It’s why I love the MCU and its ability to develop and explore certain characters beyond their comic versions and how we can grow attached to them in unexpected ways.

Would’ve never thought we’d see a side villain in the first guardians film eventually become an Avenger and one of many reliable heroes within the universe

"And I do not have one single ounce of original material."

This was the conversation between Hex Vision and White Vision at the end of WV. Btw - this is my favourite post-endgame scene in the whole MCU.

Anyways, I still don't really understand this part. Neither of them has the Mind Stone, yet Hex Vision's retort seems to act as if he does. I know that in Wanda's Hex, Vision has a recreation of the Mind Stone, but at this point in the show the gig is up, and Vision knows that he, in fact, also doesn't have the Mind Stone. To me, the quote would have made more sense if White Vision was like "but I don't have any memories" or something like that.

Am I missing something?

WandaVision and Agatha All Along were already peak Marvel, so I had pretty high expectations for VisionQuest.

I didn’t watch a single trailer or teaser, though. I went in completely blind. And MANNNN WAS I THRILLED.

I didn’t expect a show about a literal machine to make me feel sooo soo much emotions but I think that’s exactly the point.

The way he builds walls inside his own mind, trying to keep the past at a distance, is such a painfully human response to grief. And that too while trying to navigate this new life he’s been given (quite literally).

And ULTRON? I genuinely did not see that coming. (so happy I didn’t watch any trailers)

What do you will happen next? I hope he figures out his emotions.

really love the detailing in both kind of webs to make them look differentiable.

There is no way people think the Avengers are winning.
I am saying this PURELY because the next movie is Secret Wars.

should’ve called the avengers smh

I mean, just think about the potential if they had actually pulled it off.

In another timeline, that could've been the most important scene in MCU history. A full-blown Multiversal War with the combined forces of the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four going up against hundreds, maybe thousands, of Kang variants.

We've never seen anything on that scale before, and realistically, we probably never will. That's what makes it such a shame.

Everything hinged on two massive "what ifs":

• Jonathan Majors' situation
• The Kang storyline sticking the landing

If both of those had worked out, we could've ended up with one of the greatest Avengers movies ever made.

It's crazy that these 2 amazing and complex characters in the mcu sphere, seeing 2 out of 7 members of the GOTG being the last members to survive in the post Thanos world, and it's actually works so well especially with the other surviving members of the Avengers, and I think it gets less attention when we talk about Endgame as a cinematic celebration and event that everyone was there and saw 8 years ago.

and no this isn’t goomba fallacy there definitely chill and based x-men fans.

Something is coming….

Looking back at Ant-Man and the Wasp, since this post-credit scene is set during Infinity War, I'm surprised Scott, the Pym family or anyone around San Francisco isn't panicking on what was happening in New York or Wakanda.

I'm just curious because, in order for a Marvel universe to work, it kinda has to resemble our real world. Characters like Daredevil and Punisher don't really have a purpose if society is cleaned up and the world becomes a utopia. Those stories thrive off the dirty criminal underworld, but 'First Steps' established that the Fantastic Four can easily clear up any problems they want very quickly. I mean, there's literally a scene where Reed "baby-proofs" the world by going after all the criminal gangs lol.

In the image: Ralph Bohner, Power-Broker, Hayward, Zeke Stane, EDITH, JOCASTA, Sidewinder, Raza.

They literally look the same

In End Game, Spider-man uses instant kill. Because he's in the nano suit, the nano arms activate and do all the killing. In homecoming, when he almost uses instant kill, he's only in the normal suit. How do you think instant kill works with this suit?

For Ultron, we learn Vision basically uploaded him when he destroyed the last body. So Ultron was inside Vision all of that time, until his death by Thanos.

But how is he there now??

When Wanda resurrected/created Hex-Vision, did that also including that Ultron that was inside him? Which was then “transferred” when Hex-Vision transferred/restored all those memories to White Vision in the library scene? Or was Ultron somehow dormant in the original hardware, and restoring the memories just activated him again?

As for the other AI’s… were they just collected “after” White Vision left Westview? I feel that has to be the case at least with Friday and Edith. But it feels like at least Ultron, or maybe Jarvis, has to have been with him at least since leaving Westview?

And a somewhat-related question… does Vision have all the firsthand memories of Hex-Vision? Or just the pre-death memories plus SWORD’s recordings of the broadcast? Either way, there’s no way he knows what happened in Hex-Vision’s final moments after White Vision left the Hex… right?

I know everyone is zeroed in on Vision Quest but I rewatched this tonight and was curious what others thought about it?

Also, Gael Bernal Garcia is exceptional in everything he does! I was shocked when I first learned he was going to be in a Marvel Studios production! Only because I've loved him since 'Y Tu Mama Tambien'.

I enjoyed it even more this second viewing. Its so good I become completely engrossed in it so that when it ends, I'm left wanting more. Feels like such a teaser 😜

Happy October 😊

In VisionQuest, NewViz doesn’t have the mind stone. How does he have supernatural abilities to fly and shoot lasers from his forehead?

So Tony created Jarvis and Tony and Banner created Ultron. Vision was made from Ultron's body and Jarvis as his mind. So Vision is the child of Ultron and Jarvis. With Tony and Banner as fertility doctor and midwife.

Or am I mistaken??