VisionQuest Boss Promises Tons of ‘Robot Action’ Despite Human Ultron in MCU Show
Terry Matalas says the series favors actor-driven performances, and viewers can expect plenty of robot action as Vision and Ultron head toward a rematch.
- Showrunner Terry Matalas confirmed the upcoming Marvel Television series VisionQuest is set years after WandaVision, roughly aligning with the Spider-Man: Brand New Day timeline around 2028.
- Vision, having escaped those seeking to weaponize him, consults AI personas including Ultron while on the run; Matalas questioned the point of burying James Spader under 100 kilograms of digital vibranium.
- Matalas revealed the show features significant "robot action" inspired by the climactic clash in Age of Ultron, noting the focus remains on character dynamics rather than budget constraints.
- Paul Bettany stars alongside Spader and Todd Stashwick as Paladin, describing the series as "funny," "moving," and "super exciting" while praising Matalas for doing "a grand job."
- Addressing speculation, Matalas stressed he is not teasing the return of Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch, though the series builds toward a major late-season moment Bettany helped shape.
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VISIONQUEST Showrunner Terry Matalas Reveals the Main Reason Why Ultron Is More Human Than Droid in the Show
The series VisionQuest is the next chapter in the MCU, and fans are excited to get back to Paul Bettany’s character Vision after over five years of silence regarding his storyline. Not only will we see Vision’s return, but also that of his father, Ultron, played by James Spader. Ultron was last seen in Avengers: Age of Ultron back in 2015, so this will be an extra special treat. Some fans were surprised to see in the trailer that Ultron spent mo…
'VisionQuest' Showrunner Claims His Show is Not a Sequel to 'Agatha All Along' Despite Marvel's Narrative
While Marvel positioned VisionQuest as the conclusion of a trilogy at the recent Disney Upfront presentation, the man actually running the new Disney+ series sees it differently. According to GamesRadar, Terry Matalas told SFX magazine that VisionQuest is much more of a direct sequel to WandaVision than a continuation of Agatha All Along, despite Marvel’s attempts to package the three shows together. Paul Bettany as Vision – Disney+ READ: Jelly …
VisionQuest Boss Promises Tons of ‘Robot Action’ Despite Human Ultron in MCU Show
Fans have already started pointing towards reasons why VisionQuest has taken to depicting so many artificial beings as human. There are speculations that the show simply did not have the budget to keep Ultron in his robot form or have Vision fly around. Showrunner Terry Matalas revealed that it had a lot less to do […] The post VisionQuest Boss Promises Tons of ‘Robot Action’ Despite Human Ultron in MCU Show appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Mo…
VisionQuest Showrunner Addresses Biggest Ultron Criticism From Marvel Fans, And He's Right
Though Avengers: Doomsday may be the next major Marvel title that fans are eagerly waiting for, the upcoming VisionQuest is actually the next chapter of the MCU to arrive. In the same way that Doomsday will cap off some long-standing storylines, the new TV series from Marvel Studios is noteworthy for the same reason (on […]
VisionQuest promises to be an interesting proposal to expand the argumental arc of Vision following the events of Avengers: Infinity (2018) and WandaVision (2021). In addition, everything points to it being the last live-action series of Marvel’s Cinematographic Universe for Disney+, at least those focused on main characters of the saga. And after the recent [...] Continue reading: The creator of VisionQuest explains why Ultron appears in human …
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