Ralph Bohner (Earth-199999)

Ralph Bohner

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Real Name

Ralph Bohner

Aliases

Pietro Maximoff, "Fietro"

Base of Operations

Westview, New Jersey (State), New York

Status

Living Status

Alive

Identity

No Dual

Citizenship

American

Occupation

Actor

Characteristics

Gender

Male

Eyes

Irises:

• Brown

Hair

Brown

Origin

Origin

Human

Reality

Earth-199999

Creators and Appearances

Creators

Peter Cameron, Mackenzie Dohr

First Appearance

WandaVision S1E05
(February 5, 2021)

 Right on, little dude! Chip off the ol' Maximoff block! You got super speed! 

—Ralph Bohner as Pietro Maximoff

History

Ralph Bohner was a resident of Westview, New Jersey who lived right next to the plot of land that would have been 2800 Sherwood Drive. After Wanda Maximoff transformed Westview into an idyllic sitcom-like reality, it attracted the attention of the rival witch Agatha Harkness. She moved in to observe Wanda, choosing Ralph's house because of its proximity to Wanda's. Agatha used a magic necklace to place Ralph under mind control of her own, entirely separate from Wanda's. She then assumed the identity of Ralph's "wife" Agnes to build a relationship with Wanda.

Later on, Agatha "cast" Ralph to play the role of Wanda's late brother Pietro, using his "eyes and ears" to try and pry out Wanda's secret to no avail. During this time, Ralph also displayed the super-speed powers of the real Pietro, presumably granted to him by Agatha's magic. He was eventually freed from Agatha's control when Monica Rambeau ripped off her necklace off him, allowing his true personality to resurface.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Superhuman Speed (Formerly)
• Superhuman Strength (Formerly)

Notes

• Evan Peters portrayed Ralph Bohner/"Pietro Maximoff" in the Disney+ mini-series WandaVision.
  • Joshua Begelman portrayed Young "Pietro" in the episode "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!".

Trivia

• Evan Peters' portrayal of Ralph Bohner is a meta-reference to the fact that he had previously portrayed another version of Quicksilver in the X-Men films.
• Ralph's surname "Bohner" is a direct reference to Andrew Koenig's character Richard "Boner" Stabone on the sitcom Growing Pains, which series director Matt Shakman appeared on.

See Also

• 4 appearance(s) of Ralph Bohner (Earth-199999)
• 4 mention(s) of Ralph Bohner (Earth-199999)
• 4 image(s) of Ralph Bohner (Earth-199999)
• 1 quotation(s) by or about Ralph Bohner (Earth-199999)

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