Kathryn Hahn talks about the character’s future and how she sees Agatha All Along as a satisfying way to say goodbye

In a recent interview with Los Angeles TimesKathryn Hahn shared reflections that might sound like a final farewell for fans of Agata always. Although the series ended in an open and satisfying way, the actress revealed that there have been no conversations about Agatha Harkness’ future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). As Agatha, now in ghost form, and Billy leave the basement in search of Tommy, fans are wondering whether this means the end of the series or simply a disruption in plans for the character. Although Hahn will reprise his role in What if…? in December, the future remains uncertain.

A duo that promises more

Despite the uncertainties, Hahn was enthusiastic about the story arc developed at the end of the series. In the actress’ words, although Billy, also known as Wiccan, is not her son, Agatha sees an opportunity to do for him what she couldn’t do for Nicky. “I think they make a great team and obviously I love this role and I love Joe Locke so much. We’ll see what the future holds for us,” he confessed Los Angeles Times.

Christina Ravanello de Collider spoke last month with Jac Schaeffer, creator of Agata alwayswho insisted that Agatha is not “the heroine of her own story”. However, now as a mentor figure, Agatha may not be Billy’s angel advisor in her double life as a witch and her search for Tommy, but rather a guide who may lead them into new conflicts.

Agatha Harkness may not have said her last word

While Kathryn Hahn expresses a certain closure with the character, Agata Harness represents much more than a temporary role in the MCU. His transformation from villain to ghostly guide not only reinforces his complexity, but also allows us to explore facets less common in comic book character arcs adapted to the screen. Agatha joins an exclusive roster of characters who, while not protagonists, capture the audience’s imagination and offer new dimensions to conventional narratives.

The potential for future spin-offs or additions to existing series it could enrich the fabric of the MCUoffering new plots and conflicts. The possibility of seeing Agata as a typical figure mentor for the Young Avengers adds a layer of anticipation and speculation about how their influence might shape the next generation of superheroes.

Furthermore, Agatha’s ability to navigate the shadows of her past and the possibilities of redemption adds psychological richness that could be explored in future productions. This approach would not only provide Kathryn Hahn the opportunity to delve into the complexity of Agatha, but would also offer fans of MCU a more nuanced exploration of what it means to be an antihero. This type of characters offers a richer and more diverse narrativefueling conversations among viewers and keeping the flame of Agatha Harkness alive in the heart of the Marvel community.

A new Yoda for the Young Avengers?

There are several possibilities for continuing Agatha’s story within the MCU. Billy Maximoff, aka Wiccan, looks set to join the Young Avengers, a group in the making as seen in the post-credits scene of The Wonders with Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, getting close to Kate Bishop. Agatha, forced to act as a sort of Yoda/Gandalf/Zordon to the Young Avengers, could be the catalyst they need to evolve, even from beyond the grave.

Although Agatha’s future in the MCU remains up in the air, Hahn expressed to the Los Angeles Times That “[e]In my mind, this was a beautiful and satisfying way to say goodbye to this incredible character I had the honor of playing.” It’s hard to argue with Hahn herself when she’s happy with the result. All episodes of Agata always They are available on Disney+. stay with Collider for the latest MCU updates.