Are they going to bring back Quicksilver?

But now it looks like Marvel never planned on replacing Quicksilver. But, that doesn’t mean they’re done with the hero for good. In fact, the studio may be planning on bringing back Taylor-Johnson’s character for an adventure with Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange 2.

Is Quicksilver from X-Men in WandaVision?

WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer has finally explained why Evan Peters was cast as Pietro Maximoff in the Disney Plus series. The X-Men actor made a mid-season appearance in WandaVision as Wanda’s (Elizabeth Olsen) brother, also known as Quicksilver.

Is the new Quicksilver from X-Men?

WandaVision episode 5 debuts Evan Peters as the new Pietro Maximoff in the MCU, but the show confirms that this is the same as X-Men’s Quicksilver.

Does Aaron come back as quicksilver?

Now, in a stunning new development, Aaron may actually reprise his Pietro role after all. According to a new scoop from the good folks over at Giant Freakin’ Robot, Taylor-Johnson is currently in talks with Marvel Studios for a potential return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Is Quicksilver coming back to X-Men?

Quicksilver as played by Evan Peters in the X-Men franchise. The easy way to reintroduce Quicksilver would be to use the existing character from Fox’s X-Men franchise. That Quicksilver, Peter Maximoff (conveniently a similar yet different name) is still alive.

Is Quicksilver coming back to the MCU?

Quicksilver as portrayed by Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Avengers: Age of Ultron. The best way for the MCU to bring back Quicksilver would be to use the prevailing fan theory surrounding Avengers: Endgame. It is thought that the surviving Avengers will use the quantum realm to travel back in time.

Could the Avengers bring back Quicksilver with Infinity Gauntlet?

Using the Infinity Gauntlet, the Avengers could reasonably bring back a Quicksilver. With the control over space and time the artifact exhibits when powered with the Infinity Stones, nearly anything is possible.

Is Quicksilver a mutant?

Like his sister, Quicksilver generally treads the line between the Avengers and X-Men franchises; for most of his history he’s been considered a mutant and has served as a member of several X-Men splinter teams.