VISIONQUEST Will Reportedly See [SPOILER] Meet [SPOILER] For The First Time In The MCU

VISIONQUEST Will Reportedly See [SPOILER] Meet [SPOILER] For The First Time In The MCU

The upcoming VisionQuest TV series from Marvel Television is set to conclude the trilogy that began with WandaVision, and it's now seemingly been confirmed that two key characters will finally cross paths!

By JoshWilding - Nov 04, 2025 06:11 AM EST
Filed Under: Vision

In 2021's WandaVision, we were introduced to young Tommy and Billy Maximoff, the children of Scarlet Witch and Vision. They vanished when the Hex came down, and last year's Agatha All Along told the story of their survival. 

Billy's soul inhabited the body of dead teenager William Kaplan, and the young magic user later managed to find Tommy a body. Unfortunately, he's been dropped into the life of a kid from a much unhappier background, and his traumatic resurrection came after the former occupier of his new body was drowned in a bullying incident. 

Ruaridh Mollica will play Tommy in the upcoming VisionQuest TV series, and speculation continues to run rampant about a possible reunion with Billy. After all, Agatha All Along ended with Wiccan and Agatha Harkness' ghost setting off to find the teenager's twin brother. 

Mollica and Joe Locke have been appearing in a play, Clarkston, together, and their director, Jack Serio, reportedly dropped a major MCU spoiler during a recent Q&A with fans. 

According to multiple people who attended the event, Serio confirmed that they "filmed one day together as brothers" on Marvel Television's VisionQuest. This suggests that Wiccan's role in the series will be relatively minor, though it remains to be seen how much of Speed we'll see in action. 

Of course, a reunion for the brothers sets the stage for them to assemble alongside the rest of the Young Avengers in Avengers: Doomsday and/or Avengers: Secret Wars

VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas previously said that, "There’s one scene in that finale that is like, kind of a Marvel dream, that I got to do." This latest update is bound to only add further fuel to the fire about it possibly being a scene with the Scarlet Witch, Vision, Wiccan, and Speed all fighting side-by-side as a family.

"One of the things that’s fun about that is that we finally get to see what it’s like inside Vision’s mind, and it’s more cluttered than you would think," actor Paul Bettany teased last month. "He’s clearly been saving and copying and pasting [the AIs] to keep them alive inside his head. One of them, of course, has to be kept behind a pretty impressive firewall because he’s a psychopath. But [Ultron is] a clever one."

The cast of VisionQuest features Paul Bettany as Vision, Ruaridh Mollica as Tommy Maximoff, James Spader as Ultron, T'Nia Miller as Jocasta, James D'Arcy as J.A.R.V.I.S., Orla Brady as F.R.I.D.A.Y., Emily Hampshire as E.D.I.T.H., Henry Lewis as D.U.M.-E (or Dum-E), Jonathan Sayer as U, Todd Stashwick as Paladin, and Faran Tahir as Raza.

VisionQuest is set to premiere on Disney+ in 2026.

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MGSSnake1988
MGSSnake1988 - 11/4/2025, 6:21 AM
As much as these shows sound exciting on paper, they all feel like expensive yet unnecessary DĹCs to the ending of the main game's story.

Heck, even MCU films like Black Widow and Quantumania have post credit scenes advertising Disney+.

Missed the old MCU when things like Agents of SHIELD and Daredevil aren't needed to understand a new film's story.
SteviesRightFoo
SteviesRightFoo - 11/4/2025, 6:31 AM
@MGSSnake1988 - agreed
bkmeijer1
bkmeijer1 - 11/4/2025, 6:47 AM
@MGSSnake1988 - "expensive yet unnecessary DLCs"

Hadn't thought about it that way, but you're absolutely correct that a lot of these shows feels that way.

With the Maximoff kids trilogy though, it feels more like one of those Telltale or Dark Pictures episodic games. It's a great concept, but somewhere falls a bit short in the execution.
MGSSnake1988
MGSSnake1988 - 11/4/2025, 7:47 AM
@bkmeijer1 - If those are as fun, short, and sold as if it's part of the GTA IV Complete Edition, it would've been more impactful.

