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Yes, there are other MCU villains who have racked up major victories. Well, two of them, anyway: Black ops colonel and eventual dance floor fiend Helmut Zemo (Daniel Brühl) of "Captain America: Civil War" fame succeeds in his plan to split up the Avengers, while Thanos closes "Avengers: Infinity War" with the snap that erases half of the universe's life. However, both wins are temporary. Despite the split, the Avengers are stronger than ever when Thanos rolls along — and, of course, the MCU devotes the entire plot of "Avengers: Endgame" to defeating Thanos and undoing the snap. Meanwhile, the only thing that has been able to defeat Wanda Maximoff to date is Wanda Maximoff. On "WandaVision," she voluntarily drops the Westview spell after coming to terms with the situation. In "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," she understands that the Darkhold is influencing her, destroys all of the book's copies across the Multiverse, and allows Mount Wundagore to bury her. And finally, on "Marvel Zombies," she simply ... wins. The last scene of the season suggests that Wanda has managed to siphon the Infinity Stones' powers and used them to trap Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) in a fake reality that hides the existence of zombies. If that leaves anything uncertain, the last thing we see is Wanda's zombified visage sneering at the camera. After "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," we here at /Film wondered whether Marvel pulled its biggest punch with Wanda or if there are bigger plans for her. In the "Marvel Zombies" universe, at least, the latter seems to be right, and Wanda continues to build her legacy as the most untouchable MCU antagonist. "Marvel Zombies" is currently streaming on Disney+.
