Elizabeth Olsen has been an integral part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) since portraying Wanda Maximoff in 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron. Her character evolved into the iconic Scarlet Witch. This journey led to the successful Disney+ series WandaVision, where Olsen starred alongside Paul Bettany as Vision.
VisionQuest Announcement
Recently, Bettany confirmed he would reprise his role as Vision in the upcoming series titled VisionQuest, expected to premiere in 2026. Olsen expressed her enthusiasm for the project. In an interview with Inverse, she revealed her excitement about the narrative connections among VisionQuest, Agatha All Along, and WandaVision.
Connection to Previous Series
- Agatha All Along premiered in 2024 as a spinoff of WandaVision.
- WandaVision served as a sequel, further developing the storyline of Wanda and Vision.
Olsen mentioned her recent discussions with Bettany, stating, “I didn’t know anything about it until we spent time together just the other week, and he’s so proud of it.” She noted the interconnected storytelling of these series, referring to it as a “trifecta.”
The Story of VisionQuest
VisionQuest is set to take place after the events of WandaVision. The narrative will explore Vision’s journey to regain his memory and humanity after being resurrected, following his death at the hands of Thanos in 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War.
Olsen’s Potential Return as Wanda
While there has been no official confirmation that Olsen will return as Wanda in VisionQuest, she has expressed her willingness to reprise the role. During a panel for her recent film, Eternity, Olsen said she would “jump” at the chance to return to the MCU. She highlighted her love for the character and hinted at more stories to explore.
Future Prospects in MCU
Olsen commented on her experience with the character over the last five years. She mentioned that numerous comic storylines remain unexplored that both she and fans would like to see come to life. Her dedication to her role in the MCU paves the way for exciting future developments.
