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We're only a few days away from WandaVision's grand debut and Marvel fans of all ages, shapes, and sizes are feeling extremely giddy about Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany's respective returns as Scarlet Witch and Vision in the MCU spinoff show which officially serves as Phase 4's opening salvo.
It can't be denied that aside from the kids-at-heart out there, a lot of children are huge followers of the Marvel brand and you may be wondering, is WandaVision going to be safe for kids to watch? It's worth noting that every MCU project has always had a PG-13 rating since the franchise's inception in 2008, meaning it can't be viewed by children below 13 years of age. This begs the question: will WandaVision have a similar rating? Turns out, the upcoming spinoff series releasing next week has been given a TV-PG rating which obviously means children will be allowed to watch the MCU show as long as there's supervision from their parents, of course. This also marks a historic first in the MCU as WandaVision is the only project so far to have a TV-PG rating. Now, this honestly doesn't come as a surprise considering how colorful and vibrant the show looks to be and the way it's been presented over the last couple of months. That's not to say though that it will remain fun all throughout the series as it's already been established that WandaVision will set up films like Spider-Man 3 and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness so expect a 360 turn as the show's episodes progress.
Check out the official synopsis for WandaVision below:
Consisting of nine episodes, WandaVision will debut back-to-back episodes on January 15, only on Disney+. Also Read: WandaVision Confirmed to Premiere Back-to-Back Episodes on its Debut