The Vision series could feature the first meeting of the West Coast Avengers along with the return of the dreaded Ultron
Rumors about the future of The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) never ceases to amaze. Now it is rumored that the next Disney+ series centered on Vision could count the appearance of some members of the West Coast Avengersadding even more excitement to a project already anticipated by fans.
It all started with reports of Elizabeth Olsen’s possible return as Scarlet Witch in this seriesemerged after the news that James Spader would also return to play the main villain in Avengers: Age of UltronUltron. This information was followed by a revelation from the insider Daniel Richtman, who said Olsen is “secured” for a Marvel project set to begin filming in 2025which could coincide with this new series.
West Coast Avengers in the Vision Series
Richtman also dropped another bombshell: the vision series may include west coast elements. For those who don’t know it, this faction of the The Avengers were formed in the 1980s by Hawkeye and has had a changing lineup over the years. However, their original lineup included Vision, Mockingbird, Wonder Man, Tigra and Iron Man (with Rhodey in armor).
If these rumors are true, it would be a clear indication that Marvel is setting the stage for the appearance of these heroes. which could culminate in a dedicated West Coast Avengers movie or series in the near future.
The new direction of the series and its focus on Vision
This year it was also confirmed that the series has been restructured and now has Terry Matalas, executive producer of Star Trek: Picardas showrunner. His work inside Picardo made a big impression on Marvel’s top brass, including Kevin Feige himself.who did not hide his passion for Star Trek.
That’s what you expect Paul Bettany return to your role as VisionHim tragic synthezoid of the UCM. The story will revolve around what has been called “ghost Vision”, a reconstructed version that seeks a new purpose in his life after the events of WandaVision. At the end of the latter, We discovered that what we had been following during the season was a construction of WandaWhile The real Vision, now known as White Vision, was reconstructed by S.W.O.R.D. and left at the end of the series after proclaiming himself to be the “real” one.
Scarlet Witch’s Uncertain Fate and the Future of the MCU
As for Wanda, the last time we saw you was at home Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madnesswhere he unleashed his power against the Illuminati and apparently he was buried under a mountain However, in the world of the MCU, characters are rarely truly out of the picture, and everything points to that. we’ll see more of Scarlet Witch in the future.
Furthermore, There have been previous rumors that the android’s children, Vin and Vivcould debut in this series, although it is not yet known for sure what elements will remain from the original version of Jac Schaefer’s script. It has also been said thatue Javon Walton, known for his role in Euphoriahe could play a teenager, maybe Speed.
The series WandaVision has already demonstrated its ability Marvel Studios mixes styles and genres, fusing the aesthetics of classic sitcoms with the superhero universe. With the confirmation of Agatha: Chaos Coven-a spin-off that will bring back Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness: It looks like Marvel has more tricks up its sleeve to expand this particular corner of its universe.
The Future of West Coast Avengers on Disney+
The incorporation of the The West Coast might not just be a nod to fans, but a strategic move to further expand the UCM and Disney+. With such a diverse and engaging member history, including characters who have yet to make their film or television debuts, this new series could be the door to explore new stories and dynamics within the Marvel Universe.
So, even if it all falls within the realm of rumours, the truth is this. the anticipation for the new series and its potential connection to the West Coast Avengers has significantly increased interest in what’s to come in the MCU in the coming years. Are we on the verge of a new golden age for Marvel superheroes on the small screen? Only time will tell, but the signs look very promising.