10 Marvel Characters Agatha All Along Could Introduce to the MCU

With the three first episodes of Agatha All Along in Disney+, fans can’t help but wonder where the Witches Road will take Agatha’s coven and how things will change the Marvel Cinematic Universe forever. Fans hope to see some familiar faces back in the MCU, but many Marvel characters that haven’t debuted in the MCU could also appear in Agatha All Along.

Whether they have the right power set for the adventure or because they’re intrinsically related to Agatha Harkness in the comics, these Marvel characters should appear in Agatha All Along. Their debut in the MCU is overdue anyway, with many fans speculating their arrival with each new series and film.

First Appearance: Black Knight #1 (1955), by writer Stan Lee, penciler and inker Joe Maneely, and letterer Artie Simek

One of the most powerful magic users in comics, Morgan Le Fay has a long history in Marvel Comics. She has gone from one of this universe’s biggest villains to an incredible hero throughout the decades. Her natural affinity for magic—she even studied with Merlin—makes her stand out from other redeemed villains.

Le Fay debuted on Hulu in live-action during Marvel’s Runaways, portrayed by Elizabeth Hurley. However, the MCU has yet to introduce her to one of its official projects. Agatha All Along is the perfect project for this. Le Fay ranks high in the Marvel Witches top five, so it makes sense for her to know about and travel the Witches Road. Besides, like Agatha, she has wielded the Darkhold, so she recognizes its power. This makes her a perfect ally for Harkness.

9 Billy Kaplan Hosts Moridun

First Appearance: New Avengers #2 (2015), by writer Al Ewing, penciler and inker Gerardo Sandoval, colorist Dono Sánchez-Almara, and letterer Joe Caramagna

Originally the Sorcerer Supreme of the Fifth Cosmos, Moridun escaped when his reality died and he ended up in the current Eighth Cosmos. Here, he possessed Billy Kaplan/Wiccan, who turned into the Demiurge under Moridun’s control. Once Billy exiled them into the Land of the Dead, he tried to possess the Scarlet Witch but was incapable.

If Moridun were to find one of the members of Agatha’s coven, he could turn into the MCU’s most important villain in the following sagas. If Teen is Billy — as fans have predicted — it would make sense for this powerful entity to try and possess him and the witches to help him against Moridun.

8 Daimon Hellstrom Is The Son Of Satan

First Appearance: Ghost Rider #1 (1973), by writer Gary Friedrich, penciler Tom Sutton, inker Syd Shores, colorist George Roussos, and letterer John Constanza

The son of Satan and a human woman, Daimon Hellstrom was conceived as a way to have a gateway into the mortal realm. Ironically, he joined a monastery and was ordained — then he learned the truth about his origins. He managed to take Satan down and was even a superhero for a while. However, this didn’t last long, with him turning into a villainous force due to his darksoul — an abstract element that ties him to his satanic origins.

Daimon Hellstrom is an underrated character, but he could easily star in a film of his own due to the complexity of his backstory and the moral fight inside him. Sadly, it’s unlikely he will get it since the character’s own short-lived Hulu series failed to attract an audience — but his connection to the supernatural, demonic world makes him a perfect option for a secondary villain in Agatha All Along.

7 Saturnyne Guards The Omniverse

First Appearance: Marvel Super-Heroes (UK) #380 (1980), by writer Dave Thorpe, penciler and inker Alan Davis, and letterer Jenny O’Connor

Opal Luna Saturnyne, also known as just Saturnyne, the White Witch, or the Omniversal Majestrix, hails from Earth-9 while her Earth-616 counterpart is just a banker. She is in charge of ensuring the integrity of the Omniverse, which contains all parallel universes — including DC Comics, the Dark Horse universe, and many more. She and her allies, such as Lady Roma, are known for fixing Incursions even before other powerful beings were aware of them.

Saturnyne is, overall, central to the Marvel universe, so the MCU should consider bringing her in. With Doctor Strange and Clea gone to fix the first big screen incursion, Saturnyne could have a cameo in Agatha All Along before joining the sorcerers on this mission.

6 Doctor Voodoo’s Sorcery Is Unlike Anything The MCU Has Seen So Far

First Appearance: Strange Tales #169 (1973), by writer Len Wein, penciler Gene Colan, inkers Dan Adkins and John Romita, colorist Glynis Wein, and letterer John Constanza

Born in a village in Haiti, Jericho Drumm moved to the U.S. to become a psychologist. His brother Daniel, on the other hand, stayed and became a voodoo priest. Although he had rejected his people’s traditions, when Daniel died, Jericho returned and took his place instead, becoming Brother Voodoo (then Doctor Voodoo), a powerful necromancer. Agatha All Along expands on the magic system of the MCU, for example, by explaining the difference between a witch and a sorcerer.

