Unveiling the Green Witch: Agatha All Along

In Agatha All Along Episode 7, “Death’s Hand in Mine,” a shocking twist introduced Aubrey Plaza’s Rio Vidal as both the original Green Witch and the embodiment of Death in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). This revelation expands the storyline and raises the stakes for Agatha Harkness and her coven.

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Who is the Green Witch?

The Green Witch, unique to Agatha All Along, is a powerful sorceress who commands Earth Magic. To traverse the mystical Witches’ Road, Agatha Harkness needed a coven that included a Green Witch. Initially, an ordinary Westview resident, Sharon Davis, took on this role but perished during a previous trial. To replace her, Agatha summoned Rio Vidal, played by Aubrey Plaza, a mysterious figure shrouded in secrecy.

The Twist: Rio Vidal is Death and the Original Green Witch

Episode 7 reveals that Rio Vidal is more than just a Green Witch—she is Death incarnate, one of the most ancient beings in the Marvel Universe. This revelation repositions Rio as a cosmic entity, akin to the powerful forces depicted in Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor: Love and Thunder, and gives her a romantic connection to Agatha herself.

Death’s Past in the MCU

While Agatha All Along marks Death’s physical debut, her presence was hinted at in past films. In Guardians of the Galaxy, the Collector referenced Death as a cosmic entity in the Infinity Stones’ creation, and Thor: Love and Thunder depicted her statue among other primordial beings. Now, the MCU officially aligns her with the ancient forces of the cosmos.

What’s Next for Rio Vidal and Death in the MCU?

With Death’s introduction, her impact may spread across supernatural and cosmic MCU stories. According to reports, Aubrey Plaza’s character will reappear in future Marvel projects. Likely appearances include the rumored Blade, Midnight Suns, and Scarlet Witch projects, as well as potential Doctor Strange 3 and Werewolf by Night sequels.

This twist establishes Rio Vidal not only as a Green Witch but as one of the most powerful characters in the MCU—ranking her alongside gods and mystical forces, hinting at thrilling new intersections in Marvel’s supernatural saga.

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