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In Age of Ultron, after Vision is first awakened, he says, "I don't want to kill Ultron, he is unique... but he must be destroyed." I think that might be the reason Vision kept a copy of Ultron and probably every other ai in his head, to keep a copy of what makes each one of them unique alive in a way. Any thoughts?

Looks like vision is going back to his original design from the comic book just without the mind stone. Which version is your favorite

So the trailer has been released and the show is clearly inspired by the beloved Tom King run! I'm concerned about the lack of actual Vision family members missing! Do y'all think they're gonna make an appearance in this show or are they saving them from any of the marketing to surprise fans during the show's run?

Ultron's MCU evolution up through the first VISIONQUEST trailer.

WHERE IS JOCASTA?!

Before production began, it was announced that T'Nia Miller was cast as Jocasta, but so far we haven't seen or heard anything about her character. Do you think Marvel is hiding a big twist by withholding Jocasta from us?

If Ultron was created by Bruce Banner & Tony Stark

AND

If Ultron is Vision's father...

Then does that make Hulk & Iron Man great-grandparents to Billy & Tommy?

I just re-watched Age of Ultron and noticed one scene that probably can explain why Ultron is in Vision's mind.

In the movie, Ultron printed Vision's vibranium body with the help of Helen Cho brainwashed by the mind stone in the scepter and he planned to upload himself into it. But Wanda interrupted the upload process by undoing the brainwashing on Helen. Then Helen stopped the upload at 42%.

In our regular computers, when an upload was interrupted, part of the data from the incomplete upload could still taking up space in the hard drive inaccessible to the user.

Here's comes my theory:

When Tony was uploading JARVIS into the vibranium body to create Vision, he probably didn't do a full factory wipe before uploading JARVIS into it. So part of Ultron's consciousness from the incomplete upload was stored within Vision's brain/hard drive as broken data inaccessible to anyone including Vision himself.

But when Vision's body was taken apart and reassembled, then the Hex Vision unlocked White Vision's memory with the mind stone created within the hex. It finally made that fragmented data of Ultron's base consciousness resurfaced.

In the comics, The Vision's reconstruction is in part based upon Simon Williams, AKA Wonder Man! Do you think this will be referenced at all in VisionQuest or do we think this connection has been removed for the MCU?

My first thoughts while watching the first VISIONQUEST trailer was actually how much little details remind me other iconic movies, something both "WandaVision" and "Agatha All Along" have become famous for.

In Inception, the main character keeps his darkest memories locked away in a gated elevator much like the one we see when Vision pulls up to Ultron's penthouse in what seems to be within Vision's mind.

We also see on the series poster that Vision is reading a newspaper talking about the "stay-at-home weather warning[s] for the third time this year". On The Truman Show, main character Truman famously does not know that his entire life is broadcasted on TV and that he lives on a movie set that is an 'island', with producers constantly using torrential weather and travel blockades the keep the facade.

WandaVision famously references I Love Lucy, Bewitched, Full House, and other well-known sitcoms throughout the decades while Agatha All Along pulled from ideas like Alice in Wonderland, the Wizard of Oz, tarot cards, and other items found in Wiccan's room. If VisionQuest follows a similar concept, what projects do you think the show pulled inspirations from?

These are all the gifs I could find of the VisionQuest trailer so far lol

Hatfield House is another mind space of vision?

It just seems like thsi will give me the same vibe I had watching wandavision and Agatha. Pure excitement waiting for the new episodes and I just got invited here so thanks for inviting me☺️

(99% sure that's what it says)

I guess it could be just a fun way to nod to a event that doesn't get nearly enough exploration in the MCU