With Agatha All Along expanding the world of Marvel’s mystical lore, there are many more powerful magic users to be introduced into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Agatha All Along brought a darker and more hellish version of magic to the MCU timeline. With witches, sorcerers, and other mystical beings at the forefront, there are plenty of iconic Marvel magic users who could fit seamlessly into this ever-growing mystical landscape.

The MCU has already introduced several notable magic users, from the Scarlet Witch to the Masters of the Mystic Arts. Agatha All Along debuted some of Marvel’s witches, including Jennifer “Jen” Kale, Lilia Calderu, and Alice Wu-Gulliver – known in the comics as the Wu. After Teen was confirmed as William Kaplan, the MCU’s future is set to explore even more magic, with a plethora of thrilling witches and warlocks that would make fascinating live-action characters.

10. Nicholas Scratch Has Been Heavily Referenced In Agatha All Along

First Appeared In Fantastic Four #185

Nicholas Scratch is a name that has already been dropped several times in Agatha All Along, prompting speculation that he will play a pivotal role as the primary antagonist of the series. In the comics, Nicholas is Agatha Harkness’ son and a powerful sorcerer in his own right. He has a history of leading the Salem’s Seven, a group of magic users already depicted in Agatha All Along, and his ambitions have often led to conflicts with the Fantastic Four and other heroes.

If Nicholas Scratch is introduced in the MCU, his personal connection to Agatha could add a fascinating layer of tension and family drama. Furthermore, given his magical abilities and deep ties to dark magic, Nicholas could be a significant threat not only to Agatha but also to other magic users. His debut would bring a new level of mystical intrigue to the MCU, especially with his potential plans to dominate the magical world.

9. Morgan Le Fay Led The Cult Of The Darkhold

First Appeared In Black Knight #1

Morgan Le Fay, the ancient sorceress and one-time ruler of the legendary island of Avalon, is a significant figure in Marvel’s mystical mythos. In the comics, she wields immense magical power, with ties to the Darkhold and the cult that worships it. Morgan Le Fay is a formidable villain who has clashed with heroes like the Avengers, Doctor Doom, and even Scarlet Witch.

Le Fay’s connections to the Darkhold make her a natural addition to the MCU after Agatha All Along. Her control over black magic and her leadership of the Darkhold cult would align her perfectly with the themes established by WandaVision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. As a villain, she could challenge both the mystical and physical worlds, and her involvement would deepen the MCU’s exploration of ancient magical forces.

8. Satana Hellstrom Has A Dark Marvel Heritage

First Appeared In Vampire Tales #2

Satana Hellstrom is one of Marvel’s darker magic users, the daughter of Satan himself. With an affinity for dark magic, demonic powers, and the ability to control hellfire, Satana is both a villain and an anti-hero depending on the storyline. She’s also deeply connected to the supernatural side of the Marvel Universe, having encountered Ghost Rider, Doctor Strange, and other magic-centric characters.

Satana’s inclusion in the MCU would fit perfectly within the darker tone established by Agatha All Along. With the MCU now more open to exploring supernatural elements (as seen with Werewolf by Night and the MCU’s Blade), Satana could bring a unique blend of dark magic and morally ambiguous motivations to the screen. Her familial ties to demonic forces could also set up future storylines involving hellish realms and beings like Mephisto or Blackheart.

7. Daimon Hellstrom Is Marvel’s Son Of Satan

First Appeared In Ghostrider #1

Daimon Hellstrom, like his sister Satana, is also the child of a demonic entity, and he’s often portrayed as Marvel’s “Son of Satan.” While Satana embraced her dark heritage, Daimon has frequently fought against it, using his powers to combat supernatural threats. Hellstrom is an accomplished exorcist and occult expert, with the ability to summon hellfire and control other demonic forces.

The siblings both appeared in Marvel’s Helstrom series on Hulu but it is not considered part of the MCU continuity. Daimon Hellstrom could be introduced into the MCU with stronger ties to the magical world teased in Agatha All Along. His internal struggle between light and darkness would provide an interesting character dynamic, especially if paired with morally gray characters like Agatha. Additionally, Daimon’s ability to tap into both demonic and magical realms could help flesh out the MCU’s ever-expanding supernatural side.

6. Topaz Is In A Coven With Jen

First Appeared In Werewolf By Night #13

Topaz is a lesser-known Marvel magic user but one who has appeared in the Doctor Strange and Werewolf By Night comics for years. She is a powerful witch with healing abilities and connections to a coven of witches that includes Satana Hellstrom and Jennifer Kale. In the comics, Topaz has been closely associated with magical artifacts and beings, having taken on some mighty Marvel villains like Mephisto and Dormammu. This makes her a strong candidate to join the MCU’s magical roster.

