Wanda is one of the major complaints (second only to maybe turning the Illuminati into jobbers).

it seems like they just don't care about maintaining a semblance of continuity.

That's what happens when you go from well-established characters in a straightforward series of movies to adding even more movies per year with multiple tv shows all featuring less well-known characters.Things are being written and worked on at the same time with only a loose idea of a bigger picture, as opposed to earlier Phases when everything had a single end point (endgame).