How old is Maxine from Wizards of Waverly Place? But now, she's 17 years old, and has grown up to be a stunning gal! She is still acting, currently staring in TV series Good Witch. Why is Justin not in Alex vs Alex? While there was a special aired after the series finale, The Wizards Return: Alex vs.
Alex, Justin didn't appear, which means he's probably experienced some fun stuff since then, especially as headmaster of WizTech. Are they bringing back Wizards of Waverly Place? It's official. As soon as Wizards of Waverly Place ended in , fans have been desperate to see the Disney series come back. Who becomes the family wizard? The series finale revealed Alex Russo to be the winner of the Wizards Cup, and therefore, the family wizard, but when the storyline was first introduced, Selena thought Max, played by Jake T.
Austin, should win. Did Justin Russo attend college? The romantic history between Mason and Juliet had been a surprising detail to the show, and it does bring up a few questions about the former. As a vampire, Juliet keeps looking the same forever, but it is unclear how old Mason is. Given they recognize each other quite quickly, it is to be assumed that Mason had looked relatively the same for the last three hundred years. Although there are references to wizards having a very long life as well, the mythology in the show never clears up how long it would take for Mason to age.
Initially, he was included in Justin's group of older friends during "Movies. The change in name is never explained, but his age seems to have changed to match Justin's as they continue school and graduate together. In "Zeke Finds Out," Zeke directly mentions the events of "Movies," making the occurrence more confusing as to why his identity was changed. Between Wizards of Waverly Place and Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie , there are two viewed wizard competitions and others mentioned in conversation.
In the film, the competition is a quick battle of wits to determine who can achieve the most with the least, using only the four elements. In "Who Will Be The Family Wizard," the competition is focused on various uses of magic, including spell trivia questions, potion-making, and a maze.
However, Jerry mentions his competition included a written portion. Justin and Zeke were both academically bright students with a list of extracurricular activities. They should not have had a hard time getting into college. Justin's love of school and learning was constant, and his declaration at the end of "Delinquent Justin" that he would attend medical school fit in with his character. But his higher education never came to fruition as he focused on getting back into the wizard competition.
June 17, June 24, July 8, July 24, August 19, August 26, September 16, September 30, October 7, October 14, October 21, October 28, November 4, November 18, Greenwald Part 2.
Like dad says, someone has to take over the sub station, and they might not sell much but they can't get by with just a cook and a waiter either. Justin, whether he kept his magic or not, was always meant for more; Max has no idea what Justin's studying but he knows it's difficult and complicated and only for people like Justin. Alex prefers the unexpected and wants the world, and that's why she has the magic. That leaves Max, and really, he's more ordinary than people think.
So normal compared to the rest of his family, which means the sub station's perfect for him. Max has been making sandwiches since he's tall enough to reach the table from a stool.
He's been waiting tables before he could probably reach the counter. He can be normal. He is normal. And that's what he's going to be for the rest of his life.
Justin's graduating from college when Juliet comes back. Max isn't sure how that happened, but he knows magic and thereby Alex is involved.
Juliet has an appearance of a young human, now. It would age like a normal human body would. For all purposes, Juliet is human again, except that she still hates sunlight, even if Justin says it should be safe for her to go outside when the sun's out.
Maybe Juliet would be willing to try it someday, but Justin's too happy to have Juliet back in his life to be bothered with something like his girlfriend being afraid of the sun. Max is happy for Justin. He heard about the experiments Justin and Alex did together, and only now realizes that they were for Juliet. He thought Justin had already moved on, but apparently Max was wrong. Juliet is special for Justin. Juliet's still classified as a vampire, but retired, just like Justin's a retired wizard so there's no problem with them being together.
This time around, Juliet's going to die one day like a human would, which makes her cry everytime someone mentions it around her because 'it's like a dream come true, oh god, all I ever wanted was to have a full life, one that's real, and Justin how are you real' , which would cue more public displays of affection that makes Mark go ewwwwwww.
It's a good thing, though, because Justin's also not a wizard now, and Max realizes that to Justin, it's all over. It's been over for two years, of course. Max knows this. He's just not sure he feels it. It feels like it's not over, like there's something waiting even though he doesn't know what. Justin already knows what. He's already found what he wants and he also found Juliet, and Max knows they're going to be together forever, like the way Alex often says about every couple, but this time it's really going to happen.