After Agatha All Along, Topaz could be introduced to further explore Marvel’s spookier projects. Given her connections to the world of witchcraft and Jen, she could easily become part of a coven with characters like Agatha, the powerful Billy Kaplin, or even Blade the vampire hunter. Her healing powers and knowledge of mystical forces could also make her a valuable ally or a powerful adversary.

5. Scarlet Witch’s Return Has Been Teased

First Appeared In The X-Men #4

Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, remains one of the most powerful magic users in the MCU. Following Wanda’s tragic arc in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, her return has been heavily speculated. Agatha All Along has subtly hinted at Wanda’s continued presence, especially through its exploration of Billy Maximoff (Wiccan), who is destined to become a major magical figure himself.

Scarlet Witch’s return would undoubtedly shake up the MCU’s magical landscape. With her unmatched chaos magic, she could either be a hero seeking redemption or a tragic figure whose grasp of reality continues to slip. Her relationship with Agatha Harkness, who once sought to control her power, could also be revisited, either as a mentorship dynamic or a rekindled rivalry. Regardless, Wanda’s influence looms large, and her eventual return would have far-reaching consequences for the MCU.

4. Chthon Wrote The Darkhold

First Appeared In Marvel Chillers #1

Chthon, the ancient god and creator of chaos magic, is one of the oldest and most powerful magical beings in Marvel lore. He is responsible for writing the Darkhold, the cursed book of dark magic that played a central role in WandaVision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. As the source of Wanda’s chaos magic, Chthon’s influence has already been felt. His statue appeared in the Darkhold Castle Multiverse of Madness, but he has yet to appear in the MCU directly.

Introducing Chthon after Agatha All Along would make perfect sense, especially as the Darkhold continues to be a significant mystical artifact. As the originator of dark magic, Chthon could be a major villain in future stories, perhaps even seeking to reclaim Wanda as his avatar. His immense power and deep connection to the magical history of the MCU make him an ideal candidate to further complicate the mystical narrative.

3. Merlin Would Fit The Multiverse Saga

First appeared In Black Knight #1

Merlin, the legendary sorcerer from Arthurian myth, is also a significant figure in the Marvel Universe. In the comics, Merlin is one of the most powerful magic users, often serving as a protector of the multiverse and a guardian of ancient mystical knowledge. He’s been involved with characters like Doctor Strange, Captain Britain, and other magical heroes, giving him numerous possible points of entry into the MCU.

Given the MCU’s focus on the multiverse, Merlin’s introduction could provide a bridge between magic and multiversal adventures, connecting Agatha All Along to the wider MCU. As a mentor or guide, Merlin could assist characters like Doctor Strange or Billy Kaplan in navigating the complexities of the multiverse. Alternatively, he could play a more antagonistic role, guarding ancient magical artifacts or realms from being misused by powerful entities like Agatha or even Doctor Doom.

2. Blackheart Has Been Referenced In Agatha All Along

First Appeared In Daredevil #270

Blackheart, the demonic son of Mephisto, is a powerful villain who has clashed with heroes like Ghost Rider, Doctor Strange, and the X-Men. Known for his immense strength and ability to manipulate dark magic, Blackheart is a major player in Marvel’s supernatural universe. His demonic nature ties him to hellish realms and other entities like Mephisto, making him a formidable and infernal threat perfect for Marvel’s occult projects.

Agatha All Along has already hinted at Blackheart when Agatha was assembling her coven. His introduction could serve as a stepping stone toward even more sinister storylines. His connection to hellish powers could also tie into characters like Satana, Daimon Hellstrom, and Ghost Rider, potentially setting up a larger supernatural conflict. Blackheart’s appearance would bring a terrifying level of dark magic to the MCU, challenging even its most powerful mystical heroes.

1. Sister Grimm Would Be Perfect After Agatha All Along

First Appeared In The Runaways #1

Nico Minoru, also known as Sister Grimm, is a young sorceress and a member of the Runaways. Wielding the powerful Staff of One, Nico can cast spells with unique abilities, though they come with certain limitations. She’s a fan-favorite character, blending youthful energy with deep magical knowledge, and she often struggles with the responsibility that comes with her immense power.

After Agatha All Along, Nico Minoru could be a perfect addition to the MCU. With her rebellious nature and complex family history (her parents were evil magic users), Nico would provide an interesting contrast to Agatha and Wanda’s more experienced magic users. Her inclusion could also pave the way for the Runaways to be reintroduced into the MCU, possibly tying in with the Young Avengers as the MCU continues to explore its magical and superheroic future following Agatha All Along.