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Line 41: At one point she aids [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)\|Scott Lang]] — who is in outer space at that time — in an attempt to return to Earth, which results in a sequence of bizarre adventures in the microverse. However, in the process, the two of them became [[Quantum entanglement\|quantum-entangled]] with each other.<ref>''Ant-Man and the Wasp'' #1–5 (June–August [[2018 in comics\|2018]])</ref> In issue 4 of the second series, it's revealed that Nadia has [[bipolar disorder]], just like her father, ~~eventual~~eventually learning he is still alive and merged with [[Ultron]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://observationdeck.kinja.com/the-new-unstoppable-wasp-gives-nadia-a-problem-she-cant-1832851202\|title=The New ''Unstoppable Wasp'' Gives Nadia a Problem She Can't Solve Alone: Bipolar Disorder\|publisher=[[Kinja]]\|date=February 24, 2019\|accessdate=24 February 2019\|author=Alliterator}}</ref><ref>''The Unstoppable Wasp'' Vol. 2. #10 (July [[2019 in comics\|2019]])</ref> ==Powers and abilities==

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