New MCU Programming Ahead: VisionQuest Official Trailer

Originally published October 2, 2026. This article covers the official trailer for Marvel’s VisionQuest TV series.

In two weeks, VisionQuest will premiere its first two episodes on Disney+. This latest Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series will conclude the groundbreaking, mind-bending trilogy that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. WandaVision set the standard for MCU television while Agatha All Along reignited MCU romance, with both series breaking our hearts along the way.

Now, Vision gets his own story. Except … is this the Vision we know? On October 14, all will be revealed, one short circuit at a time. Watch the trailer below and then keep reading to learn all we currently know about VisionQuest.

What is VisionQuest about?

“I was a different person back then.” – Vision

• Release Date: October 14, 2026
• Starring: Paul Bettany (Vision), Ruaridh Mollica (Tommy), James Spader (Ultron), Orla Brady (F.R.I.D.A.Y.), T’Nia Miller (Jocasta), Emily Hampshire (E.D.I.T.H.), James D’Arcy (J.A.R.V.I.S.)

When we last saw Vision, during the final episode of WandaVision, the synthezoid’s story was a little complicated. The original Vision, created by Ultron, was destroyed by Thanos. In her grief, Wanda Maximoff brought Vision back to life in her Westview anomaly. Then, once she realized the pain she had caused with her Hex, Wanda had to undo the existence of this Vision as well as their two children, Billy and Tommy.

At the same time, S.W.O.R.D. created a new Vision, dubbed White Vision. That’s the Vision we’ll be meeting in VisionQuest. Understandably, he’s unsure of his place in the world. As he puts it, “Vision, he was a hero, an Avenger. I have his memories but not his virtue.” He’s a stranger to himself and must enlist the help of old and new allies, and even a former arch-nemesis, to decode the mystery and save the young man who claims to be his son.

Who is in VisionQuest?

“Ultron! Human avatars only.” – Vision

• New VisionQuest Characters: Jocasta (played by T’Nia Miller), Paladin (played by Todd Stashwick), Lisa Molinari (played by Lauren Morais)

The latest trailer shows that Ultron will be a close companion to Vision in his quest to rescue Tommy from unknown forces. We see Ultron construct a human form much like Vision has done for himself. Together, they team up to track down Tommy, whose superspeed powers are also shown in a quick flash.

Like any egomaniacal super-villain, Ultron appears to double-cross Vision. Not all original programming can be rerouted.

“Home is just me.” – Vision

• Additional Personified MCU A.I.: U (played by Jonathan Sayer), Dum-E (played by Henry Lewis)

As noted above, in Vision’s constructed reality, he also brings to “life” various A.I. that have appeared in previous MCU stories. We’ll meet Tony Stark creations such as F.R.I.D.A.Y., E.D.I.T.H., and J.A.R.V.I.S., plus the robotic arms U and Dum-E that helped create countless Iron Man armors. Another infamous Marvel machine, Jocasta, will also make her on-screen debut.

In addition to these robotic characters, Paladin and Lisa Molinari will make their first live-action appearances. Paladin is a mercenary who often fights against Daredevil and Punisher in the comics. Likewise, Lisa Molinari, also known as Coat of Arms in the comics, is a multi-armed antagonist who opposes the Young Avengers while getting romantically involved with Tommy.

Will Agatha and Billy be in VisionQuest?

“I had a father, a machine, called Vision.” – Tommy

• Comics Connection: Billy Kaplan and Tommy Shepherd, in the original comics, are reincarnated separated twins who eventually get to know their mother, Scarlet Witch, as they join the Young Avengers

Perhaps the biggest question on most fans’ minds is whether Billy Maximoff and Agatha Harkness will return in VisionQuest. Or even, dare we suggest it, some hint of Wanda herself? Ultron refers to Wanda as “that dead witch” (rude), but you never know, especially in the days ahead of Avengers: Doomsday. The last we saw of Billy and Agatha was the beginning to their journey to find Tommy, with Agatha as a ghost and Billy honing his powers even more.

Of course, as always, only time will tell what’s in store for the Maximoff family reunion. It’s certain we’ll learn more about Tommy as he gets to know this version of Vision. Since both are, in their own ways, reflections of past selves, the layers to their relationship will be fascinating to watch unfold.

Are you ready to experience the final Vision?

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