However, the MCU has barely dipped its toes into the magic lore in Marvel. Jericho Drumm’s magic is not like anything MCU fans have seen before. He is spiritually connected to his deceased brother and draws his powers from dark dimensions to command the dead like no other MCU character. The tradition behind Doctor Voodoo’s magic is quite rich, so it could help add more details to the magic lore of the MCU if Marvel Studios brings him in for Agatha All Along.

5 Hulkling Is Billy’s Boyfriend (And Eventual Husband)

First Appearance: Young Avengers #1 (2005), by writer Allan Heinberg, penciler Jim Cheung, inker John Dell, colorist Justin Ponsor, and letterer Cory Petit

Theodore “Teddy” Altman, also known as Hulkling or Emperor Dorrek-Vell, is the son of a Skrull princess and a Kree champion. Since his parents belonged to two rival factions of a space war, he was sent to Earth for protection, where he grew up, unaware of his origins until he started manifesting powers. After joining the Young Avengers, Teddy fell in love with one of his teammates, Billy “Wiccan” Kaplan, and they started a serious relationship that eventually turned into a loving marriage.

Teddy’s presence in the MCU is a must if Billy appears, too, soif the show confirms Joe Locke is playing Wiccan, Hulkling should debut during Agatha All Along. By bringing Teddy into Agatha All Along, Marvel Studios would expand on Billy’s story, and additionally, it would expedite the Young Avengers since they’re both core members of this team.

4 Nico Minoru Deserves A Chance To Shine In The MCU

First Appearance: Runaways #1 (2003), by writer Brian K. Vaughan, penciler Adrian Alphona, inker David Newbold, colorist Brian Reber, and letterer Paul Tutrone

Technically speaking, Nico Minoru has already debuted in a live-action series. Lyrica Okano portrayed her in Marvel’s Runaways on Hulu. Unfortunately, the series got canceled after three seasons — and the events in it, although MCU canon, haven’t been referenced in other Marvel Studios projects. Given this, Sister Grimm deserves a proper introduction to this cinematic universe.

Nico’s weapon, the Staff of One, allows her to craft all kinds of spells, the only constraint being language. Since she can’t cast the same spell twice, Nico needs to get creative and use other languages, synonyms, or even metaphors. Nico Minoru is unarguably one of Marvel’s most powerful magic users, so she would fit right in in Agatha’s coven.

3 Magik Is a Ruler of the Demonic Realm of Limbo

First Appearance (As Magik): New Mutants #21 (1984), by writer Chris Claremont, penciler and inker Bill Sienkiewicz, colorist Glynis Wein, and letterers Tom Orzechowski and Lois Buhalis

When Illyana Rasputina, aka Magik, was just a kid, an evil sorcerer named Belasco kidnapped her and trapped her in the Limbo. Here, she grew up, tormented every day by the beings in this dimension until she managed to escape — having mastered magic by herself. Magik returned to Limbo only to take down Belasco and take control of this place, conquering her fears once and for all.

Magik would make a great addition to Agatha’s coven, but it’s highly unlikely Marvel Studios would waste this character like this. Instead, Agatha All Along could set the ground for Magik’s debut by introducing her through a small cameo or hinting at Limbo as part of the intricate map of magical places in the MCU.

2 Nicholas Scratch Is Agatha’s Powerful Son

First Appearance: Fantastic Four #185 (1977), by writer Len Wein, penciler George Pérez, inker Joe Sinnott, colorist Glynis Wein, and letterer Gaspar Saladino

Nicholas Scratch is Agatha’s estranged son. So far, Agatha All Along has introduced Salem’s Seven as Agatha’s main antagonist. Comic fans already know these villains are actually Nicholas’ sons and daughters. Besides, the show has pointed at Agatha’s son as an important part of her backstory, and his fate is still a mystery.

Given this, fans are sure Nicholas Scratch will appear before the series ends. However, so far, it seems like he won’t be an adult but a kid — or even a baby. Since Scratch is a powerful sorcerer in the comics — wielding the Satan Staff for his magic — this would be a wasted opportunity to bring an incredible character to the screen.

1 Fans Have Been Waiting For Mephisto Since WandaVision

First Appearance (As Mephisto): Silver Surfer #3 (1968), by writer Stan Lee, penciler John Buscema, inker Joe Sinnott, and letterer Artie Simek

While WandaVision was airing, fans had plenty of theories regarding who was behind some of the stuff happening at Westview. The most popular one pointed at Mephisto the Demon, ruler of a pocket dimension known as Hell and owner of the soul that the Scarlet Witch used to birth Tommy and Billy. However, he never appeared on the show.

Now, three years later, Agatha All Along has acknowledged Mephisto’s existence with Jennifer Kale, namedropping him on Teen during the third episode of the show, “Through Many Miles / Of Tricks and Trials.” This could still be a red herring, but it shouldn’t be one. Mephisto would be the perfect antagonist for the series. It would make the show go full circle after WandaVision, and because this demon is one of the most evil characters in Marvel, so much so that he can make a coven of villainous witches become heroes.