Justin moves out soon after, and that's when Max notices that Alex's started to hang around him more often. It's sort of scary to think about, because while Alex hasn't moved out, they've always given each other space. Max is just a little scared of Alex, while Alex thinks Max is gross even though he's working full time in a deli shop now and he keeps himself clean most of the time, so a little distance works for both of them.
Except even though Alex should probably be working on something in her next wizardry project, she's always home, and nearly always not very far from Max. Maybe Alex is a little lonely, now that Justin's not around. Or maybe, after helping Justin finding out what he wants, she wants to help Max find out about his non-wizard future. It's weird, Alex helping people, but it's happened before so it's not impossible.
Max doesn't notice until Justin and Juliet visit one day and Juliet points out, "Hey, the lair looks deserted, Alex doesn't go in there anymore, does she. Not anymore. Then the whole family learns that Alex won an art award and now she's famous, surprise, Alex is even more fabulous even if every Russo, including Harper, thinks she's evil. She starts making money from her art pieces almost instantly after that, and two month laters she moves out with Harper in tow.
Harper is sort of a writer now, except she thinks she's never going to write about wizards, so there's a paradox in there somehow. But time and magic are full of errors anyway, so Max thinks that's normal, even if Alex thinks it's wrong and has been trying to convince Harper otherwise. Max continues working in the sub station. His mother's still working as a waiter, but his father's mostly retired now, working only when he feels like it.
After busy days, mom gets mad when she sees dad resting on the sofa, but on other days they're still close like always. Surprisingly, business is better than ever, which just proves that Max was right, he really was born for the sub station. In fits of boredom, Max revives To The Max along with four other new sandwiches, all of which their dad complained about but sold perfectly well.
Sure, the menu looks a lot more complicated and everyone asks what these things really contain so Max actually has to explain , but as much as he hates doing that, it makes him happy to know that people like his sandwiches. And if the critics want to call his sandwiches innovative and fresh he still laughs at that , then why not? He might not be doing much with his life compared to Justin and Alex, but he's not bad at this and he can work with what he has.
It usually includes throwing anything he finds in the kitchen together, but he also knows how to make sure their fridge is stocked and how to get Alex to help without her robbing him blind now, and he thinks maybe, he's okay with doing this forever. It doesn't explain why he applied for the local community college, and his parents would probably laugh if he told them he's thinking of taking business-related courses, but there are things in life that just don't need to be explained.
Justin comes home for Christmas, and Alex never moved far, so the entire Russo family is cramped inside the living room. Harper helping in the kitchen, their dad and mom lounging on the couch, Justin and Alex arguing about something or the other--everything feels so familiar, it reminds Max of things he no longer wants to think about.
Feeling choked, Max decides to go outside for a walk. He isn't thinking of moving out, because he has a perfectly good home here and there's no point in wasting rent, but sometimes it feels like he doesn't have his own space. Sure, there's his room, and Justin and Alex's rooms are deserted so he pops in and pokes around, but it's probably not the same as having a place of his own.
He feels like there's not enough air, and without magic he promised himself he wouldn't think about this anymore , there's no way of finding enough here in this city. And it's like that, snowing outside and freezing when Alex joins him and says, out of the blue, that she doesn't want the magic anymore. Max thinks Alex's crazy, but that's not what he says first.
Instead, he just laughs, because Alex must be joking, even if she sounds serious. He was doing all those experiments with you, bet he's dying to have his magic back. He refused. He's close with his siblings, but Alex and Justin always has something going on between them.
Justin getting Alex out of the messes she made, Alex accusing Justin of everything and getting him involved, Justin still helping Alex with her magic after she took it from them. Or schedule a power transfer, he'd go to anything official. It's uncomfortable. No one except their mom comes close to him, not if they can help it, and Max's good with that. Alex doesn't even wrinkle her nose in disgust when she says, "But I'm serious, Max. I haven't been using them. I tried to, but I never liked adventures.
Using them for my advantage, yes; going on magical adventures, no. And I have a job, one that requires my full attention.
0コメント