Film guide · 2026
The parts that are hard to follow from the film alone, explained with a story summary, a character map and key terms.
Six of eight episodes are out as of November 2, 2026. Episode 7 arrives November 3 and the finale November 10 (US time).
At the end of WandaVision, White Vision regained his memories and flew away. This picks up from there.
Tommy, one of the twins Wanda created, appears. His brother Billy was in Agatha All Along.
Tony Stark's AIs, like F.R.I.D.A.Y. and E.D.I.T.H., appear in human form.
Who's who in VisionQuest (2026, now airing), with Vision at the center. Covers Episodes 1–6.
Because of copyright, we can't use stills, posters or any other images of the characters as they appear in the film. All face photos are freely licensed photos of the actors themselves (non-human characters are original illustrations made for this site; people without a photo are shown with initials).
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VisionCenter ・ Paul BettanySynthezoid hero
UltronMain ・ James SpaderOld enemy
Wanda MaximoffSupporting ・ Elizabeth OlsenTommy's motherFace photos are freely licensed photos of the actors from Wikimedia Commons, cropped to a square and resized. Non-human characters are original illustrations made for this site, and people without a photo are shown with a placeholder (initials).
Vision is living as a human.
Vision rescues Tommy from captivity.
Ultron takes over Vision's body.
The mysterious killer's identity and goal come into view.
The story heads to its climax (Episodes 7 and 8 still to come).
Contains spoilers about the ending.
The White Vision rebuilt by the government in WandaVision, who received the memories of the Vision Wanda created.
When Wanda's town vanished, his soul seems to have ended up in another boy's body. More may be revealed in the remaining episodes.
Both were born from the Mind Stone's power, and Ultron has been hiding in Vision's mind.
F.R.I.D.A.Y., E.D.I.T.H., J.A.R.V.I.S. and more are played by human actors.
Episode 2's title comes from the famous question of whether a ship with every part replaced is still the same ship, also discussed in WandaVision.
Detailed notes are in preparation.