Vision's on a quest to reunite with his family in new VisionQuest trailer

Marvel’s VisionQuest, the conclusion of the trilogy that began with 2021’s WandaVision and continued with 2024’s Agatha All Along, is almost here. For those a little behind on their MCU homework, Thanos killed Vision (Paul Bettany) in Avengers: Infinity War, and to cope with the grief, Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) created an entirely new reality in a town called Westview using chaos magic. In this anomaly, she lived out her sitcom family dreams with Vision and twin sons named Tommy and Billy, whom she conjured with her magic. Outside the hex, the intelligence agency S.W.O.R.D. recovered the real Vision’s corpse and rebuilt him as White Vision, with the objective of destroying Vision and Wanda. The two visions faced off in the WandaVision finale, and Vision transferred his memories into White Vision before the latter flew off into the unknown. When Wanda dismantled the hex in that finale, those fake versions of Vision, Tommy, and Billy disappeared—or did they? 

That mystery, along with the AI-turned-synthezoid’s existential crisis, is at the center of the latest trailer for VisionQuest. In the trailer, Vision wrestles with his identity and purpose, while the cruel and callous Ultron (James Spader) quips, “That dead witch really did a number on you.” Did Ultron confirm that Wanda died at the end of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness? It’s far too soon to tell based solely on a trailer that gives little context for such a bold statement. When Vision isn’t squabbling with Ultron, he’s trying to figure out whether a young man who goes by Thomas Shepherd (Ruaridh Mollica) is actually his son. With Vision preparing for a fight he “likely won’t win,” the stakes couldn’t be higher.