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The Vision Quest trailer at New York Comic Con confirmed that Tommy, also known as Speed, will appear in the series. Additionally, James Spader is returning to voice Ultron, which is a significant development given that other actors have voiced Ultron in previous Marvel TV shows.
Vision Quest is expected to be released around Fall 2026, aiming to precede Avengers: Doomsday. The show is described as the third part of a 'WandaVision trilogy,' with Agatha All Along forming the second part, focusing on Billy (Wiccan) and Tommy's storyline.
The series picks up with White Vision approximately a year after WandaVision, struggling to integrate the memories he received from Hex Vision. A major retcon reveals that Vision has been collecting and living with the AI consciousnesses of Iron Man's various AIs, which will be visualized as humanoid characters in a surreal 1960s sitcom-style mansion.
Showrunner Terry Matalas, known for Star Trek: Picard Season 3, brings a unique filmmaking approach, visualizing Vision's internal world with his AIs as if they are physical beings interacting in a 1960s mansion. Each episode is designed to be a distinct, meta experience, similar to the varied tropes seen in WandaVision.
Ruri Malika will play Tommy, and James Spader's Ultron will be mostly visualized in human form, potentially as an 'angry father figure' to Vision. James Darcy returns as a human form of Jarvis, and Tiana Miller will play Jocasta. Other human forms of Iron Man's AIs, such as Friday (Orla Brady), Edith, Dummy, and U-Robot, are also confirmed.
Todd Stashwick plays Paladin, an assassin hired to capture White Vision for his technology. Madripoor is expected to play a significant role in this subplot. The series also touches upon the value of Vision's vibranium body, making him a target for various entities and villains.
Farah Tahir returns as Raza from the first Iron Man movie, now operating independently from the Ten Rings organization, which is under Shang-Chi's sister's leadership.
While Vision Quest will largely focus on its own narrative, it may include post-credits scenes linking to Avengers: Doomsday and the potential return of Billy and Tommy. The series is expected to conclude the 'WandaVision trilogy' by having the twins reunite with Vision, setting the stage for a future search for their mother, Scarlet Witch.