Wanda is resurrected five years later. The Masters of the Mystic Arts then take her by portal to the damaged Avengers Compound to join the Avengers in their struggle against an alternative timeline version of Thanos and his army, during which Stark sacrifices himself to defeat Thanos. Wanda visits Stark's funeral and reunites with Barton a week later.
Wanda traveled to Avengers Mansion with her father and brother to claim the Wasp for the Brotherhood of Mutants, assuming she was a mutant owing to a story in the press.
When confronted by the Avengers, Wanda unleashes her Hex Blasts on a trash can, causing it to explode and defeating the Wasp. Wasp tries to persuade them that she is not a mutant, while Magneto battles the anti-mutant demonstrators in the mansion when one of them throws a brick at him.
Her talents, although starting to reveal a greater potential, looked capable of defeating Dormammu's mastered mystical ones in his own Dark Dimension when she and the Avengers battled him for Avalon's Evil Eye power-object, albeit indirectly by disturbing Dormammu's and the Eye's energies. She has an affinity for natural elements and occurrences, which stems primarily from her magical training with Agatha Harkness, and she has often practiced utilizing her hexes to deflect projectiles or cause foes to fall or otherwise experience the consequences of "bad luck." As a result, she is one of the few Avengers Ultron fears; his adamantium shell is incapable of repelling magic. She has also shown the ability to nullify Longshot and Domino's probability abilities, as well as once transforming Longshot into a cat. Wanda can also summon strong hex energy blasts, orbs, waves, and beams. This has the potential to destroy or strike things or people with immense force, as well as produce energy structures such as force fields or screens. Wanda has shown the capacity to transfer herself and others across large distances as well as open portals and gates for various reasons. This ability's entire scope is unknown.
Wanda and Pietro, now known as the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, joined Magneto and his fellow mutants in their quest for dominance, contending with the heroic X-Men. After a while, the twins, disillusioned with Magneto and believing that their due to him had been fulfilled, chose to forsake their terrorist operations, joining the Avengers led by Captain America with the archer and ex-criminal Hawkeye. The Scarlet Witch served with distinction as a member of this quartet, the first major rearrangement of the still-young super-team, against opponents like as Dr. Doom, the Mole Man, Kang, and others. Despite her brother's displeasure, the Scarlet Witch grew romantically attracted to one of her fellow Avengers, the android known as the Vision. She started receiving sorcery training from the witch Agatha Harkness to better manage her power, and the two married once both she and the Vision gained confidence. None of the Avengers recognized at the time that the Limbo lord Immortus, who tried to arrange circumstances so that the Scarlet Witch would never have offspring whose power would grow to be a danger, had gently promoted the marriage.
