WandaVision, Agatha All Along and Vision Quest: it's a whole trilogy of series that Marvel has dedicated to the Scarlet Witch universe, in the absence of films. Expected for 2026, the chapter on the Vision should see an MCU character make his big comeback in the guise of a new actor, four years after his last on-screen appearance.
Vision Quest, the end of the trilogy on Wanda
Paul Bettany, the actor who plays the Vision, will soon be back in the MCU, after years of absence. Indeed, the superhero has disappeared from the radar since the accident caused by his wife, the Scarlet Witch, at the end of WandaVision. Driven half-crazy by the death of her beloved in Avengers: Endgame, Wanda artificially resurrected the Vision as a "puppet" within a bubble of fictional reality. The vigilante disappears when the Hex surrounding Westview implodes. He and the couple's twins, Tommy and Billy Maximoff, say goodbye to Wanda before she destroys the Hex. The spirit of one of the twins ends up in the body of a teenager, William Kaplan, who tragically died in an accident at the time of the incident. But the second twin has yet to reappear in the MCU, and according to insider Daniel Richtman, who is always well informed, he will be back in Vision Quest as a new actor.
Tommy finally back in Vision Quest
Four years after his last appearance in the MCU, in Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, Tommy Maximoff will be back on screen as 25-year-old Scottish actor Ruaridh Mollica, contrary to rumors. In February, it was announced to the cast of the Disney+ series in the role of a new character, Tucker. According to Daniel Richtman, Billy Maximoff's soul was projected into Tucker's body when the Hex was destroyed, and as with Agatha All Along, his true identity will be revealed over the episodes. It's also at the end of the spin-off dedicated to Agatha Harkness that the witch locates Billy's spirit and places him in the body of a drowning boy. The only one missing from the little family will be Wanda...
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