These aspects of Wanda's power set are going to become a heck of a lot more relevant as the MCU moves into its fourth and fifth phases. They've also proven to be a bit difficult for her to control, as we saw when she accidentally redirected a massive explosion toward a civilian target in the opening moments of Captain America: Civil War. With Wanda's reaction to the death of her brother Pietro, however, Age of Ultron hinted at one of the most volatile aspects of her powers: they're directly tied to her emotions, and much like one of her big, green peers, they get more potent the more worked up she becomes. well, generate red, flame-y balls of energy, which is pretty cool if not exactly among the most formidable of powers. She was also shown to have the ability to. In that film, Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) was shown to basically be able to enchant people, showing them visions and briefly causing them to lose their grasp on reality.

Since her proper onscreen introduction in Avengers: Age of Ultron, Wanda Maximoff - AKA Scarlet Witch, although she has not officially been assigned that moniker yet in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - has had fans just a bit confused about her power set.

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