VisionQuest, which Marvel has dubbed the conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy, has finally set a release date. During Disney’s Upfront presentation, star Paul Bettany revealed that the series will debut on Disney+ on October 14. Additionally, a release window has been set for the second season of Ahsoka, with the Star Wars series premiering in early 2027.
VisionQuest
A teaser trailer for VisionQuest was also screened during the presentation. It features Bettany’s Vision in his human form, watching memories from his old life. He’s trying to regain his humanity once again, but notes that he has none of the emotions his predecessor did. James Spader returns as Ultron to taunt Vision, but he also appears in human form as well.
In addition to Bettany and Spader, VisionQuest also features Todd Stashwick as Paladin and Faran Tahir as Raza, the Ten Rings leader seen in Iron Man.
Ahsoka Season 2
Rosario Dawson presented some behind-the-scenes footage during the Upfront presentation, teasing that “the battles are bigger and the stakes are higher” in the new season.
We still don’t know exactly what to expect from the new season, but the finale of the last episode did set the stage for something big, as Grand Admiral Thrawn (Lars Mikkelsen) has returned to the main Star Wars galaxy. It’s also been confirmed that Hayden Christensen will return as Anakin Skywalker, plus Dave Filoni has teased that Admiral Ackbar will appear and will go “head-to-head with Thrawn.”
Another big change in the upcoming season is a new actor taking on the role of Baylan Skoll. Ray Stevenson played the role in Ahsoka‘s first season, but sadly, he died just months before the series debuted. Skoll’s story will continue with Rory McCann (Game of Thrones) taking on the role. McCann commented on stepping into the character last year. “I think it’s the right decision to carry on his storyline, not just cut it off,” he said. “We’ve done it before with other things. I hope the fans embrace it and I’ll do my best. I’m just starting now, so I’m just trying to be in the right zone for doing it. It’s pretty bloody exciting. I mean, I remember being a kid with my dad, going to the first one probably in the late ’70s and ’80s. Now I’m training with a lightsaber at night, so it’s pretty exciting.“
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