VisionQuest

White Vision Is Looking for Himself

VisionQuest picks up with the rebuilt White Vision carrying memories of his former life but struggling to connect with the person they describe. Paul Bettany returns for a story set inside that identity crisis, where the android's own mind becomes a mysterious constructed world filled with old voices.

Ultron Gets Another Way Out

James Spader reprises Ultron, appearing in human form among the artificial intelligences embedded in Vision's programming. Letting his creator escape this mental space could restart a world-ending problem, and the latest trailer makes clear that the two will collide rather than quietly reconcile.

"That guy can definitely not be trusted." - Gizmodo

A Son Raises the Harder Question

Ruaridh Mollica plays Thomas Shepherd, a young man who claims to be Vision's son. His arrival turns the show from a fight over dangerous code into a family mystery tied to WandaVision, Wanda Maximoff's children, and what remains of Vision after receiving another self's memories.

The WandaVision Trilogy Closes

The eight-episode Disney+ series completes the arc that began with WandaVision and continued through Agatha All Along. A two-part premiere arrives October 14, followed by weekly Wednesday episodes through November 25, giving the story time to connect Ultron's return with Vision's search for meaning.