Marvel Studios Sets New VisionQuest Release Schedule on Disney Plus

Marvel Studios has revised the Disney Plus release schedule for VisionQuest, the final installment in the television saga that began with WandaVision, bringing several episodes forward and scheduling two installments per week during the series' second and third weeks. The updated calendar moves the season finale to November 10, 2026, rather than the previously planned November 25 date. According to the schedule announced by Marvel Studios on October 12, the first two episodes premiered on Tuesday, October 13, instead of Wednesday, October 14.

Subsequent episodes will also arrive on Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. ET, replacing the original Wednesday release plan. The revised schedule includes paired releases on October 20 and October 27, followed by one episode each on November 3 and November 10.

The change follows an earlier adjustment in September, when Marvel expanded the premiere to two episodes but retained a weekly rollout for the remaining six installments.

The complete updated schedule lists Episodes 1 and 2, "No Strings" and "Theseus," for October 13; Episodes 3 and 4, "Reboot" and "Malware," for October 20; and Episodes 5 and 6, "Firewall" and "Deadlock," for October 27. Episode 7, "Immolation," is scheduled for November 3, while Episode 8, "Forever," concludes the series on November 10.

VisionQuest follows Paul Bettany's Vision as he confronts questions about his identity and encounters figures connected to his past, including Ultron, portrayed by James Spader. The series continues the storyline established by WandaVision in 2021 and Agatha All Along in 2024. The first two episodes introduce Vision's self-created artificial intelligence household, which also houses entities created by Tony Stark, including FRIDAY, JARVIS, and Ultron. Vision is pursued by Paladin, a bounty hunter and mercenary, and reunites with his son, Tommy Maximoff, who goes by Thomas and possesses superpowers.

Promotional footage for the remaining episodes indicates that Vision and Ultron will continue to share a complicated connection. Ultron survives within Vision's mind and remains dangerous, but his continued existence also depends on Vision staying alive. The previews suggest that Ultron could influence Vision's decisions as their relationship develops.

Marvel Television has also previewed Jocasta, a character from Marvel Comics created by Ultron to serve as his robotic bride. T'Nia Miller, known for The Haunting of Bly Manor, plays the character, whose full role in the series has not been disclosed.

Footage shows Jocasta confronting Vision, while the identity of the person who hired Paladin to track him remains unresolved in the supplied report. The report identifies Jocasta as a possible candidate for that role, but Marvel has not confirmed that connection. Another anticipated character is Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch who predates Johnny Storm's version of the superhero.

VisionQuest promotional material includes footage of a man on fire, prompting speculation that Hammond will appear in the series. With the finale now scheduled for November 10, VisionQuest will finish its eight-episode run earlier than the November 25 date established under the previous release plan. The final two installments will be released separately, with Episode 7 arriving November 3 and Episode 8 following one week later.