Is Aubrey Plaza’s Rio Vidal the MCU’s Lady Death? Fans Think So!

Agatha All Along has quickly become a fan-favourite Disney+ series, full of magical mysteries and exciting character reveals. One of the most intriguing additions to the MCU is Aubrey Plaza’s character, Rio Vidal, a mysterious green witch with ties to Agatha Harkness. But fans aren’t convinced she’s just another witch. They believe she might be hiding a far darker secret involving none other than Lady Death.

Yes, you read that right! Marvel fans are theorizing that Plaza’s Rio Vidal could actually be the cosmic villain Lady Death in disguise. But why all the buzz, and who exactly is Lady Death? Let’s break it down!

Who Is Marvel’s Lady Death?

If you’re familiar with Marvel’s vast cosmic universe, you’ve probably heard of Lady Death. She’s not your average villain — she’s literally the personification of death itself. In the comics, Lady Death takes on the form of a cloaked female skeleton, and she’s not exactly the life of the party (pun intended). She’s the enemy of life, opposite her brother Eternity — who, fun fact, already made his MCU debut in Thor: Love and Thunder.

Lady Death has played a massive role in some of Marvel’s biggest storylines, especially in Infinity Gauntlet, where Thanos wasn’t just snapping his fingers for balance, but to impress his beloved Lady Death. However, the MCU took a different route for the Mad Titan’s motivations, leaving Lady Death out — until now, perhaps.

Why Fans Think Rio Vidal is Lady Death

Ever since Rio Vidal made her dramatic debut in Agatha All Along, fans have been piecing together clues that she’s not just any witch. When Rio is introduced, she literally emerges from the grave, zombie-style, taking over for the deceased Mrs. Hart on the Witches’ Road. This eerie entrance raised eyebrows, and it’s what comes next that really gets fans buzzing.

During a cryptic conversation between Rio and Agatha, Rio enthusiastically talks about watching Agatha “kill all the witches” and eagerly declares she’ll be getting her “bodies.” It’s a creepy moment that hints at Rio’s fascination with death — a fascination that could easily be tied to the cosmic entity Lady Death herself.

The kicker? When a pivotal scene leaves Joe Locke’s Teen character bleeding out and near death, Agatha pleads with Rio, saying simply, “Don’t.” It’s a moment that suggests Agatha knows something deeper about Rio, and it’s hard not to connect the dots — perhaps she’s pleading with Death itself not to claim Teen.

Aubrey Plaza’s MCU Future: What Could Be Next?

Rumors are swirling that Aubrey Plaza’s role in the MCU won’t end with Agatha All Along. According to reports, Plaza is set to appear in more Marvel projects after this series. So, if Rio Vidal is indeed Lady Death, this could just be the beginning of a much bigger role for her.

With Marvel Studios expanding its supernatural and cosmic corners, there are plenty of opportunities for Lady Death to play a major part. Think about upcoming projects like Blade, Midnight Sons, and Scarlet Witch spin-offs — Lady Death could easily fit into any of these stories. Plus, if Moon Knight gets a second season, the MCU’s darker, mystical side might just be the perfect home for Lady Death.

It’s also possible that Lady Death could be tied into even bigger MCU arcs down the line, especially as we inch closer to Avengers: Secret Wars and more cosmic chaos.

What’s Next for Rio Vidal in Agatha All Along?

As Agatha All Along continues, it’s clear that Rio Vidal’s story is far from over. Whether or not she’s truly Lady Death remains to be seen, but fans are eagerly awaiting more clues. If she is indeed the cosmic villain, her involvement in the series could take the MCU into uncharted territory, blending the supernatural and cosmic realms in new and exciting ways.

For now, we can only speculate, but one thing’s for sure — Aubrey Plaza’s Rio Vidal is a character to keep an eye on. And if the fan theories are right, her true identity could change everything in the MCU!

Stay tuned for more magical revelations, and keep those theories coming, Marvel fans!