Disney+ Marvel Vision Series Explores Intergenerational Trauma and Father-Figure Dynamics
It’s been a while since we’ve seen Vision actor Paul Bettany on-screen as his Marvel character, Vision, but the wait is almost over. A new six-episode series, currently titled Vision Quest, is in the works and set to arrive on Disney+ in 2026. Fans can expect James Spader to reprise his role as Ultron, Vision’s creator, adding to the anticipation surrounding the show.
During a panel at Los Angeles Comic Con 2025, Paul Bettany shared some insight into the themes that will be explored in the series. He mentioned that Vision Quest will delve into topics like intergenerational trauma, the relationships between fathers and sons, and the struggles of facing one’s own truth and pain. Bettany emphasized the character’s ability to evolve and change, highlighting the complexity of Vision’s journey.
While Bettany didn’t explicitly label Vision Quest as a sequel to WandaVision, he hinted that the series is a crucial part of a larger narrative. Whether it’s a continuation of Wanda’s story or a standalone exploration of Vision’s character, fans can look forward to a deeper dive into the world of androids and AIs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Set to feature other familiar faces from the MCU, including Jocasta, Vision Quest promises to be an intriguing addition to the Marvel lineup. With its focus on personal growth and self-discovery, the series is sure to captivate audiences when it premieres on Disney+ next year. So, get ready to uncover more layers of Vision’s story in this upcoming must-watch series.
