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Marvel has released the final trailer for 'VisionQuest,' the concluding chapter of the 'WandaVision' trilogy. The series premieres on October 14 on Disney+ and follows Paul Bettany's Vision as he navigates an existential crisis while evading a bounty hunter. The plot centers on his relationship with a boy named Thomas Shepherd, who may be his reincarnated son, and his internal struggle against the AI persona of Ultron.
Marvel has released the final trailer for VisionQuest, a limited series premiering on Disney+ on October 14. The show concludes the narrative arc begun with WandaVision and Agatha All Along, focusing on Vision’s struggle with his identity and the return of Ultron.
VisionQuest will feature Jim Hammond (the original Human Torch) in one episode, with his creator playing a larger role; the Disney+ series debuts Oct 14, with the first two episodes screening at the BFI London Film Festival on Oct 12.
Rumors claim VisionQuest will lay the groundwork for an adaptation of Avengers: The Children’s Crusade, potentially weaving in Young Avengers, X‑Men, Magneto, and Wanda/Scarlet Witch as connective tissue, with talk of whether the tie‑in would appear as a Disney+ series or a feature film; while unconfirmed, the reported setup hints at a major future MCU arc.
Feature First reveals VisionQuest as Marvel Television's standalone arc that won't directly connect to the MCU, instead loosely adapting Avengers: The Children’s Crusade. The series, showrun by Terry Matalas, brings back Paul Bettany's White Vision and James Spader's Ultron, introduces Speed (Ruaridh Mollica), and features Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch, in a limited capacity. VisionQuest debuts Oct 12 at the London Film Festival and streams on Disney+ two days later, with an MCU connection teased to anchor future stories.
At D23 2026 Marvel Television unveiled the first VisionQuest trailer, reuniting Paul Bettany as Vision and James Spader as Ultron for a Disney+ series that premieres October 14. Vision, rebooted and in hiding, searches for meaning with embedded AI personas while on the run with a boy named Thomas Shepard who may be Vision’s son, as Ultron’s influence reemerges and questions of humanity loom. The event also released the official poster and confirmed a broad cast and creative team.
Disney released the VisionQuest trailer at D23, showing Vision grappling with restored memories and a chorus of AI personas (E.D.I.T.H., F.R.I.D.A.Y., Ultron) while being hunted by Paladin and facing Jocasta, setting up a mind-bending finale to the WandaVision arc premiering October 14 on Disney+.
Marvel Studios’ Hall H at SDCC 2026 delivered a film-focused update: Ryan Gosling is officially Ghost Rider in a 2028 movie directed by Shawn Levy (three 2028 release dates teased), VisionQuest will debut on Disney+ on October 14 as the third WandaVision chapter, and an exclusive clip from Spider-Man: Brand New Day was shown. Feige emphasized there would be no Marvel TV show announcements today, while fans also got hints about Avengers: Doomsday and on-stage surprises like Doctor Doom masks and Herbie from the Fantastic Four. The Endgame Encore re-release is planned for September.
VisionQuest, the second WandaVision spin-off, will premiere on Disney+ on October 14 as an eight-episode series starring Paul Bettany as Vision, with James Spader returning as Ultron; showrunner is Terry Matalas and the cast includes a number of MCU veterans.
Marvel Television announced VisionQuest, a Disney+ series that will conclude the WandaVision trilogy, premiering October 14, 2026; Paul Bettany returns as Vision, James Spader reprises Ultron, and the cast includes Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, James D'Arcy, Orla Brady, Emily Hampshire, and Ruaridh Mollica, with Terry Matalas (Star Trek: Picard) as showrunner.
Marvel's VisionQuest, the conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy led by Paul Bettany, premieres on Disney+ on October 14, 2026, continuing Vision's quest to regain memory and humanity after WandaVision and Avengers: Infinity War; Deadline notes the upfront trailer and how the series will connect to its predecessors.
Marvel Television announced 'VisionQuest' at NYCC 2025, concluding the trilogy that began with 'WandaVision,' featuring returning characters and new cast members, set to premiere on Disney+ in 2026.