With only one episode left, ‘VisionQuest’ is approaching the conclusion of the story that began with ‘WandaVision’ and continued through ‘Agatha All Along’. The series has delivered several major MCU revelations and unexpected character returns, enough to keep fans theorising.
Ultron, Jocasta And Project Proto-One Change Everything
The story began with White Vision living in Edinburgh under the identity of Sherwood Ellis, while struggling to understand his identity and recover his memories. Inside his mind, AI avatars of J.A.R.V.I.S., F.R.I.D.A.Y., and E.D.I.T.H. existed alongside Ultron, who had been imprisoned for 12 years.
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Things quickly spiralled when Ultron exposed Vision’s location, leading to an attack that killed Fiona and had Paladin kidnap Tommy Shepherd. As the episodes progressed, Tommy began recovering memories of his life with Wanda and Vision while rediscovering his super-speed abilities.
Vision eventually accepted him as his son, but their journey was far from simple. After being seriously injured by adamantium bullets, Vision even had to rely on Tommy to restart his damaged core. One of the biggest revelations came when the mysterious killer Butcherbird was unmasked as Jocasta.
Her connection to Markridge Biotech and Stark Industries eventually led to the discovery of Project Proto-One, an enormous collection of nanobots designed to alter humanity. Meanwhile, Ultron successfully manipulated Vision into removing the firewalls that kept him imprisoned.
His freedom brought an unexpected alliance with Jocasta, while the return of Raza and the Ten Rings introduced another MCU connection. The mysterious Client also finally made contact with Vision, although his true identity remains unclear.
The Finale Has Some Massive Mysteries to Resolve
Episode 7 delivered perhaps the show’s most emotional development. Vision finally accepted that his memories, emotions, and experiences were all part of the same identity. He wasn’t simply White Vision anymore; he was Vision. He also saved Lisa using Jocasta’s source code, while F.R.I.D.A.Y. uncovered Ultron’s secret connection to Jocasta.
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The introduction of Dr. Phineas Horton and J.I.M., the first synthetic human, opened another major mystery. A mysterious man resembling Ultron appearing at Horton’s estate only made things more complicated. With Paladin seemingly taken out, the Client’s identity still unknown, and Jocasta’s nanobots threatening humanity, Vision has plenty to deal with.
Will Billy or Wanda appear before the story ends? And what exactly connects Ultron, Jocasta, and J.I.M.? After seven episodes of revelations, the finale has the opportunity to bring the entire ‘WandaVision’ trilogy together. Hopefully, Marvel sticks the landing.
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