Agatha all along Featured an unexpected cameo from The Simpsons and fueled an MCU theory that had me convinced. Agatha all along is well underway in depicting the titular witch traversing the Witches’ Road and tackling her trials alongside a ragtag coven. Unsurprisingly, themes of the occult permeate the show and offer a refreshing horror-tinged spin on Marvel’s typical formula while being full of pop culture references and inspirations – with the parallels between Witches’ Road and Yellow Brick Road from The Wizard of Oz Being especially prominent.
The show is also liberal with plot-related breadcrumbs for the audience to follow. Before Agatha all along It was aired on September 18, it was revealed that the original song used to access Witches’ Road contained details about how the plot would progress. Sharon Davis’ death was one event heralded by the lyrics of “The Ballad of the Witches Way,” but another hint was contained in the credits as white lilies—flowers typically associated with death—were included next to her name. This fact makes me believe there are more clues hidden in the Agatha all along Credits.
How Lisa Simpson might appear in the end-credits sequence of Agatha All Along
The Simpsons is now owned by Disney
The credits sequence at the end of Agatha all along Episodes contains a litany of witch-based references that mostly comprise paintings depicting the trials and tribulations of convicted witches throughout history. Other pop culture references are scattered alongside these, including a shot of Snow WhiteS Evil Queen in her witch form cackling. enough innovation, Lisa Simpson from The Simpsons is also shown wearing a witch’s outfit From Season 20, Episode 4: “Treehouse of Horror xix.”
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Since Disney owns Marvel Studios, seeing a Disney-owned character as the Evil Queen isn’t an unexpected addition to a pop culture-laden montage. The Simpsons characters once owned by Fox now also fall under Disney’s purview after its acquisition of the studio in 2019, which is also why Fox’s X-Men have already appeared in the MCU. That’s also why The Simpsons is available to stream on Disney Plus. According to the credits already signposted a great development, however, I am convinced that using a shot from the Simpsons episode, in particular, runs deeper than Disney simply flaunting his rights.
As Agatha All Along’s Simpsons Reference Fuels Wiccan Theories Explained
Lisa insists in the scene that she is a Wiccan
Despite sporting a stereotypical witch’s outfit, Lisa Simpson insists on “Treehouse of Horror xix“That She is a Wiccan and not a witch After Milhouse compliments you”Witch costume.” Marvel may be replicating this misunderstanding by including Lisa in a montage full of witches, but I doubt it. Marvel has a famous track record of hiding pertinent Easter eggs throughout its movies and shows, and Agatha all along is mature with them. Instead, I’m sold on the theory that Lisa’s Wiccan costume was included purposefully to signify the presence of one”Wiccan“In the coven of witches.
The prevailing theory about the true identity of Joe Locke’s teen is that he is Billy Kaplan/Maximoff, aka Wiccan from Marvel Comics. Lots of tips in Agatha all along Suggest this, from his sexuality to the shots of him using Wiccan’s signature blue magic in the trailer. The Lisa Simpson reference may be particularly niche, but I love the idea that it was specifically included to hide the truth in plain sight – that Tin, like Lisa in this scene, is not a witch, but a Wiccan.
The MCU’s Simpsons cameo could mean more unusual crossovers in the future
The MCU has already shown that alternate universes house different IPs
Until now, the “Funny“Crossovers in the MCU were when two Marvel IPs collided, such as the three Spider-Men in Spider-Man: No Way Home And the many cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine. All of these have been facilitated in the multiverse saga of the MCU by the multiverse itself, which makes it completely understandable that the non-MCU Marvel movies of the past take place in alternate universes. Including a shot of The Simpsons in the Agatha all along Credits alludes to the idea that the now Disney-owned franchise is also among the alternate universes.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness canonized universes in which everything is a cartoon in a fleeting sequence.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Canonized universes in which everything is a cartoon in a fleeting sequence. During their brief trip across the multiverse, America Chavez and Doctor Strange briefly find themselves in a comic book-style universe that even changes their own biology to match their environment. with The Simpsons Now being shown in Agatha all alongThe eventuality of featuring the Simpsons as part of another universe before the multiverse saga is done seems more feasible than ever – although I honestly hope the franchise refrains from capitalizing on the opportunity.