'VisionQuest' Post-Credits Scene Explained

After a journey marked by emotions such as love and grief and family reunions, VisionQuest came to an end this Tuesday with an episode that finally had Vision and Ultron resolving their differences in a direct reference to the format of WandaVision.

Furthermore, the final chapter also brings back Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke), marking the reunion of Vision and Wanda's children with their father. But as a good Marvel production, VisionQuest holds one last surprise for the end.

Check it out below, but beware of potential spoilers!

Does VisionQuest have a post-credits scene?

Yes. After defeating Ultron, with the character taking a step back from his desire to dominate London with Jocasta's nanobots, Tommy and Lisa are shown boarding Paladin's private jet to meet Billy Maximoff in the US for dinner.

As Vision prepares to leave the house he shared with the artificial intelligences, he and Tommy have one last conversation and discuss the possibility of Wanda Maximoff being alive. As Vision is leaving, the phone rings and he returns to answer it. He knows who is on the other end.

Ultron returns to his physical form, but says that for now he will not continue his crusade against humanity. The chance is 50%, but perhaps he will "visit the Louvre, or the MET," for now. What he is sure of is that he doesn't want to do it alone, something he learned from his "son."

What happens in the post-credits scene of VisionQuest?

Contrary to what many believed, the post-credits scene of VisionQuest doesn't feature Wanda or have a direct connection to Avengers: Doctor Doom. Not that we know for sure yet, but we can speculate. We'll get there.

The scene itself shows Ultron still living in the mansion that belonged to Jo Carrington's husband, Virgil Horton. He appears looking out the window, as if contemplating the world outside. But he's not yet ready to go out and enjoy it all.

In his hand is a drive with the name Jocasta on it. The object is the same one we saw in Avengers: Age of Ultron, when Tony Stark chooses to activate FRIDAY as his assistive AI. We understand, then, that Ultron is planning to bring his beloved back after she was killed by Virgil.

VisionQuest is now complete for streaming on Disney+ .