Mind-Blowing Reveal: Evan Peters' Quicksilver Makes a Stunning Comeback in Secret Invasion

Summary

Olivia Colman's character, Sonya Falsworth, rescues the humans who had been abducted and replaced by Skrulls. Notably, James Rhodes and Agent Everett Ross are among those freed.

One of the Skrull pods unveils a male actor who bears a striking resemblance to Evan Peters, prompting viewers to speculate about his character's significance in the show.

Marvel's Secret Invasion concluded with a surprising Skrull cameo, featuring the unexpected return of Evan Peters' Ralph Bohner from WandaVision, two years after his last appearance. In the final episode of WandaVision, the fake Quicksilver was freed from Agatha Harkness' control by Monica Rambeau, played by Teyonah Parris. However, Secret Invasion episode 6 introduced a sequence where Olivia Colman's character, Sonya Falsworth, rescues humans who were replaced by Skrulls, including James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) and Agent Everett Ross (Martin Freeman). While peeling back one of the Skrull pods, Sonya reveals a male actor whom the camera focuses on, implying that he might be a recognizable character. Interestingly, this actor doesn't appear to be from the show and bears a striking resemblance to Evan Peters, leading to speculation among Marvel fans.

Is That Evan Peters' Ralph Bohner In New Skrullos?

In Secret Invasion's end credits, while Martin Freeman receives "Guest Starring" billing after his own brief cameo, the actor resembling Evan Peters remains unnamed and uncredited. This uncaptured essence bears a striking resemblance to Peters, sporting the silver/blonde hair he sported for his character Quicksilver in WandaVision.

Secret Invasion's Hidden Evan Peters Cameo Would Change WandaVision

Secret Invasion revealed that Talos had concealed a million Skrulls on Earth, unseen by Nick Fury's attempts to relocate them. In light of this, it is conceivable that at least one Skrull could have ended up in Westview, challenging the notion of Scarlet Witch's idyllic community. It would be an ironic twist considering Agatha's previous deceit of Wanda with the counterfeit Quicksilver in WandaVision. While this revelation may not significantly affect the narrative, it raises the question of whether Agatha should have detected the Skrull imposter when he was introduced. Alternatively, could Ralph Bohner have been a more recent replacement by the Skrulls, perhaps within the past two years?