VisionQuest Ending Explained: Why the Series Is Surprisingly Important to Avengers - Doomsday
We break down the surprising ending to VisionQuest and why the series has unexpectedly become a major building block to Avengers: Doomsday.
VisionQuest concluded its eight-episode journey on Disney+ with a post-credits scene, confirming its relevance to the MCU's upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. The series finale revealed that the shadowy villain, The Client, is actually Phineas Horton's grandson, Virgil, a human model for Ultron. Virgil's objective was to erase Vision's memory and integrate his consciousness into the synthezoid's body, allowing him to live forever as a human/android hybrid.
However, Vision thwarted his plans, trapping Ultron in a sitcom-themed prison where he appealed to Ultron's higher emotions, preventing him from unleashing Jocasta's nanobot army on London.
The series also introduced a new post-credits scene, showcasing Scarlet Witch being resurrected by Doctor Doom. This scene serves as a clear teaser for Wanda Maximoff's appearance in Avengers: Doomsday. The resurrection of Wanda Maximoff, who was previously crushed under Mount Wundagore, further emphasizes the connection between the two stories.
The post-credits scene has sparked speculation that Wanda may have been involved in recent reshoots and could potentially be one of the Latverian witches rumored to be on display at Comic-Con.
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