It’s been three years since the release of WandaVision, and fans have not received any update on what’s happened with ‘White Vision’ after all this time.
With the Vision series apparently still in the works, we have a few details of what possibly to expect with the show. According to The Cosmic Circus’ Alex Perez, the show could very much be a reversal of the formula of WandaVision. Here’s what they said:
“The way it’s been explained to me: a reverse WandaVision. In WandaVision, the main focus of the show was Wanda trying to find a way to cope with her situation by trying to escape her role as the Scarlet Witch, her reality and live a fantasy before ultimately coming to terms with it.
“This time around, Vision wants to dive deeper into his origins and his reality from the get-go to fill the gaps in his memory, and then it’ll progress more fantastical as the show progresses.”
The series is also said to be bringing back Ultron from Avengers: Age of Ultron, and while Perez doesn’t really give any info on the details of his return, it’s said that the plan was always to get James Spader back to portray him. Perez also confirms that there are no plans for Ultron beyond Avengers: Secret Wars… yet.
There also hasn’t been any official word on whether Wanda is going to come back for the Vision series, but seeing as Marvel Studios has been touting the two as these doomed lovers, it would make sense for Wanda to show up in the Vision series in some capacity.
With three years of no updates on the series, it’s understandable that fans may not be too interested in knowing what happened to White Vision, but the promise of a return from Ultron—who absolutely ate up every scene he was in back in Avengers 2—fans could be tuning in just to see how Marvel could possibly redeem the character outside of the What If…? animation.
No release date has been announced for the Vision series.
