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Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama • 2026 • 48 min • Teen (13+)

VisionQuest is a 2026 sci-fi drama following an android named Vision as he navigates the complexities of grief, identity, and father-son relationships in the shadow of a formidable antagonist. The show leans traditional in its approach, balancing emotional character dynamics with themes rooted in familial bonds and personal growth. While it touches on relationships and synthetic life, it avoids overt identity politics or recasting, instead focusing on established narrative arcs and character ties. The show offers a grounded exploration of synthetic beings and human emotion through a familiar Marvel lens, with a subdued take on modern cultural themes.
Paul Bettany • James Spader • Emily Hampshire
VisionQuest is a 2026 sci-fi drama following an android named Vision as he navigates the complexities of grief, identity, and father-son relationships in the shadow of a formidable antagonist. The show leans traditional in its approach, balancing emotional character dynamics with themes rooted in familial bonds and personal growth. While it touches on relationships and synthetic life, it avoids overt identity politics or recasting, instead focusing on established narrative arcs and character ties. The show offers a grounded exploration of synthetic beings and human emotion through a familiar Marvel lens, with a subdued take on modern cultural themes.
Paul Bettany • James Spader • Emily Hampshire
VisionQuest follows Vision as he grapples with grief, identity, and the complexities of human emotion while rebuilding family ties in the wake of loss.
VisionQuest centers on the android Vision navigating identity and relationships alongside other artificial intelligences such as Ultron, with a cast led by Paul Bettany and James Spader. The story explores emotional and programming themes through a father-son lens rather than identity politics or recast roles.
VisionQuest centers on a father and son rebuilding their fractured bond while navigating grief and personal identity, with additional storylines that lean on familiar ideas of chosen family and human connection.
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VisionQuest contains no transgender characters or themes. Its narrative centers on artificial intelligence, memory transfer, and multiple versions of characters within a Marvel framework, without any exploration of gender identity or transformation.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
VisionQuest portrays its characters, including Vision and Ultron, consistent with their established genders in the Marvel source material, without any gender swaps.
VisionQuest centers on synthetic characters Vision and Ultron, both artificial beings with no established human racial identity in prior canon. The cast reprises the same performers from earlier Marvel projects, with no recasting that alters a documented racial baseline for any named character.
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