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Marvel fans want to see "a proper redemption arc" for Ultron in VisionQuest, but debate whether it's a…
Fans are discussing the possibility of a redemption arc for the villain Ultron in the Marvel TV show VisionQuest. While some hope for a positive conclusion where Ultron finds a new purpose, others believe he should remain an antagonist.
VisionQuest has forever changed the way you'll watch one Avengers: Infinity War moment
The latest episode of VisionQuest reveals a major Ultron revelation that recontextualizes a key moment from Avengers: Infinity War. It is suggested that Ultron may have been able to take control of Vision's body during Thanos's time reversal, potentially altering the outcome of the Blip.
Paul Bettany says Wanda Maximoff is like a "ghost" that Vision is "haunted by" in VisionQuest, but she was never going to be in the Marvel show
Paul Bettany describes his character Vision as being haunted by Wanda Maximoff's absence in the new Disney Plus series VisionQuest, despite her physical absence from the show. Showrunner Terry Matalas confirms the series is Vision's story, focusing on his identity without Wanda, though her memory and influence are woven throughout the narrative.
VisionQuest review: "Successfully closes the loop on the MCU's most unusual trilogy"
VisionQuest successfully concludes the MCU's most unusual trilogy, exploring themes of existence and artificial intelligence. While it doesn't quite reach the heights of WandaVision and can be messy, the series offers a compelling mystery, delightful character interactions, and a strong performance from Paul Bettany, with James Spader's Ultron stealing scenes.
VisionQuest showrunner confirms when the upcoming TV show takes place on the Marvel timeline
VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas confirmed that the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe series takes place approximately four years after Spider-Man: No Way Home, placing it in 2028 and current with Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The show will explore Vision's internal struggles and his connection to his son, Tommy Shepherd, following the events of WandaVision. Despite being billed as a conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy, Matalas indicated it could be a sequel with potential for future seasons.
