Will there be a season 2 of VisionQuest?

VisionQuest has wrapped its eight-episode season on Disney+, concluding an epic Marvel trilogy and leaving its characters facing a future of limitless potential.

Paul Bettany and James Spader reunited as Vision and his father of-sorts Ultron, while Ruaridh Mollica joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as troubled youth Tommy.

The series has performed strongly with critics and in viewership ratings, but it's unclear precisely what the next chapter might hold for these fan-favourite characters.

Notably, both WandaVision and Agatha All Along (which are sibling shows to VisionQuest) were one-and-done miniseries, which gives us reason to doubt why this would be any different.

However, Marvel Studios is reportedly reassessing its approach to streaming output, following a loss of quality control and waning viewership since it kicked off in 2021.

With that is said to be a push for more long-running, multi-season programmes, meaning that further small-screen adventures for the Maximoff family aren't out of the realm of possibility.

For now, here's what we know about a potential VisionQuest season 2 on Disney+.

A second season has not been confirmed.

VisionQuest was designed as a self-contained miniseries that closes out the WandaVision trilogy, and Marvel is yet to make a renewal announcement.

Matalas has repeatedly stressed that any continuation is a decision for Marvel and Disney rather than something he can promise, but appears open to the prospect.

"[VisionQuest] doesn't necessarily have to [stand on its own]," he told The Direct. "There is a group of characters in situations that are certainly on their own island, if you will... You could very much see these characters again, if you want."

Could VisionQuest return for season 2?

It could, although a separate successor series or special presentation may be a more likely route.

Matalas has described VisionQuest as more of a sequel than a definitive trilogy ending, and has floated ideas for where the story could head next, including interest in an Avengers: The Children's Crusade adaptation.

Matalas told ScreenRant: "That's up to the Marvel guy [but] I would love nothing more than to do something like that... As long as the rest of the family could come along, and that may include Ultron.

"Again, there's nothing [in the works], but I would love it."

The Children's Crusade sees the Young Avengers on a journey to find Wanda Maximoff aka the Scarlet Witch.

What have the cast and creators of VisionQuest said?

Matalas has been the most vocal voice on the show's future, teasing ongoing potential while being careful not to overpromise.

He has said he is open to more and has pitched ideas for the next phase, but has stressed the call lies with the studio (as stated above).

Bettany hasn't said anything substantive about future Marvel appearances, and is not currently listed in the confirmed Avengers: Doomsday cast.

That said, he clearly has a fondness for the character, who is given a new lease of life by the VisionQuest finale, and so it certainly seems plausible he'll return in some capacity.

How to watch VisionQuest's previous seasons

VisionQuest is streaming exclusively on Disney+, with all episodes available from Tuesday 10 November (in the US) and Wednesday 11 November (in the UK).

WandaVision and Agatha All Along, which precede it in the same story, are also available to stream on Disney+.

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