D23 is the place to be for Disney nerds who want exclusive first looks at upcoming content from all the Mouse’s many subsidiaries. Marvel appeared this year, and they brought with them a never-before-seen trailer for their upcoming show, VisionQuest. We’ve been waiting for this since seemingly 2021. Or at least since 2023Take a look!
VisionQuest follows Vision, a sentient android created to fight Ultron, a villainous robot bent on wiping out humanity in order to achieve world peace. Paul Bettany is back playing Vision, now seemingly alone after the events of WandaVision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. But he’s only alone…in the real world. In his mind, we see that Vision has a whole Vision family, including JARVIS (James D’Arcy) and his “Peepaw” Ultron in human form (James Spader).
The poster for the series is very much in this vein.
Arguably Marvel’s favorite couple, along with Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda, the pair won our hearts in one of Marvel’s most successful series, WandaVision. WandaVision garnered 23 Emmy nominations and three wins.
Before the trailer screening, there was almost no information on the internet about the show’s premise. Marvel did, however, have some of the cast list available. We knew it would include James Spader, who played Ultron, and James D’Arcy, who played Edwin Jarvis from Agent Carter. Other than them, the provided cast list was short and included no other previous MCU stars.
However, now we have some hints as to what it might be about.
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VisionQuest will premiere on Disney+ on October 14.
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