Quicksilver is set to receive Funko Pops next month inspired by their classic costumes from WandaVision. Marvel's first Disney+ offering has been underway for a month now, with new episodes arriving weekly. The series stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany, once again playing their MCU characters Scarlet Witch and Vision, respectively. This time around, instead of fighting aliens or robots on a grand set piece, Vision and Wanda have settled into a quiet life in the town of Westview. However, their perfect existence hides a more nefarious reality, and viewers have been slowly piecing together the mystery with each new WandaVision episode.

The most recent installments have only upped the tension, particularly with episode 5's shocking final moments. Wanda's brother Pietro is back, but instead of being Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Quicksilver, it's Evan Peters' from the X-Men movies. Fans were left stunned by Peters' arrival. He went on to play a bigger role in WandaVision episode 6, "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!". There were plenty of Easter eggs to be found in this installment, as most of the main characters donned Halloween costumes that harkened back to the comics.

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Quicksilver will receive the Funko Pop treatment next month, as revealed by the company on Monday. Starting next month, fans can purchase Funko Pop of Quicksilver's classic costumes, as seen in WandaVision episode 6. Just like the previously released Vision and Wanda figures, Quicksilver comes with Halloween accessories to emphasize he's specifically from WandaVision's sixth episode.

While various WandaVision Funko Pop dolls have been available for some time now, it's clear this latest addition couldn't be released without giving away some major spoilers. WandaVision's trailers already confirmed Scarlet Witch and Vision would wear their comics costumes, but Quicksilver's appearance was a huge twist. It's a wonder Peters' arrival managed to remain a secret, and while toy reveals have previously given away some Marvel plot points, it's good to know that didn't happen for WandaVision.

Fans got a kick out of seeing everyone in their classic comic costumes, albeit in a homemade style. Since they were so well-received, it's surprising to know Olsen had to fight to get Scarlet Witch's comic look into WandaVision. Luckily, she won that battle. There are three episodes of WandaVision left, and there are bound to be even more comic book Easter eggs to be found. As for the Funko Pops, there could be even more waiting in the wings for WandaVision's final episodes to drop. With so much left unanswered, there are certainly more shocking reveals ahead, and fans can't wait to see them all unfold.

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WandaVision continues Friday with episode 7 on Disney+.

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