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Janet Van Dyne

Janet Van Dyne

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Nov 4, 2026

Paul HermannHOST
44:06
That makes a lot more sense.
Paul HermannHOST
44:07
So I do like the fact that, you know, because in the comics, because I remember I knew he she was based on Janet Van Dyne, the Wasp.
Paul HermannHOST
44:16
Right.
Paul HermannHOST
44:17
But we all know that Ultron's based off of Henry Pym, right? from the comic books, right? So obviously that's negated.
Matt ParentHOST
41:30
Yeah.
Matt ParentHOST
41:31
They break into Pym Laboratories and Janet Van Dyne is there and she calls Dr.
Matt ParentHOST
41:40
Strange.
Matt ParentHOST
41:41
It's

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Allison ParentHOST
46:48
And I like the impracticality of that.
Matt ParentHOST
46:50
It's pretty impractical.
Matt ParentHOST
46:50
You know who they were just with right before that, though? Janet Van Dyne.
Allison ParentHOST
46:55
Oh, she totally has a bunch of wigs.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
59:05
Okay.
JackHOST
59:05
And he made Hank Pym put the mind of Janet Van Dyne into Joe Casta because he was based on Hank Pym.
JackHOST
59:16
He wanted to marry Hank Pym's wife.
JackHOST
59:21
So that was the story of that.
NigelHOST
79:03
I mean, it would
DapoHOST
79:03
be hard for it to make, I mean, because in the comic, if I remember correctly, it was Janet Van Dyne, right? Yeah.
DapoHOST
79:09
Yeah.
DapoHOST
79:10
Yeah.
BoPANELIST
33:26
Two different AIs came together, did all that extra shit.
DreHOST
33:29
When she originally came out, she was white because it was Janet Van Dyke.
DreHOST
33:32
But yeah.
DreHOST
33:33
All right.
X7HOST
10:22
But guess who it is? You can't be surprised that Jocasta's here now.
X7HOST
10:27
Who she's based on is going to be something interesting because the original Jocasta had Janet Van Dyne's thought patterns in her.
X7HOST
10:36
The Wasp.
X7HOST
10:36
The original Wasp.
ScottHOST
9:32
That was very close to on my top 10.
ScottHOST
9:35
Another one, honorable mention, and then we'll flip over to a few of yours, is the Wasp, the black and gold outfit designed by Alex Ross.
ScottHOST
9:47
And it's a solid black outfit, and it just has a piece of gold that goes across the chest, and then like these segmented gold pieces that go down the abdomen.
ScottHOST
9:58
Really, really sharp looking outfit.
ScottHOST
10:00
And I kind of like the fact that it very much leans into the whole bee, wasp, hornet, you know, kind of vibe.
ScottHOST
10:10
You know, of course, Janet Van Dyne as a character was herself a fashion designer.
ScottHOST
10:15
So she probably has more costumes
TonyHOST
10:18
than any
EmmyHOST
8:56
Oedipus's mom
KeithHOST
8:57
yes and in the comics Hank Pym Michael Douglas's character is the one who actually creates Ultron it's kind of like a an allegory to basically a parallel to Frankenstein and so he's created a monster and he the monster looks to him as his dad uh and he forces him to make him a bride and the personality of um Janet Pym is who he uses to fill the the the synthezoid with so technically it would be his mother it would
EmmyHOST
9:31
be his mom
KeithHOST
9:32
that he's making into his bride so Oedipus there you go the
KevinHOST
0:59
So when it comes to Ultron deciding to make his bride, he's like, well, I'm kind of based on Hank Pym.
KevinHOST
1:04
I love Janet Van Dyne.
KevinHOST
1:06
So I'm going to kidnap the Wasp and hook her up to this machine.
KevinHOST
1:09
We're going to steal her brain patterns and make Jocasta.
JatavianHOST
23:22
That's fascinating.
VaughnHOST
23:23
Especially when you look back at the comics, how the Vision character came to be from Mind Waves of Simon Williams and Ultron from Hank Pym, later on Jocasta from Janet Van Dyne.
VaughnHOST
23:38
Yeah.
VaughnHOST
23:39
I think they've found a really creative way to kind of work around being tied to those specific things, but still having them tied back to

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