It felt like viewers are done with GTA V, and GTA Online's story only made sense if everyone had a subscription to access it and it could lead into GTA VI.
SonOfAGif
SonOfAGif - 11/4/2025, 8:11 AM
@MGSSnake1988 - While the ending of Black Widow set the stage for Hawkeye, It also was a set up for Thunderbolts. As we saw Yelena is working for Valentina.
Drace24
Drace24 - 11/4/2025, 8:54 AM
@MGSSnake1988 - I'm sorry, but at that point, if you just don't want more story, it's nobodies fault that you keep watching.
And I have just recently introduced someone to the MCU with only WandaVision. I could have bored her with the extensive backstory of Wanda's and Visions characters, but I just said "He's a robot, she's a witch", both things that sitcoms just do sometimes, and she totally got it. Afterwards she wanted to learn more about Wanda, so we watched Multiverse of Madness. Then she got interested Doctor Strange and we watched his first movie and so on. When Thunderbolts came out, she knew none of these characters but loved the movie and especially Yelena, so now we're watching her storyline. And I never had to give any backstory monologues.

You don't have to do homework. You can start where ever and then just follow the storylines that interest you. It's absolutely doable. You just need to be curious. If you no longer are curious because you think the story is just over and you are not interested in new ones, that's okay. But that is no longer the filmmakers fault.
MGSSnake1988
MGSSnake1988 - 11/4/2025, 9:34 AM
@SonOfAGif - Without watching Hawkeye, the post-credit scene was pointless when the events of the show was never even mentioned in Thunderbolts*.

Heck, that Yelena becomes a member of a new Avengers team should be a big deal when she tried to kill an Avenger before.
SonOfAGif
SonOfAGif - 11/4/2025, 9:55 AM
@MGSSnake1988 - Yelena attempting to kill Hawkeye wasn't a public known thing. There was absolutely no media coverage on it. Not to mention that Kingpin walked away from that scuffle and still ended up becoming Mayor.
TheVisionary25
TheVisionary25 - 11/4/2025, 7:30 AM
Interesting…

Given that the end of Agatha had Billy setting out to look for Tommy , I wouldn’t be surprised if both do reunite by the end of VisionQuest in a post credits scene or so since this show is being listed as the final installment of a trilogy that started with WV.

Anyway , looking forward to this series aswell as seeing Tommy & Billy interact again hopefully as brothers!!.
Lokiwasright
Lokiwasright - 11/4/2025, 8:30 AM
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Linux1172
Linux1172 - 11/4/2025, 9:01 AM
I wish they produced shows that fans actually want to see.
Drace24
Drace24 - 11/4/2025, 9:12 AM
@Linux1172 - Whatever that means. There is not one kind of Marvel fan. The audience is as diverse as the franchise itself. Almost all of these shows have their own cult following. Personally I think that's what makes the MCU such a remarkable franchise.
Apophis71
Apophis71 - 11/4/2025, 10:07 AM
@Linux1172 - I would put good money on there having been more Wiccan and Speed comic fans than there were of Guardians of the Galaxy when that film came out and they all did well. This self centered view of what you THINK fans want to see is always a daft take esp as actual comic reading nerds are only a small % of the GA that just watches films and TV. I mean the Incredibles never even existed at all to have ANY fanbase and did well as a movie that FEELS like a CBM of the F4 type.

As it is Wanda and Vision were popular characters from the Infinity Saga that didn't get enough focus on them as that was primarily devoted to IM & CA, every other Avenger that didn't have their own solo films under served/sidelined a lot. So one or both of those being leads in a couple shows would be suffice for fans actualy wanting to see their cont adventures where they are the PRIMARY focus, not just a supporting role.

WandaVision was a big hit on all metrics for D+ and even Agatha well recieved so there IS enough of a fan base to want the third and final part of the West View trilogy even if it isnt something you are interested in.
RolandD
RolandD - 11/4/2025, 10:11 AM
@Linux1172 @Drace24 - I did know that I wanted Agatha until I saw the trailer. Sure, it was not typical superhero fare and if it wasn’t Marvel, I probably wouldn’t have watched it. I found it well written and well acted.

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